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Zoku Amsterdam

Plantage • 0.9 miles from the centre

Cook your own breakfast, work from the rooftop and live like a local, minutes from the Skinny Bridge.

  • Affordable
  • Trendy
  • Restaurant
  • Rooftop bar
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 16 m²
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Weesperstraat, near the Skinny Bridge

Calm, green and still central, this is one of the city's most underrated corners. Zoku sits on Weesperstraat at the edge of the Plantage, a peaceful neighbourhood of wide streets home to the Hortus Botanicus and ARTIS, the city zoo. The Skinny Bridge is a few minutes' walk away, the canal belt lies just across the Amstel, and the Weesperplein metro is around the corner.

A Hotel Designed for Longer Stays

Zoku combines hotel comfort with apartment practicality. It was designed for longer stays. Guests staying two weeks or more meet a community manager and are invited to regular community dinners. The hotel is also B Corp certified.

Loft-Style Rooms with Kitchens

The standard Loft has a full kitchen, a sofa and a four-seat table for dining or working. The bed folds away to create more space during the day. The Loft XXL adds a separate bedroom and sleeps three, while the smaller Zoku Room suits shorter stays.

Rooftop Restaurant & Terrace

The hotel's social heart is on the top floor. The Living Kitchen serves mostly plant-based Mediterranean dishes for sharing, with a daily fika coffee break. Co-working spaces open onto greenhouses and a large rooftop terrace.

From$165per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Monet Garden Hotel Amsterdam

Waterlooplein • 0.6 miles from the centre

Wake beside a quiet canal in the green Plantage district, minutes from Waterlooplein market and the Hortus Botanicus gardens.

  • Boutique
  • Fitness centre
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 22 m²
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The Plantage, near Waterlooplein

On Valkenburgerstraat, at the edge of the Plantage, Monet Garden Hotel sits in one of Amsterdam's greenest and most relaxed neighbourhoods. Leafy streets lead to Hortus Botanicus, one of the world's oldest botanical gardens, and to ARTIS, the city zoo. The Waterlooplein flea market, the Rembrandt House and the Jewish Cultural Quarter are all a few minutes away. Waterlooplein metro station is less than five minutes away on foot.

Calm, Contemporary Interiors

The hotel's name honours Claude Monet. Soft, garden-inspired colours and contemporary furniture give the public spaces a calm, relaxed feel.

Modern Rooms & Family Options with Canal Views

Rooms include doubles and superior doubles, as well as rooms for Triple and Quadruple occupancy. All have walk-in rain showers and Nespresso machines. Several rooms have beautiful canal views, including the larger rooms for families and bigger groups.

Breakfast & Bar

Guests often praise the generous buffet breakfast served each morning. The hotel also has a bar for an evening drink and a small fitness room.

From$140per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Hotel Estheréa

Nine Streets • 0.26 miles from the centre

Canal views, antique furniture and a bar open around the clock, in a family-run hotel five minutes from Dam Square.

  • Boutique
  • Fitness centre
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 13 m²
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On the Singel, near Dam Square

Just 300 metres from Dam Square, Hotel Estheréa overlooks the Singel, Amsterdam's innermost ring canal. The Nine Streets are a short walk away, a charming grid of small streets full of independent boutiques, vintage shops and cafés. The Flower Market and the Anne Frank House are nearby. Rokin metro station is about five minutes on foot.

A Family-Run Hotel since the 1940s

Maria Flieger-Gruyters opened a small guesthouse here and named it after her daughters, Esther, Elly and Ria. The same family still runs the hotel today. It now spans several neighbouring canal houses but has kept its warm, personal style of hospitality.

Traditional, Individually Decorated Rooms

Every room is decorated differently. Expect crystal chandeliers, wood panelling and richly patterned fabrics. Several rooms overlook the canal.

Maria's Bar & Lounge

Named after the founder, Maria's Bar is open to guests around the clock. It serves cocktails with bitterballen and Dutch cheese. During the day, the canal-view lounge offers free coffee, tea, and hot chocolate, and serves breakfast each morning.

From$250per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Hotel IX Nine Streets Amsterdam

Nine Streets • 0.3 miles from the centre

Boutiques, cafés, and canals outside the door, plus a handful of apartment-style suites in a 17th-century canal house.

