Korte Leidse Apartment Amsterdam

If you need a nice place for your short stay in Amsterdam, this genuine Amsterdam apartment is suitable for a group of four, and grants all the comfort and functionality you may desire.

The incredibly spacious interiors of this charming abode exude a big dose of elegance, and a pleasant sense of freedom. Despite its impressive size, it still feels cosy and very homelike, so you can be sure that your stay in Amsterdam is going to be thoroughly enjoyable.

The roomy daily area comes with a splendid set of lounge furniture among which you’ll find a big and comfortable L-shaped sofa, a TV-DVD home entertainment centre, and a classy dining table complete with a set of chairs – all of that arranged on a lovely wooden floor. Move to the kitchen section and be amazed by its lovely décor, the rich supply of cooking amenities, and make use of yet another dining table for a breakfast/quick snack/dinner on-the-go.

There are two gorgeous atmospheric bedrooms at your disposal, both of which offer a large double bed and some extra storage furniture to store your belongings easily and conveniently. The bathroom comes in a very modern finish and is fitted with a big jacuzzi, a shower, a toilet, and a sink, all in all creating a perfect ‘spa’ to complete your short stay in the Venice of the North.

The apartment’s indoor setting is just attractive as its outdoor setting; this is due to the fact that you’ll be staying in the picturesque vibrant area of Leidseplein – a neighborhood known for its rich nightlife (this is where you’ll find Meklweg or Paradiso, places considered by many as legendary), plenty of fantastic eateries, bars and cafés (like Jazz Café Altro, Piccolino, Gauchos Grill, or In de Buurt, to name just a few), and easy access to a number of other attractions, including the fun and interesting Max Euwe Centre (Amsterdam’s Chess Museum) and a couple of minor art galleries.

Another advantage of this location is that it is actually within the outer ring of the Canal Belt – the UNESCO-listed architectonic heritage of Amsterdam; even a short stroll through the vicinities will give you a good idea of the Dutch take on smart solutions. Moreover, if you take a casual walk to the north-east, you’ll reach the city centre in no time, and be able to admire all the major local landmarks, such as the massive Oude Kerk, the majestic Dam Square, or the mysterious Begijnhof. Still, if you wish to focus on the south-western part of the neighborhood, you’ll be delighted to discover that the amazing complex of Museumplein (along with the nearby Marie Heinekenplein to the east, and the blooming Vondelpark to the west) is right across the canal.