City Park Apartment 5

City Park Apartment 5 is an elegant and contemporary 3-bedroom apartment located on the fourth floor of a tranquil residential building.

Stylishly decorated with natural colours and wooden floors, this modern apartment is the perfect environment to return to after a lovely day exploring the city. In the living room you can sit down and watch TV in the sitting corner with two cubist armchairs and sofa. In the other corner you can enjoy meals together at the large dining table. To prepare a home-cooked meal there is a designer kitchen that has everything you need to prepare breakfast, lunch or dinner.

The three bedrooms all have the same wonderful design as the living room. Two bedrooms are fitted out with double beds and the third one has two single beds. The contemporary bathroom has a toilet, a large bathtub and a separate shower. There is a second bathroom and a water closet.

City Park Apartment 5 can be accessed by an elevator. A night porter is available for security as well as to ensure a calm and peaceful environment.  

Additional information:

• Free Wi-Fi
• Anti-allergic bed linen and towels provided (Fair trade Max Havelaar)
• No pets allowed, so suitable for guests with allergie
• This apartment is located in a quiet residential building. Therefore it is very suitable for families or elderly, and not for groups.
• After 11 pm silence in the building is required.
• Other apartments of different sizes are also available for hire in the same building. If you have more guests you may wish to rent additional holiday homes.
• Please note that a baby cot is available for an extra charge of Euro 40.

City Park Apartment 5 is located at the border of the historical Amsterdam city centre, an enjoyable part of Amsterdam. Nearby on Bellamyplein you will find the international indoor food market the ‘Foodhallen’. You are close to the 19th century Vondel Park where you can take a relaxing walk or enjoy one of the many open air events. Visit Museum Square with the most famous museums of Amsterdam. The Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh museum own many works of Rembrandt, Vermeer and Van Gogh. Within walking distance you will find many bars, restaurants and theatres at Leidseplein and in the side streets of the square.

Take a tram to Dam Square, the very heart of historical Amsterdam. Check out the Royal palace that was originally built as a city hall in the 17th century. Or visit Madame Tussaud that holds a large collection of waxworks of different famous people from all over the world. And from Dam Square you can walk to the Red Light district. Right next to the Red Light district is China Town. Amsterdam has one of the oldest China Towns in Europe and it has many oriental restaurants where you can eat a decent meal for a fair price.