  • Boutique
Room sizes from 32 m²
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Inside the Nine Streets

Shopping and canal strolls couldn't be more convenient. Hotel IX is on Hartenstraat, the only hotel inside the Nine Streets, a charming grid of small streets linking the main canals. Independent boutiques, vintage shops, cafés and canal-side terraces line every corner, while the Westerkerk and the Anne Frank House are a short walk away, with the Jordaan just beyond.

A 17th-Century Canal House

The historic canal house has been turned into a small, private hotel. The interiors are calm and carefully chosen. It feels more like staying in a canal-house apartment than in a conventional hotel.

Spacious Apartment-Style Suites

The hotel has only a handful of suites. Each is laid out like a small apartment, with comfortable beds and well-chosen furnishings. There is no restaurant or bar, but some of Amsterdam's best cafés and restaurants are within a few minutes' walk.

From$415per night, incl. taxes and fees
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nhow Amsterdam Rai

RAI • 2.4 miles from the centre

Sleep inside a twisting Rem Koolhaas tower, with the whole city below and dinner served on the 24th floor.

  • Affordable
  • Trendy
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Rooftop bar
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 22 m²
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Next to the RAI in Amsterdam Zuid

Business-like by day and buzzing on event nights, the area around the RAI convention centre offers easy connections. Europaplein metro station is a few minutes' walk away, and De Pijp, with its busy market, cafés and restaurants, is just one stop north. The canals and museums are a 15- to 20-minute metro ride away, while Beatrixpark and Amstelpark offer nearby green space.

A Landmark by Rem Koolhaas

OMA, the practice of architect Rem Koolhaas, designed the hotel. Its three stacked, twisting blocks make it one of Amsterdam's most recognisable modern buildings. Inside, bright colours and playful details continue the bold design.

Modern Rooms with City Views

Rooms are modern and comfortable, with large beds. On the higher floors, the views stretch across the city to the flat countryside beyond.

Rooftop Restaurant & Bars

Selva, the rooftop restaurant on the 24th floor, serves Latin American cuisine with skyline views. The Moana and Sonora bars are popular spots for a sunset drink.

From$140per night, incl. taxes and fees
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citizenM Amstel Amsterdam

Plantage • 1 mile from the centre

Clever, well-priced rooms with huge beds in a former 1920s bank, a short walk from the Amstel and Rembrandtplein.

  • Affordable
  • Restaurant
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 14 m²
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Sarphatistraat, near the Amstel

Set in a former 1920s bank building on Sarphatistraat, citizenM Amstel sits on the edge of the Plantage, one of the city's greenest and calmest neighbourhoods. The Amstel is a short walk away. The canal belt and Rembrandtplein, lively with cafés, bars, and restaurants, are about ten minutes away on foot, and ARTIS and the H'ART Museum are close by. Weesperplein metro station is right outside the door.

A Living Room Instead of a Lobby

The ground floor is designed as one large living room. It features Vitra pieces and contemporary art. Locals come here to work and meet as much as guests do.

Compact, Well-Designed Rooms

Rooms are compact but cleverly planned. Each has an XL king-size bed, a rain shower and an iPad that controls the lighting, blinds and temperature.

canteenM, Open 24 Hours

canteenM serves coffee, food and cocktails around the clock.

From$175per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Tivoli Doelen Amsterdam Hotel

Muntplein • 0.3 miles from the centre

Sleep where Rembrandt's Night Watch once hung, with the Amstel outside and the Flower Market minutes away.

  • Luxury
  • Restaurant
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 16 m²
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On the Amstel in the Historic Centre

In a prime spot on the Amstel, Tivoli Doelen sits in the heart of the historic centre. The Flower Market, with its floating stalls of tulips and bulbs, is a few minutes away. Rembrandtplein, lively with cafés and bars, is nearby. Dam Square and the Nine Streets are an easy walk, and Rokin metro station is just 350 metres from the hotel.

A Building with Rembrandt History

The hotel stands on the site of the Kloveniersdoelen, the militia headquarters for which Rembrandt painted The Night Watch. The painting hung here for more than 70 years before moving to the Rijksmuseum. The wall where it hung is now part of the Rembrandt Suite.

Classic Rooms & Suites with Canal Views

Rooms combine historic character with marble bathrooms and Natura Bissé toiletries. Some have balconies, and the Superior and Deluxe room categories feature canal views. The Rembrandt Suite has its own balcony with canal views, making it a fine choice for a special occasion.

Restaurant & Bar

The restaurant's menu draws inspiration from Rembrandt's palette and uses locally sourced ingredients. After dinner, the bar is a comfortable spot for a drink with views of the water.

