YAYS Concierged Boutique Apartments: Oostenburgergracht 208 Apartment Amsterdam

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

Ideally located within close proximity to a superb array of must see sights and attractions, this apartment provides the perfect starting point from which your explorations of this truly magnificent city can begin. Showcasing a fashionable interior, the apartment also ensures that your stay will be both comfortable and memorable.

The combined living/dining area, which boasts a roomy, elegant dining table, creates the model setting for an evening get together. The contemporary kitchen is fully equipped with all the necessary appliances needed in order to prepare a home cooked meal within the apartment, should you wish to take a break from eating out. 

The warm and welcoming bedroom offers a calm and peaceful environment in which to relax and unwind following an action packed day of sightseeing and entertainment. Completing this stylish abode is the apartment’s bright and fresh 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 just a short walk away from a fine collection of shops, cafés and restaurants, this apartment is perfectly positioned upon the northern edge of Amsterdam’s delightful Plantage district – an area renowned for its tranquil atmosphere and green open spaces. The neighbourhood is also brimming with an array of must see sights and attractions, including the fabulous Royal Artis Zoo, which is definitely worthy of a visit. This historic zoo, which dates back to the 1800s, is the home to around 900 species of animals and birds and also boasts a museum, library, aquarium and planetarium.

Just a few minutes away from the Royal Artis Zoo are the city’s simply stunning Botanical Gardens, which are a sight certainly not to be missed. The gardens were originally founded in the 1600s and were used to provide herbal medicines for local pharmacists; nowadays the gardens are much loved for their beautiful scenery which is filled with hundreds of plants, flowers and trees. Also close by is one of Amsterdam’s hugely popular museums – the Scheepvaartmuseum (National Maritime Museum). Set within an iconic building, this fascinating museum allows visitors the opportunity to explore over 500 years of rich, maritime history.