Studio Boom Amsterdam

Studio Boom Amsterdam is a modern, bright and cozy studio apartment for up to two guests, located in a small side street in the Nieuwmarkt area.

Perfectly situated for visitors desiring an authentic base in the historical heart of the capital, this endearing studio apartment enables easy access to Central Station, Dam Square and the legendary Red Light District. Beautifully decorated and efficiently arranged to grant a spacious and appealing environment, the lodging consists of an invigorating white interior dispersed by hints of wood and splashes of colour.

As you enter the abode, you will be instantly impressed by the bright and cheerful ambience and the quality of the available amenities. The living area comprises of a sofa, armchair, and a flatscreen TV. The kitchenette is equipped for creating your dishes from home, which can be enjoyed together at the modern dining table. A brief staircase leads you to the mezzanine level which contains two comfortable single beds. Finally, the smart and functional bathroom completes this enchanting studio with a sink, toilet and shower unit.

This Amsterdam accommodation enjoys a peaceful and authentic location. The adjacent square of Nieuwmarkt hosts a charming daily market, which is surrounded by a bustling array of bars, cafes and restaurants like all time favourite Cafe Bern. Nieuwmarkt square is dominated by the remarkable De Waag or The Weigh House, originating in the late 15th century and utilised for a variety of functions throughout the centuries. This stunning piece of architecture currently houses a restaurant that offers outdoor seating on the terrace or a luminous interior lit by over 300 candles. We can also highly recommend the nearby restaurant Hemelse Modder at the picturesque canal Oude Waal.

The studio is also ideally positioned for visitors seeking admission to the notorious Red Light District, one of the liveliest nightlife hotspots in the capital. De Wallen, as it is locally known, comprises of a series of winding passageways, interspersed with scenic canals and radiant bridges. This is actually the oldest neighbourhood in Amsterdam and is inhabited by some of the city’s most beautiful buildings, including the historical Old Church, erected in the 1300s and still existing today as an imperative cultural and religious centre.

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