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short-term rentals in Amsterdam

third and fourth floor, 4 bedrooms

Apartment in Amsterdam, Cremerbuurt West

120m²
7Guests
4Bedrooms
Self check-in

This two-layered upper floor apartment welcomes you in a bright and spacious living area with an open kitchen and dining area. The living area boasts two comfortable couches and flat-screen. The adjoining dining area and kitchen create a beautiful open and cosy setting where you and your family or friends can enjoy each others company after an exciting day of sightseeing or work. Prepare your homemade recipes in your own fully equipped kitchen which offers you a full-sized refrigerator, dishwasher, oven and microwave. A toilet is located near the entrance of the apartment. Two French doors give access to the balcony on the backside of the apartment allowing an abundance of natural light and fresh air into the apartment. The first bedroom is also located on this floor and is situated on the backside of the apartment. Three other rooms are located on the top floor of which one is the spacious master bedroom. All the rooms in this apartment are offering a double bed. The bathroom is situated on this floor as well and features a shower, bathtub, double sink and toilet. This charming penthouse apartment offers you a peaceful and cosy stay in Amsterdam and is an ideal hideaway for families with children, couples and four guests travelling for business in search for a private room in the same apartment.

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€6,284
€5,985
This apartment offers discounts for long-stays. You can save up to 5% on your total rent for a stay of 5 months. Select dates to see the best prices.
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What to know about short term rentals in Amsterdam

The Dutch capital of Amsterdam has long held a reputation as being one of the most popular expat cities in Europe. This reputation has swollen its citywide population, and the demand for housing has soared. Drawing in people from across the Netherlands, Europe, and even the world, this multicultural city is one of art, culture, history, and more - an endless list of reasons why many seek to live here, even if only for a short time. Apartments can be found in a variety of different forms all over the city. Some have been converted from ancient townhouses, canalside warehouses, and former Amsterdam dockyards. Others, especially in the outer areas of the city, are brand new highrise apartments. Despite this variety short term rental accommodation can be in short supply because of the overwhelming demand.. Homelike has an amazing range of short term rentals in Amsterdam that you can rent for JUST a few weeks or up to several months. The whole renting process is quick, simple and easy to complete. Use the filters on top of the page to select your move in date, rental budget and amenities you need. If you’re moving with your pet, choose the pets allowed filter. Some home owners allow pets upon request even if it is not mentioned on their profile. So, feel free to reach out to confirm. If you’re on a tight budget, you could also use our no deposit filter to see short let apartments that don’t require a deposit.

Who should rent short term apartments in Amsterdam?

As we have noted above, Amsterdam is a hugely popular city for a wide range of people who move for various reasons. As the capital of the Netherlands, there is so much that draws in people from all over the world. This can be from a touristic point of view, for business or for education, each one drawing in different people for different reasons. Amsterdam is renowned for being a popular city break city, attracting thousands to its streets and canals every year. Although you can see a lot during a long weekend, being able to call the city home for a month or a few months will allow you to immerse yourself in the city far better. By renting a short-term apartment, you can stay for a longer period of time in the city, and it will work out far cheaper than staying in a hotel. As the capital of the Netherlands, Amsterdam is a city full of business and industry opportunities. Many people may fly in and out for business meetings and conferences or even to the Dutch site of a global company. By renting short term accommodation in Amsterdam, you can work during the day and then go home to your apartment at night instead of a long term hotel room. Alongside tourism and business, Amsterdam is also a city of education, being home to a large number of universities. Renting a short-term apartment in the city is an ideal arrangement for university students. They are able to rent the apartment for the duration of the university term and then leave the property once their term at university is over.

Best neighborhoods to look for short term apartments in Amsterdam

The best neighborhoods to rent short term apartments in Amsterdam depend on a number of factors such as your budget, lifestyle, apartment size, apartment quality, building amenities and desired neighborhood. Amsterdam is the most expensive city in the Netherlands and one of the most expensive cities in all of Europe. Housing costs in the city tend to be high but there are some affordable pockets in the city. People who are in Amsterdam only for a few weeks or even months prefer to live in lively and centrally located parts of the city. Some of the neighborhoods we recommend in Amsterdam include- De Pijp, Zuid, Jordaan, De Wallen, Jordaan and Westerpack. For more information on these neighborhoods, read our Amsterdam neighborhood guide.

Average rent for short term apartments in Amsterdam

The average cost of rent for an apartment in the center of Amsterdam will be between €1,500 and €5,000/month. Whereas, an apartment outside the city center will be between €1,000 and €3,000/month. Many factors influence the price of short term accommodation including apartment square footage, length of stay, quality of furnishings, building amenities, access to outdoor space etc.

Amsterdam relocation tips

When you’re relocating to a new city, the whole process can be one of great stress as well as excitement. If you are an expat in Amsterdam, it’s important to secure a BSN number. This Dutch citizen service number will ensure you are able to get access to things such as opening a bank account, visiting the doctor, and receiving your wages. Another great tip to take on board is purchasing a bicycle. Amsterdam is considered the world’s cycling capital, and it pays to join the two-wheeled way of living. With flat streets and countryside, designated cycle lanes, and a cycling culture like no other, using a bike to get around the city will save you both time and money in the long run! If you prefer traveling across the city using public transport, you’ll want to get yourself an OV Card. You can load credit onto the card and use it to travel seamlessly across the city, not to mention you’ll be saving money on every single journey! For an in-depth look at what you need to know before moving to Amsterdam, take a look at Homelike’s Amsterdam relocation guide

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