Amsterdam Apartments for Rent for your Short Stay

Discover the best Apartments in Amsterdam with GowithOh

Worthy of its reputation as one of Europe’s top visitor destinations, Amsterdam is a city of culture and diversity, with something for every traveller’s taste. Staying in one of our Amsterdam holiday apartments in among the colourful houses and interweaving canals of this picturesque city will make for a truly authentic Amsterdam experience during your holiday.

All our short stay apartments in Amsterdam are hand-picked and include the following features:

• - Each holiday rental offers you internet access via Wi-Fi, USB or cable.
• - They provide a fully-equipped kitchen for an unforgettable self-catering experience.
• - In all apartments you can find high-quality furniture .
• - They are spacious with a minimum size of 10m2 per person.

 

An apartment to rent in Amsterdam during your vacations offers you a series of advantages in comparison with booking a hotel. With our serviced Amsterdam apartments your stay in the Dutch capital will be unforgettable:

• - All holiday apartments are featured with a kitchen where you can cook delicious dinners after you went grocery shopping just as the locals. Like this you can save up to 50% of the money you would have spent on restaurants and visit more museums and monuments. Eating out in Amsterdam is quite expensive.
• - All GowithOh apartments are located right next to the most important tourist attractions.

To make your short stay in Amsterdam become something special is our goal. Over 50.000 positive customer reviews help us improve our service every day.




Gain more from your holiday accommodation in Amsterdam

In our Amsterdam apartment rentals the city is yours to discover, using your Amsterdam apartment as a relaxing and comfortable base to return to. With the added benefit of flexibility that you don’t get from staying in a hotel, our holiday apartments in Amsterdam allow you a greater degree of privacy and freedom to do your own thing in your home away from home in Holland’s capital. Whether you want your cultural fix from museums and historic sights, prefer the party scene or just enjoy the peaceful charm of an old city, an Amsterdam holiday apartment rental is the ideal accommodation option for soaking up the city’s vibrant atmosphere.

Some things you should keep in mind when you get an apartment to rent in Amsterdam:

• - In most cases you’ll be ask to pay a deposit to the owner upon your arrival. Of course you’ll get this money back at the end of your stay.
• - There will be a tourist tax, which is usually included in the apartment price.
• - Our apartments in Amsterdam are perfect for a short stays, such as a weekend escape or business trips.

An apartment to rent in Amsterdam during your vacations offers you a series of advantages in comparison with booking a hotel. With our serviced Amsterdam apartments your stay in the Dutch capital will be unforgettable:

• - All holiday apartments are featured with a kitchen where you can cook delicious dinners after you went grocery shopping just as the locals. Like this you can save up to 50% of the money you would have spent on restaurants and visit more museums and monuments. Eating out in Amsterdam is quite expensive.
• - All GowithOh apartments are located right next to the most important tourist attractions.

To make your short stay in Amsterdam become something special is our goal. Over 50.000 positive customer reviews help us improve our service every day.




Choose the right district for your Apartment in Amsterdam

With a number of different districts across the city, from the medieval Old Centre to the classy Canal Ring neighbourhood, the location of your Amsterdam apartments will make the difference to your holiday.

• - An Apartments in the city centre of Amsterdam is the right choice for you if you want to be located right in the centre of the Dutch capital. If you’re more interested in a calm place you should reserve your apartment in a different district of Amsterdam.
• - Renting an Apartment in Grachtengordel in Amsterdam is perfect for you when you wish to be located close to the medieval centre. The district got included on the World Heritage List by UNESCO.
• - Have a look at the other districts in Amsterdam and find out which one fits your wishes the best.

Here at GowithOh we have a knowledgeable customer care team on hand 365 days of the year in five languages to help you find apartments for rent in Amsterdam to best suit your interests. Read up on the different districts with our area guides to make a well-informed decision on the setting of your Amsterdam holiday rentals and, once decided, just follow the simple steps of the online booking process to reserve your accommodation in Amsterdam with us.

If you’re looking out for specific features in an Amsterdam apartment, make use of our website’s search filters to reveal the Amsterdam apartments for rent with special amenities. If travelling by car, you may require short-term apartments in Amsterdam with parking nearby or maybe you have young children and want to see only our Amsterdam apartments with lifts to avoid any big climbs after a long day of sightseeing! Rent an apartment in Amsterdam with us and we will ensure that your holiday rental meets your exact requirements.




Cheap accommodation Amsterdam – don’t let your budget hold you back!

