Leidse Square City Centre Apartment C

Accommodating up to four guests, this contemporary and spacious 2-bedroom apartment offers a perfect retreat in Amsterdam’s city centre.

Occupying a prime position within easy reach of many must-see sights and attractions, this apartment is beaming with an abundance of natural light, enhanced by attractive wooden flooring and crisp, white walls. The living room, featuring a large, L-shaped sofa, a coffee table and a flatscreen television with DVD player, is framed by two huge windows. The open plan kitchen is where you will find everything needed to prepare a home cooked meal, which can be enjoyed in comfort at the elegant dining table.  

Highlighted by beautifully exposed ceiling beams, the two spacious bedrooms contain three inviting single beds each, with bedside cabinets and reading lamps. Completing this contemporary abode is the apartment’s refreshing bathroom, which is fitted with a toilet, sink, bathtub and shower.  

Important info:
Located at the corner of two popular nightlife streets around Leidseplein, there will be an increased level of sound from the surrounding area, this apartment is therefore less suitable for those seeking rest. 

Conveniently situated upon the outer ring of Amsterdam’s famous Canal Belt, this apartment is just minutes away from the city’s popular Leidseplein (Leidse Square). Boasting a huge array of shops, cafes and restaurants, the square is renowned for its vibrant nightlife scene, attracting revellers with its trendy bars and lively nightclubs. Leidseplein is transformed during the winter months into an enormous public skating rink, which is a sight not to be missed. Also nearby the apartment is Amsterdam's largest city park, the Vondelpark. Here you will find a few cafe-restaurants with big terraces, like the picturesque Het Blauwe Theehuis. 

A short walk to the north of the apartment will lead you to the city’s much-loved Dam Square, which bustles with activity and is where you will find a wide selection of souvenir shops. At the centre of the square, the iconic National Monument proudly stands, commemorating the casualties of the Second World War. Many of Amsterdam’s impressive buildings can also be found along Dam Square, including the magnificent 17th century Royal Palace. Used by the Dutch Royal family to host regular events throughout the year, the palace is also open to the public. Some truly breath-taking architecture can be viewed within the interior of the Royal Palace, which is definitely worthy of a visit.