Private double room in Leuven

Located at the city hotspot 'Vaartkom'. The old industrial site around the Vaart and the river Dijle is a place where it's pleasant to live or travel by. Enjoy a lively green district with 'Sluispark' and the larger 'park of Keizersberg Abbey'. Restaurants and bars in the immediate vicinity. Both the city center and the station are around 1km or a 10-15m walk away. Looking forward being your host on your next trip and just ask me if you'll need a bike during your stay, I do have one! :-) A bright, private cosy room awaits you at the 5th floor. Included is a double/single bed, a working desk and space to put your belongings. A fully equipped bathroom fitted with a bath/shower, some toiletries and a hairdryer. Towels are provided. The toilet can be found in a separate room. The comfortable bed will adapt to your needs and can serve as a twin (160 x 200cm), a single bed (80 x 200cm) or just as a sofa to hang out. Premium mattress, pillows and blanket are free to use. Just ask me if you need any more pillows or blankets. Please note: the use of the kitchen is not included in the price. Although I do not have any problem using the fridge, freezer. Or the oven or the microwave to warm up some food. Again, just ask me, and i'm glad to help you out! :-) Please call this place your home. Make yourself comfortable in the living room, enjoy a drink and/or a book on the terrace, take a bath or a shower in the bathroom,... just enjoy your stay. The guest room is completely private to you, there will be no other guests. You will have my exclusive attention, but do not expect me to be home every night, as I am often on the road myself. The Vaartkom-district is a post-industrial part of the city. Historically it was at the Vaartkom that the well-known Leuven industries developed: beer breweries such as world-famous Brouwerij Artois, grain milling, timber traders and so on. With the disappearance and relocation of these traditional industries at the end of the 20th century, the district lost its original function and became a desolate, post-industrial area. Since 2007, the district has been the largest urban renewal area in Belgium and is still undergoing a transformation into a new urban district. Welcoming new families and with it bars, and restaurants ready to be explored like OPEK, HOP, Noordoever, Florida,… Both the city center and the main train station are around 1km or a 10-15m walk away. By train: Leuven station (1,2km). By bus: line 600 en 601, stop: 'Engels Plein' (busses riding every 10 minutes each direction). By car: Parking Vaartkom (just across the street). Maui, my cat is here too! She's very friendly and does sleeps a lot. She's not allowed out of the main living room. :-) Booking through (Website hidden by Airbnb) Add a note and let me know your preferences, so I can apply the correct formula and prepare your stay in Leuven!