Amsterdam is famous for its beautiful canals and canalside buildings.  Many of which are private, an increasing number are rented out for short stays and city breaks.  Staying in one of these apartments is a real luxury, and offers a real taste of living in Amsterdam as a local.  Take a look at this example apartment:

Amsterdam Short Stay Apartment

Nostalgic

The Amsterdam Nostalgic Apartment is ideally located on the Runstraat, a small street running perpendicular to the picturesque Keizersgracht and Prinsengracht canals. It is in the charming ‘9 Streets’ area in the historic canal belt…More info & booking

The Nostalgic Apartment is located in a tastefully refurbished old Amsterdam-style building in the city’s historic centre. It is situated along one of the well-known ‘9 Streets’, famous for the numerous boutiques, cafes and restaurants  found here. The apartment occupies the three floors directly above a small ground floor shop.

This contemporary three-bedroom apartment comprises a modern and fully equipped open kitchen, a spacious living and dining area, and a quiet, private terrace. The apartment’s staircase passes through the smaller bedroom on the second floor to reach a third bedroom and separate laundry room in the converted top attic above. This well-appointed serviced apartment is located on the first, second and third floors, with two moderately steep internal staircases and a steep ground floor staircase. It is ideal as corporate or leisure accommodation.

Location

The Nostalgic Apartment is ideally located on the Runstraat, a small street running perpendicular to the picturesque Keizersgracht and Prinsengracht canals. It is in the charming ‘9 Streets’ area in the historic canal belt, an area known for the numerous restaurants, cafes and diverse boutiques found here. The Museum District, Dam Square, and the Leidseplein, a lively square with many clubs, pubs, theatres, live music venues and comedy cafes, are all within easy walking distance.

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