We provide Amsterdam short-stay apartments to suit your individual plans and budget. For those on a tight budget when it comes to Amsterdam accommodation, take a look at our cheap apartments in Amsterdam for an apartment in Amsterdam that won’t break the bank. In fact, with our cheap Amsterdam apartments you’ll receive unbeatable value for money, allowing you to relax in the knowledge that you have more spending money to go out and enjoy the city’s sights. In addition to what you’ll be saving by booking our cheap accommodation in Amsterdam, self-catering Amsterdam means you’ll be saving on meals out, too!

• - A three-nights stay in a hotel, with three meals out every day: 20x3x3 = 180 euros per person in restaurants.
• - A three-nights stay in a rental apartment, with three meals every day cooking for yourself: 7x3x3= 63 euros per person buying the food in local supermarkets.
• - You’ll save 120 euros per person if you rent an apartment in Amsterdam!




What to do and to see in Amsterdam

Amsterdam is the perfect choice if you're searching for a city break in a city full of culture and art, delicious food and a vibrant nightlife.

The Dutch capital offers you a wide range of free-time activities, from biking along the romantic channels to visiting of the many museums – there is so much to explore!




Little known facts

• * The entire city was built on massive piles, which laid the foundation of the buildings in Amsterdam.

• * Amsterdam has more channels than Venice, over 165! That's also the reason for the cities nickname is "Venice of the North". By the way, Amsterdam has also three times more bridges than floating Venice.

• * The city is in danger to disappear, in case there will be a small increase of global sea levels. More than 50% of Amsterdam lies under sea level.

• * Amsterdam is famous worldwide for its Tulips, but they're not originally from the Netherlands but were imported from Turkey.

• * 86 % of Amsterdam residents speak Dutch, English and even a third language fluently.




Culture and Main Attractions

In 17th century Amsterdam was the economic centre of the world and today it's one of the most multinational cities, combining many different aspects from its colonial cities. That's why you might find exotic dishes on Dutch menus, which are considered typical Dutch, you'll hear many different types of music in the bars and you'll experience a great cosmopolitanism.

Amsterdam is so diverse that it has something to offer for everyone. You're interested in museums and culture then visit the Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank Huis, Tulip Museum or one of the many art galleries. If you're more of a food-lover try the different dishes, such as Poffertjes, Frikandel, Stamppot and much more mouth-watering dishes. You'll have also the chance to explore Amsterdam's provocative side and take walk through the world's most famous red-light-district. Go to one of the many bars at the popular Leidseplein. But there is even more to do. What about a bike tour along the channels or even a boat tour, a visit at the De Gooyer Windmill brewery or Heineken beer brewery or a picnic at Vondelpark?




Shopping

Amsterdam doesn't count to the biggest cities in Europe, but it's definitely a shopping paradise. Besides, common shops, such as H M, Zara, etc. Amsterdam is famous for its flea markets of all kind, small original boutiques and shopping streets. If you're searching for the ultimate Amsterdam shopping experience you should visit the De Negen Straatjes (the nine streets). It's a district with typical small streets, which already exists since the 17th century. Here you can find all different types of styles, clothes, souvenirs and much more for all budget categories. Vintage Boutiques and art galleries are not what you're looking for? Then check out the shopping malls De Bijenkorf and De Kalvertoren (more than 45 shops).

Other shopping possibilities you can find in the shopping street Der Haarlemmerdijk and the district Spiegelkwartier. In addition to that you should also visit one of the many flea and food markets.




Transport

Amsterdam is well-known for the city with more bikes than people, but there are more options to get around, even though we recommend you to explore the city one day by bike. The cities public transport system is extremely well organized. From bus, tram to metro you have several options to get to the most important monuments. The operating company is 9292 and on their website or with the mobile app you'll be able to get your travel it itinerary in no time and get to know Amsterdam without any delay. You might also want to see the city of channels with a ferry from the water. Like this you'll get another view.




The Climate

Due to its temperate North Sea climate, Amsterdam has pleasantly mild summers and cold, wet winters. You should always take an umbrella and a jacket with you when exploring the Dutch capital. The best time to travel to Amsterdam is from spring till late summer (April - September), when the temperatures are milder and it doesn't rain so much. If you visit the capital of tulips in spring make sure you visit Keukenhof, the most beautiful park to visit during spring. It's located 20 km away from Amsterdam and definitely worth a trip. But in the end it doesn't really matter, when you travel to the Dutch capital, because the city has something to offer throughout the whole year and for every type of weather.




Food and Drink

The Dutch cuisine is influenced by many different cultures due to its old colonies back in the day. You can find basically find foods from all over the world in Amsterdam. For some typical Dutch food experiences try the following dishes: Boterham, a simple but very tasty dessert; all different types Dutch cheeses; Stamppot, mashed potatoes, mashed vegetables and smoked sausage or meat balls and of course you can't leave the country without having eaten Poffertjes.