Yays Bickersgracht Concierged Boutique Apartments 3D

If you need a comfortable and stylish accommodation for a group of 4, this modern – and conveniently-located – Amsterdam holiday apartment might be what you’re looking for.

This fabulous place is a modern development, so expect the highest quality of finish, as well as a focus on functionality and comfort. The interiors enjoy a light, simple finish, and feel very spacious owing to the amount of daylight seeping in through the large windows, and the clever layout of the elements of furnishing. The presence of a flatscreen TV, a coffee table, and a sofa in one section of the daily room clearly suggests that this is where you can unwind and socialize, while the nearby dining table complete with a set of chairs and the adjoining modern open-plan kitchen are surely a big asset if you intend to cook indoors from time to time.

The other part of the apartment contains two separate bedrooms, each of which comes in a wonderfully tranquil finish. One of the bedrooms is furnished with two single beds, and the other – the master bedroom – offers a king-size double bed. And what better way to finish a busy day with a relaxing bath or a quick shower in a contemporary, fresh bathroom fitted with all the essential amenities? If you’re looking for convenience, you’re at the right address.

The surroundings of this apartment are just as exciting as the apartment itself. With plenty of fine eateries within a walking distance (like Bickers aan de Werf, Restaurant Marius, or t’ Blaauwhooft), you’ll have a great opportunity to taste some of the best cuisine in the city, but good time does not end there, for you’ll need only a 5-10-minute walk to get either to the lively heart of Amsterdam (a bit to the south-east), to the tranquil Westerpark (to the west), or to the scenic area of the canal belt (to the south). As you can see, you’ll be limited by your own preferences only!

There are, of course, some places you should definitely visit. Apart from the city centre (which itself is a maze of attractions), you should also check out the other side of IJ – and especially the EYE Film Institute. A ferry will take you there free of charge, so it’s also a nice possibility to see the less-known part of the city. Yet, if you decide to start your local explorations from the southern part of the neighbourhood, we recommend that you go straight along Prinsengracht; apart from a number of most diverse shops, market stalls, museums, art galleries, cafes, and boutiques, you will also eventually come across some amazing landmarks – including the Tulip Museum or Anne Frank House.