Sarphatipark Apartment 12

An attractive studio apartment sleeps up to two people near central Amsterdam close to many tourist attractions such as the Albert Cuyp Market and the Museum Quarter.

Located on the third floor this modern studio apartment has some fantastic furnishings that will ensure a happy stay during your leisure or business trip to Amsterdam. The décor is simple but inviting so as soon as you walk in you can be sure to feel right at home. The large windows are an overall appealing feature and through them you can enjoy the third floor setting while pondering about your next Amsterdam outings. The full length curtains can be drawn for privacy in the evenings and for when you are sleeping; open them in the mornings and you will feel refreshed and ready to hit the city. Also feature in this short stay apartment are a double wardrobe and bedside cabinets where you can store luggage and personal items, a small dining table with two chairs, an arm chair and a rug over the laminate flooring. This short stay apartment proves to be a great self-catering alternative to a hotel and the modern white kitchen is a great place to prepare your meals or drinks.

Important notice:

The pictures shown are not of this actual studio apartment. The pictures are of another studio apartment from our inventory with an almost identical lay out and furnishings to give a fair idea of the eventual look and feel. The actual pictures will be uploaded as soon as possible, while this studio apartment is currently being decorated.

De Pijp area is just south of the central Canal Belt which Amsterdam is well-known for. De Pijp area itself is filled with things to do so start your exploring of Amsterdam with a walk down to the Albert Cuyp Market which is only ten minutes away, followed by a visit to the Heineken Experience where you can see the history and journey of the world famous beer. You may enjoy peace and quiet from time to time which makes the Sarphatipark, which is just around the corner from this short stay apartment, the ideal place for you. The rest of the city can be easily reached on trams which are reliable and quick and you can catch them from the Ceintuurbaan street which is only around the corner. In about fifteen minutes you can be at the Museum Quarter which has three of Amsterdam’s most famous museums: Van Gogh Museum, Stedelijk Museum and the Rijksmuseum. Or head north and in about fifteen minutes you will be at the Dam Square which is the home of the Royal Palace, the New Church and the Red Light District.