Leidseplein Presidential Apartment 1

Leidseplein Presidential Apartment 1 is a wonderful and bright 2-bedroom apartment right at the famous city square and fits up to 4 guests.

The building where this residence is set used to function as a police station, but is now beautifully restored and has become one of our most exclusive locations. Situated on the second floor the apartment can be reached by stairs or lift. The living area has a couch, two comfortable armchairs and a dining table. A balcony overlooks the Leidseplein square and large windows let in lots of natural light. The fully equipped kitchen comes with all the facilities you need to make a homemade meal.

There are two bedrooms, one with a comfortable double bed, and the other with two single beds. The spacious bathroom features a full jet stream shower stall and a relaxing bathtub.

Additional information:

• Free WiFi
• Anti-allergic bed linen and towels provided (Fair trade Max Havelaar cotton)
• No pets allowed, so suitable for guests with allergies
• A baby cot is available for an extra charge of Euro 50.

The Leidseplein is a city square that is known for its vibrant nightlife. On the square and in the side streets are a lot of bars, cafes, clubs and restaurants. Around the corner is a concert building named Paradiso, where you can catch a show of one of your favourite artists. Enjoy a Dutch beer at one of the many terraces in summer or go for some skating on the ice rink in winter. The Leidsestraat with a big variety of shops is one of the main shopping streets of Amsterdam. 

The important touristic attractions are very close, the Canal District is only a three minute walk away, and the place that holds the famous museums like Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum also only takes a short walk. Some other nearby museums we can recommend are Huis Marseille Museum for Photography, Museum van Loon, a canal house where you can see how a wealthy family lived during the Golden Age, and Het Grachtenhuis, where you get to know all about the canals of Amsterdam and their history. 

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