Sarphatipark Apartment 15

A spacious and modern studio apartment sleeps up to two people near central Amsterdam close to the Albert Cuyp Market, the Museum Quarter and the main city centre.

Step inside and unwind; this modern studio apartment allows you to enjoy your short stay in comfortable surroundings and with functional furnishings. Whether you are in Amsterdam for leisure or business this apartment is a great homely hub from where you enjoy the best of Amsterdam. One of its best features is the large windows that make it feel very fresh and airy every day and through which you can enjoy the street view from the fourth floor setting. On the sleeping side of the apartment are a double bed with side cabinets and lamps and a double wardrobe with a large mirror next to it. Next to the wardrobe there is a small modern kitchen where you can prepare your meals and drinks and opposite it a small dining table with two chairs, armchairs and a wall painting. This attractive studio apartment also has a bathroom which is fully furnished with wall and floor tiles, a toilet, a sink with storage and mirror and a shower unit.

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Please note that the pictures shown are not of this actual apartment. The pictures are of Sarphatipark Apartment 16 Amsterdam , which is in the same building and has an almost identical lay out and furnishings to give a fair idea of the eventual look and feel.

De Pijp is a great area to stay in while you are visiting Amsterdam. It is hip and contemporary, close to the main city centre with reliable and regular tram services and has a number of places of interest. Just a ten minute walk away is the Albert Cuyp Market where you can buy clothing, accessories or fresh produce, the Marie Heinekenplein where you can go for a drink or food, and the Heineken Experience which makes a fun activity amongst friends and colleagues. The rest of Amsterdam is just a short tram ride away. Or go for a more locally preferred way of travelling around the city and hire a bike for the duration of your stay as you can travel in your own time at your own pace. There are a number of bike rental companies in Amsterdam and even one just outside of the central station. But if you would prefer to stick with public transport then there are a number of trams running from around the corner on Ceintuurbaan street from where you can in around fifteen minutes be at the Museum Quarter, Dam Square, the Red Light District, China Town or the Bloemenmarkt.