Sarphatipark Apartment 11

A modern studio apartment sleeps up to two people in southern Amsterdam close to Albert Cuyp Market, the Museum Quarter and the rest of the city centre.

Step into a clean-cut modern short stay apartment; located on the third floor this apartment has a simple but attractive layout where you can quickly relax and feel at home in. It has been fitted with all the furnishings needed for a cosy stay whilst on your leisure or business trip to Amsterdam. There is a double bed which allows for a total of two people to enjoy staying here. There are large windows which create a fresh and airy ambiance which is also nicely complimented by the light colour tones throughout the apartment. The sleeping area is on one side of this apartment while the living and dining section is on the other side. There you will find a small dining table with two chairs, arm chairs for unwinding on in the evenings and a small but well equipped kitchen is on hand for when you feel like preparing your own dinner rather than going out to eat. There is also a bathroom which is fitted with a toilet, sink and shower.

Important notice:

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.

This modern short stay apartment is located just outside of the main city centre in the De Pijp area. This is the area which is home to the popular Albert Cuyp Market which is visited by people from all over the Netherlands as well as locals and tourists. The bonus is that it is only a ten minute walk away from the apartment. Just north of the market is the Heineken Experience which makes for a great outing amongst friends or even as a team building session amongst colleagues if you are in Amsterdam on a business trip. The great thing about being just outside of the busy central areas is that they are still never too far away to venture into whenever you feel like it. There are a number of trams running from Ceintuurbaan street which is just around the corner. From here you can get on Tram 4 or 25 to central station for the main train line, tram 3, 16 or 24 for the Museumplein where you can visit the Van Gogh Museum and Stedelijk Museum or tram 4, 24 or 25 for Dam Square from where you can walk over to the Red Light District and China Town.