From$275per night, incl. taxes and fees
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art'otel amsterdam

Central Station • 0.4 miles from the centre

Step off the train into a hotel full of contemporary art, with an indoor pool and a much-praised Portuguese restaurant.

  • Trendy
  • Swimming pool
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 25 m²
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Opposite Centraal Station

Step off the train, and you're practically at the door. art'otel fills a grand historic building on Prins Hendrikkade, directly opposite Centraal Station, where trains, trams and the metro fan out across the city. Dam Square is a short walk down Damrak, and the Nine Streets, with their independent boutiques and canal-side cafés, are within easy reach.

A Hotel Built around Contemporary Art

The Rotterdam studio Atelier Van Lieshout created the sculptures, installations and furniture found throughout the hotel. The 5&33 gallery also hosts changing exhibitions by contemporary Dutch artists.

Modern Rooms with Canal Views

The rooms are modern and understated, in shades of grey, white, and black. Each features original laser-cut artwork by Atelier Van Lieshout, mood lighting, and a rain shower. Some rooms offer canal views, while others overlook Centraal Station or the inner courtyard.

ARCA & the 5&33 Bar

ARCA is led by Portuguese chef Henrique Sá Pessoa. It serves modern Portuguese cooking with Asian influences and is popular with locals and guests alike. The 5&33 bar hosts a daily aperitivo hour, with DJs from Wednesday to Saturday.

Pool, Sauna & Fitness

Guests can use the indoor pool, sauna, and Technogym fitness centre for free, and massages are available. A pool is a rare find this close to the station.

From$205per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Kimpton De Witt Amsterdam by IHG

Central Station • 0.3 miles from the centre

Two 17th-century buildings with bold, playful Dutch design, five minutes from Centraal Station and home to an acclaimed cocktail bar.

  • Luxury
  • Trendy
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 18 m²
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Between Centraal Station & Dam Square

Kimpton De Witt is on Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal, one of the main streets into the historic centre. Centraal Station is a five-minute walk away, and Dam Square and the Royal Palace are a short walk. To the west lie the Nine Streets and the Jordaan, two of the city's most attractive neighbourhoods for shopping, cafés and canal-side strolls.

Playful Dutch Design

The hotel opened in 2017 as the first Kimpton outside the United States. Designer Jacu Strauss kept the original beamed ceilings of the two 17th-century buildings. He then added bold art, humour and plenty of references to Dutch culture.

Colourful Rooms & Family Options

Most rooms are in the modern wing, decorated in blues and greens inspired by Delft tiles, with playful touches such as bird-shaped reading lamps. Premium rooms include a triple-occupancy category, and a Premium room with two double beds can accommodate families of four. The penthouse has its own rooftop terrace, spiral staircase and fireplace.

Super Lyan & Celia

Super Lyan is the cocktail bar created by acclaimed bartender Ryan Chetiyawardana, known as Mr Lyan. It sits in a third historic townhouse and has been ranked among Europe's best bars. Upstairs, Celia serves modern American cooking with a Californian influence.

From$185per night, incl. taxes and fees
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INK Hotel Amsterdam - MGallery Collection

Dam Square • 0.17 miles from the centre

Newspaper history, playful design and a lively cocktail bar, in the old centre a few minutes from Dam Square.

  • Trendy
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 19 m²
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In the Historic Centre, near Dam Square

INK occupies three historic buildings on Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal, the street that was once the heart of Amsterdam's newspaper industry. Centraal Station is 700 metres away, and Dam Square and the Royal Palace are a few minutes on foot. Head west, and the old centre gives way to the Nine Streets' boutiques, vintage shops, and canal-side cafés, with the Anne Frank House not far.

A Former Newspaper Headquarters

For nearly a century, the building housed the Dutch newspaper De Tijd. The hotel takes its name and identity from that history, with print and journalism references throughout.

Rooms with Newspaper-Inspired Design

Rooms feature comfortable beds, rainfall showers, and decor inspired by the newspaper's past. In some, a hand-drawn map of the city hangs above the bed, pointing out places worth visiting.

Press Room Bar & Restaurant

The Press Room Bar is a lively cocktail spot. The restaurant offers a relaxed setting for lunch and dinner.

From$185per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Banks Mansion Boutique Hotel

Canal Belt • 0.5 miles from the centre

Breakfast, drinks and the minibar are all included at this Art Deco canal house on the Herengracht's Golden Bend.

