YAYS Concierged Boutique Apartments: Oostenburgergracht 109 Apartment Amsterdam

Offering modern lodgings within the east of Amsterdam, this stylish studio apartment comfortably accommodates up to two guests.

Set within a recently refurbished building and boasting a fashionable, split level design, this apartment ensures that your stay within this wonderful city will be a truly unforgettable experience. 

The lower level of the apartment houses the combined living/dining area, which consists of a cosy sofa, a flatscreen television and an elegant dining table. The contemporary kitchen can also be found here and is fully equipped with everything needed in order to prepare a home cooked meal, should you wish to take a break from eating out.
 
A winding staircase leads you to the apartment’s upper level, which is where you will find the warm and welcoming sleeping area. It is here, within this calm and tranquil setting, that you are able to relax and unwind in comfort following a busy day of sightseeing and entertainment. Naturally completing this stylish accommodation is the refreshing bathroom, which is fitted with a toilet, washbasin and shower enclosure.

Important Information:
There is a shared washing room located in this building where guests can use the washing and drying facilities. The building also features an elevator.

Conveniently situated within close proximity to a multitude of shops, cafés and restaurants, this apartment is ideally located within the east of Amsterdam and just minutes away from the delightful Plantage district of the city. Renowned for its calm and tranquil atmosphere, the area is home to a superb selection of must see sights and attractions, including the hugely popular Royal Artis Zoo. This historic zoo, which dates back to the 1800s, boasts an impressive collection of around 900 species of animals. It is also here that you will find an educational museum, a fantastic aquarium and a delightful planetarium.

Positioned alongside the Royal Artis Zoo are Amsterdam’s breath-taking Botanical Gardens, which are definitely worthy of a visit. Originally formed in the 1600s when they were used to supply herbal remedies to local pharmacists, the gardens are filled with an array of beautiful plants and trees, creating the perfect setting for a relaxing picnic away from the hustle and bustle of the city streets.

Also close by, just a short walk away from the apartment, is the city’s National Maritime Museum or the Scheepvaartmuseum as it is also known. This remarkable museum, which is set within a striking building, is dedicated to the huge role that the sea played in the history of the Netherlands.