Leidseplein Presidential Apartment 1

The bright and stunning 2-bedroom Leidseplein Presidential Apartment is a duplex property sleeping up to four guests right on the Leidse Square itself.

The apartment looks out over the Leidseplein entertainment via large windows and features a fresh creamy décor with wooden floorboards and attractive contemporary furniture throughout. The apartment boasts an excellent open plan and fully fitted kitchen where you can prepare all your favourite foods. Enjoy mealtimes together at the dining table and six chairs also provided. You can relax together with your fellow guests on the comfy sofa and armchairs and enjoy the flat screen TV.

Take the short flight of stairs up to the second level where the two bedrooms are. One is fitted with a double bed whilst the other bedroom has two singles. Each room is simply decorated in calming colours to encourage a good night’s sleep. You will find attractive storage furniture as well as bed-side tables and lighting for reading. The large bathroom comes with a sink, bath, shower and toilet.

This apartment is accessible by elevator from the 1st floor of the building.

The Leidseplein Presidential Apartment 1, as the name suggests, is located on the actual Leidse Square itself. Step out of your front door and you will find a number of cafes, restaurants, cinemas, theatres as well as the famous music and dance venues the Melkweg and Paradiso. Leidse Square is one of the most vibrant entertainment areas in Amsterdam and therefore it can be noisy, particularly in the summer months. For this reason the apartment may not be suited to visitors who are light sleepers or those travelling with young children.

Follow the Leidsestraat and wander a few minutes towards the centre. You will come to the stunning Prinsengracht, one of four main canals that loop the city centre. This area known as the Canal Belt is one of the prettiest districts in the city. Enjoy following the canals round and exploring the shops, boutiques and laid-back cafes that litter the small streets that link the canals known as the Nine Streets.  

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