  • Boutique
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 25 m²
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The Golden Bend on the Herengracht

Banks Mansion stands on the Golden Bend, the Herengracht's grandest stretch. Wealthy merchants built their mansions here in the 17th century, and the double-width houses still line the canal. The Flower Market and Rembrandtplein are a few minutes away, and Rokin metro station is a short walk. The Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum are also within easy reach.

Art Deco Interiors in a Former Bank

The building was once a bank. Its interiors draw on Dutch architect H.P. Berlage, with Art Deco details, stained glass, and dark wood. The atmosphere is warm and intimate, more like a private club than a hotel.

Classic Rooms with Canal Views

Rooms feature wood panelling, comfortable beds, rain showers, blackout curtains, and a pillow menu. Several look out over the Herengracht.

All-Inclusive Breakfast & Drinks

The room rate includes a cooked-to-order breakfast, all-day drinks at the Living Bar, the minibar, and an afternoon cheese trolley. No extra charges at checkout.

From$230per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Citadines Canal Amsterdam

Canal Belt • 0.8 miles from the centre

Your own kitchen on a quiet canal-belt street, with the Rijksmuseum and De Pijp's markets within walking distance.

  • Affordable
  • Fitness centre
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 17 m²
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The Southern Canal Belt, near De Pijp

On Noorderstraat, a quiet residential street in the southern canal belt, Citadines is a few minutes from Vijzelgracht metro station. The Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum and the Flower Market are all within walking distance. Across the Singelgracht lies De Pijp, one of Amsterdam's liveliest neighbourhoods, known for the Albert Cuyp Market and its many cafés and restaurants. The Heineken Experience is also close by.

Apartment-Style Rooms with Kitchens

Every room has its own kitchen and a table that works as a desk or dining area. Options range from compact standard rooms to one-bedroom apartments for four. Studio Executive rooms comfortably sleep two adults and two children.

A Certified Sustainable Stay

The property holds Global Sustainable Tourism Council certification. Its published carbon and water-use figures are better than the Dutch average for similar hotels.

Bar & Fitness Centre

The property has an on-site bar and fitness centre. With the Albert Cuyp Market and local shops nearby, self-catering is easy.

From$160per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Motel One Amsterdam-Waterlooplein

Waterlooplein • 0.6 miles from the centre

Design-led style at a surprising price, beside the Waterlooplein flea market, the Rembrandt House, and the H'ART Museum.

  • Affordable
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 16 m²
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Near Waterlooplein & the Rembrandt House

Few corners of Amsterdam pack in as much culture as the old Jewish Quarter around Waterlooplein. Motel One sits on Valkenburgerstraat, minutes from the square's famous flea market, where vintage clothes, records and bric-a-brac fill the stalls six days a week. The Rembrandt House, the H'ART Museum, the Jewish Cultural Quarter, and ARTIS are all close by, and the Waterlooplein metro is less than five minutes away.

Design-Led Style at an Affordable Price

Motel One is known for stylish interiors at affordable prices. This hotel follows the formula well and feels more polished than its price suggests.

Compact, Well-Designed Rooms

Rooms are compact but well planned. They have high-quality beds, good soundproofing and a clean, modern style.

Breakfast & the One Lounge

There is no restaurant, but they serve a good breakfast each morning. The One Lounge is inspired by Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek. It features a chandelier made from flea-market finds and walls fitted with reclaimed windows and cabinets.

From$110per night, incl. taxes and fees
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The Highlander Amsterdam

Dam Square • 0.2 miles from the centre

This small, colourful hotel looks different on every floor, just two minutes from Dam Square and the Royal Palace.

  • Boutique
  • Trendy
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 14 m²
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Steps from Dam Square

You couldn't be much closer to the action. The Highlander is a couple of minutes from Dam Square, the Royal Palace and the busy shopping streets that radiate from them. Head west and the pace softens into the Nine Streets and the Jordaan, with their boutiques, cafés and pretty canals. A tram stops right outside, and Centraal Station is about a ten-minute walk away.

Bold, Colourful Design

The interiors are full of colour, pattern and personality. Each floor has its own look. It feels quite different from the more traditional hotels in the centre.

Individually Designed Rooms

Every room is designed differently, with a king-size bed, a rain shower and bold, eye-catching interiors. Each also has a Bluetooth speaker and Chromecast for streaming your own music and shows.

Breakfast & Bar

There is no restaurant, but a generous breakfast is served each morning. The bar and lounge are relaxed places for a drink.

