Hotel de Leydsche HofEditor's Pick

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The Hotel de Leydsche Hof is a tiny B&B—with just two rooms offered in the midst of one of the city's most bustling districts. You'll be in the middle of the action, but in a relaxed space that offers an old-world vibe.

The two rooms are spacious, and are decked out with rugs and wooden armchairs. Both offer garden views. They also provide cable TV, a coffee and tea maker, and a mini-fridge. Free Wi-Fi is also available. The en-suite bathrooms are basic and well-maintained.

Loes Piller recently took over the hotel from her father Peter, and she runs the place with her husband, Frits. There aren’t as many rooms as before, since the family turned over much of the hotel for use as apartments. If you can nab one, however, you’re sure to enjoy the same family-friendly touch. (Frits, a former fashion photographer, even took the trouble to create a stunning portrait of a child who visited recently. “I think this will be a nice surprise. They don’t know I also print photographs,” he told us.)

Breakfast (included in the nightly rate) is served in the Leydsche Hof's attractive, wooden-floored dining area.

NOTE: There's no elevator, and the stairs are steep.

» Joel Weickgenant

Note: This hotel was visited by a EuroCheapo editor and is recommended based on cleanliness, location, price and overall quality. EuroCheapo did not charge this hotel to be listed.