Amsterdam is one of Europe’s top destinations, with millions of tourists flocking to its canal-crossed neighbourhoods every year. Offering a wealth of cultural heritage, art museums and unique architecture, Amsterdam is the perfect city to enjoy with friends. Whilst those travelling in slightly larger numbers may feel they are limited to hotels or dorm rooms, there is also the often overlooked option of a 2-bed apartment in Amsterdam - opening up a whole new experience for those looking to get the most out of their stay in the Dutch capital.
The advantage of finding a 2-bed apartment in Amsterdam can offer a completely different experience from traditional accommodation. Whether visiting with family or friends, those staying in serviced apartments will find the properties offer a far more sociable environment, making them ideal for larger groups when compared with multiple hotel rooms or dorms. Those staying in private apartments benefit from a greater degree of privacy, with separate bedrooms and bathrooms, whilst still having a communal area in which to relax and perhaps plan some sightseeing trips.
Whilst differing greatly from hotels and guesthouses, larger serviced apartments in Amsterdam do offer many of the same benefits, including daily room cleaning, reception and concierge where available. This means that guests get the best of both worlds, with the added benefit of full kitchen facilities opening up a world of catering options, plus home entertainment and Wi-Fi - ideal for those making an extended stay in Amsterdam.
These apartments are also ideal for anyone looking to explore Amsterdam beyond the central tourist areas. Of course, first-time visitors may well wish to be closer to the famous sights of De Wallen, or neighbourhoods such as De Pijp and Grachtengordel - all of which offer the classic backdrop of brown houses and canals. But those making a return visit, or perhaps coming to Amsterdam for business, will perhaps be considering some of the lesser visited areas, such as Amsterdam Zuid, Westerpark or Amstelveen. Alternatively, those seeking to explore a new side of the city may opt for the Amsterdam Noord on the other side of the harbour - a fashionable, up-and-coming part of the city.
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A1. There are over 119 serviced apartments in Amsterdam with more being added every day. In total, TheSqua.re has over 100,000 apartments across the globe that are waiting to be booked. Book now
A2. The best 5 and 4 star serviced apartments in Amsterdam are Stadionplein Serviced Apartment, De Pijp, Naritaweg Serviced Apartment, Westerpark, Claude Debussylaan Amsterdam Serviced Apartment, Amstelveen, Noorderstraat Serviced Apartment, Canal Belt, The Wittenberg, Amstelveen.
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A7. That depends on the policy of the apartment/building management. You may have to enquire first when making your booking in Amsterdam .
A8. Serviced apartments in Amsterdam have all the features of home, are centrally located and have other astounding attributes that make them better than hotels, as covered here.
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