YAYS Concierged Boutique Apartments: Oostenburgergracht 114

Prepare yourself for a holiday to remember in this trendy studio apartment near Amsterdam’s popular Artis Zoo and Dapper Market. 

Pack your bags as you look forward to spending quality time in Amsterdam and relaxing in a holiday apartment that looks as modern and inviting as this one. There is something very appealing about this trendy studio apartment because of its stylish décor and the setting inside a grand old industrial building. As soon as you walk into this first floor set apartment you will notice the tall ceiling and the mezzanine on the upper level. Make your way up the stairs to find the perfect spot to sleep in at night, away from the rest of the studio space. Directly below the mezzanine are a sofa to relax on and a bathroom that looks fabulously modern and includes a shower that you can freshen up in at any time of the day. Your self-catering needs will be met by the modern kitchen where you can stock much food in the cupboards and prepare a selection of meals every day using the various appliances. Then the apartment will feel even more homely as you set the table and eat your dinner in comfort.

Important Information

There is a shared washing room located in this building where guests can use the washing and drying facilities.This building features an elevator.

Go sightseeing every day and enjoy the best of Amsterdam from this well situated apartment in the Eastern Islands, which are on the edge of the city centre. This location allows you to have peace and quiet whenever you want it as you are set away from the busy crowds, and it also gives you great views to admire as you stroll along the canal that is opposite the road. Walk over the canal and you are in the Plantage district where you will find Artis Zoo in about ten minutes. The area to the south of the apartment is home to a popular market called Dappermarkt where you can browse the stalls all day long from Mondays to Saturdays. For another peaceful outing try the nearby Het Scheepvaartmuseum to learn about the Dutch maritime history and see a replica of a large cargo ship that the Dutch East Indies Company (VOC) used in the seventeenth century. The area that you are in was in fact home to VOC and you will see a number of other grand buildings that they used as warehouses or rope houses.