Prinsengracht 969 studio Amsterdam

Blending together a unique traditional Dutch flavor with modern and outstanding functionality, the Prince 969 Studio boasts marvelous features, solid furnitures and a particular attention to details that confers a special, exquisite taste to its interiors.The wide open accommodative space hosts a double bed, arranged in a quiet and snug corner, in order to provide the maximum relax for a fulfilling sleep; a generous wooden wardrobe separates the sleeping area from the main living unit, the latter supplied with a large couch and embellished with a lightweight carpet.The original dining area is well allocated at the large bright window, offering a wonderful view over the city centre’s canal while enjoying your home cooked daily breakfast or dinner.
The bathroom is elegantly equipped with all the necessary facilities aimed at ensuring uttermost privacy and hygiene.Surely perfect for a small family or group of friends willing to take the maximum pleasure from a restful sojourn in Amsterdam, the Prince Studio 969 will never disappoint your expectations and will guarantee a truly memorable stay. 

Registration number: 0363 BB30 B132 9A48 A5C0

This adorable self catering studio/apartment is situated on the Prinsengracht, the watercourse extending in the center of Amsterdam and defining the outer side of the central Canal Belt, constructed and completed during the Dutch Golden Age of the 17th century and recently included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites list.Adorning the southern part of the Canal Belt, the Prince 969 studio is positioned at a very short distance from the Museum Quarter (the famous Museumplein hosting the Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum and the futuristic Stedelijk Museum) and the vibrant squares Leidseplein and Rebrandtplein, the cores of Amsterdam’s nightlife.Close to the apartment lies the astonishing Museum Van Loon, a beautifully preserved Canal House from the early 17th century that provides great insight into the wealthy life of Dutch Merchants of that glorious era.An incredible number of cafes, bars and restaurants can be found in the proximity of the accommodation but many landmarks can be reached easily by foot.
Take a whole afternoon to visit the immense Vondelpark, is just beyond the aforementioned Museum Quarter. its green lawns represent the ideal place to relax after a busy tour in town.
The area surrounding the Prince 969 Studio is also well served by public transport with a tram stop just a few minutes walk away, allowing you to reach any part of the city with extreme ease.