Casa Bohèm - Cosy beach studio for two

The space

Casa Bohèm is a studio of 13m², tucked into the ground floor of a building in the heart of Zandvoort, steps from the boulevard and the beach.

The space is designed to do more than it appears. A queensize bed sits beneath dark wooden ceiling beams, with warm lighting and deep red accents giving the room its character. The kitchenette is compact, with a coffee maker, dishwasher, fridge, and kettle. A wardrobe keeps everything in order.

The bathroom is a standout: polished concrete walls, a wall-mounted rain shower, a vessel basin, and a sliding barn door that separates it from the main space with just a little theatre.

A balcony and patio let you take the sea air without going far.

Outside, the boulevard is right there – and from the right angle, so is the North Sea.

Guest access

The studio is all yours during your stay.

★ Queensize bed with linen and towels provided
★ Kitchenette (dishwasher, fridge, coffee maker, kettle)
★ Air conditioning and heating
★ WiFi
★ Balcony and patio
★ Hair dryer

Paid parking is available nearby.

➤ We usually welcome couples or responsible adults who want a quiet stay close to the beach.
➤ Parties and other disturbances are not accepted.

Guest interaction

This home is in the hands of Rental Valley, a property management team who work hard to make sure your stay is smooth and comfortable! We are available should you have any questions or requests during your stay.

From one week before arrival, we'll send you our rental guide. This holds all useful information to help you arrive safely and much more. So please read it carefully before your arrival and let us know if you need anything or have any questions.

The neighborhood

Zandvoort is Amsterdam's sea escape: 30 minutes by direct train from Centraal Station, and a world away in atmosphere. The town sits between two national parks, the Amsterdamse Waterleidingduinen to the north and Kennemerduinen to the south, and the beach itself stretches for 9 kilometres, carrying the Blue Flag for water quality.

The boulevard is a two-minute walk from the studio, lined with beach clubs and year-round pavilions where you can eat, drink, and watch the surfers from a terrace. In summer the beach fills up and the energy is lively. In autumn and winter the crowds thin out and the dune walks become something else entirely.

The village centre has the usual daily essentials: bakeries, supermarkets, surf shops, and a handful of good restaurants. Haarlem is 20 minutes by train. Schiphol Airport is around 45 minutes.

Circuit Zandvoort is on the edge of town, roughly 15 minutes on foot. On Formula 1 weekend the town transforms – if that is why you are coming, book well ahead.

Getting around

Zandvoort is one of the easiest beach destinations in the Netherlands to reach without a car. A direct train runs from Amsterdam Centraal to Zandvoort aan Zee in around 30 minutes, and from Haarlem in around 20 minutes. The station is a short walk from the studio. From Schiphol Airport, the journey is around 45 minutes by public transport.

If you are arriving by car, paid parking is available in the area. Zandvoort has one main road in and out, so arriving early or off-peak on busy summer weekends makes the difference.

Other things to note

➤ Check-in time: 16:00-22:00 (late arrival possible in consultation)
➤ Check-out time: before 10:00

➤ Smoking is not permitted inside the studio or on the balcony/patio.