Yays Bickersgracht Concierged Boutique Apartments 5F

Our attractive 2-bedroom holiday home makes the ideal base for your stay in the city and accommodates up to 6 guests in style.

Your stay in the city promises to be extremely enjoyable at our outstanding city pad apartment. Here you will find everything you need for your holiday provided including a fantastic fitted kitchen enabling you to prepare favourite meals from home during your stay. Just alongside there’s a dining table and six chairs so mealtimes are enjoyed in comfort.

The sitting room area includes a flat screen TV to keep your guests entertained and a sofa a coffee table. The sofa also coverts into a double bed at night time for two guests if needed.

The two private bedrooms feature a double bed and two singles. Also included in the apartment is a private bathroom fitted with a sink, shower and toilet.
Located on the second floor of the building, the apartment features tall windows overlooking a pretty canal below.

Boasting an ideally central location the apartment, you will find Central Station just a few minutes’ walk away to the east. A wealth of fantastic world class attractions are waiting for you right on your doorstep. Buses and trams are available but there’s really no need for you to use them as everything is so close to hand. Perhaps you might like to explore a bit further afield in which case they might just come in handy.

Wander from your apartment into the attractive neighbouring districts including the world famous Canal Belt. This is one of the prettiest areas in the city to explore with its pretty house boats and tall wonky buildings. It has a certain fairy-tale ambience.

The Amsterdam Eye Film Institute is a popular new attraction in the city and is located just across the River Ij, directly behind the apartment. Many of our visitors take the free ferry across the river to explore Amsterdam North.

The country’s most visited museum, the Anne Frank House in the Jordaan district, is also easily accessible on foot. It is of course here, high up in the roof space, that Anne, her family and friends hid from the Nazis during the country’s occupation in World War II. Take a walk through the tiny secret apartment and see Anne’s actual diary. This is certainly a very moving experience to learn the realities of this difficult and darkest period in Amsterdam’s recent history. A visit here comes highly recommended and it is advisable to book tickets online in advance to avoid the inevitable queues that form daily.