From$180per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Mr Jordaan

Jordaan • 0.6 miles from the centre

Live like a local on one of the Jordaan's prettiest canals, surrounded by galleries, brown cafés and boutiques.

  • Affordable
  • Boutique
Room sizes from 13 m²
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On the Bloemgracht in the Jordaan

Mr Jordaan sits on the Bloemgracht, one of the Jordaan's most attractive canals. Once a working-class district, the Jordaan is now one of Amsterdam's best-loved neighbourhoods. Its narrow streets are lined with independent shops, art galleries, and traditional brown cafés. The Anne Frank House and the Nine Streets are a short walk away, and the Bloemgracht tram stop is four minutes from the hotel.

Warm, Homely Interiors

The interiors are calm and personal, with soft colours, retro furniture and exposed brick. The hotel feels more like a well-designed home than a traditional hotel.

Compact Rooms, Some with Canal Views

Rooms are compact, as is typical in the Jordaan, but well laid out. The beds are comfortable, and the details are thoughtful. Some rooms overlook the canal.

Breakfast

There is no restaurant or bar, but breakfast is excellent. It is served in a relaxed room that feels like a local café, and the Jordaan's restaurants are right on the doorstep for dinner.

From$165per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Canal House

Canal Belt • 0.4 miles from the centre

Golden Age interiors, a bar overlooking the Keizersgracht, and a large garden few visitors ever see.

  • Boutique
Room sizes from 17 m²
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On the Keizersgracht, near the Jordaan

Canal House overlooks the Keizersgracht, on the western side of the canal belt. Across the Prinsengracht lies the Jordaan, a neighbourhood of narrow lanes, art galleries and traditional brown cafés. The Nine Streets, with their independent boutiques and vintage shops, are a short walk south. The Anne Frank House is about three minutes away on foot, and the Westermarkt tram stop is close by.

Three 17th-Century Merchant Houses

The hotel occupies three adjoining merchant houses. Original features such as timber beams, ornate ceilings and fireplaces have been carefully restored. The interiors take their palette from Dutch Golden Age paintings, with deep colours, silks and velvets.

Rooms from Cosy to Grand

Rooms are graded from Good to Best. All have Egyptian cotton bedding, tea and coffee, and Green & Spring toiletries, and many feature a modern take on the traditional porcelain washstand. Larger rooms add velvet sofas and more period detail. The two Outstanding rooms have canal views and an in-room bath, and the Best Room has its own lounge and a bath for two.

Garden, Great Room & Bar

There is no restaurant, but all guests receive a buffet breakfast. The Great Room, overlooking the hotel's large garden, serves it. The bar at the front of the hotel is a cosy spot for a cocktail or a Dutch beer.

From$350per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Ambassade Hotel

Nine Streets • 0.3 miles from the centre

Thousands of signed books, a serious modern art collection and a spa, in canal houses beside the Nine Streets.

  • Boutique
  • Spa
  • Restaurant
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 16 m²
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On the Herengracht, near the Nine Streets

The Ambassade occupies a quiet stretch of the Herengracht, one of Amsterdam's grandest canals. The Nine Streets begin just around the corner, with their independent boutiques, vintage shops and cosy cafés. Dam Square, the Anne Frank House and the Jordaan are all within walking distance. The Spui tram stop is about three minutes away, and Museumplein is a short tram ride away.

A Hotel for Art & Literature

Since the 1980s, the Ambassade has welcomed writers, artists and intellectuals, and this has become central to its identity. Works from the CoBrA movement hang in the public spaces and the rooms. The Library Bar holds more than 5,000 books, each signed by an author who stayed at the hotel.

Classic Rooms, Many with Canal Views

Rooms span a row of historic canal houses and vary in size and layout. They feature classic Louis XV and XVI style, with colourful fabrics, gilt mirrors, and original artworks. Most overlook the canal, and a few have French balconies. Not every room can be reached by lift, so mention it when booking if stairs are a concern.

Brasserie Ambassade & Library Bar

Brasserie Ambassade serves classic French dishes with a modern twist, surrounded by CoBrA oil paintings and views over the Herengracht. It is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Library Bar is a comfortable spot for drinks and small plates among the books.

Spa & Wellness

The hotel's own spa, Koan Float, is a few doors along the canal. It offers flotation tanks and massages, and hotel guests receive a discount on treatments.

From$340per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Hotel V Nesplein

Dam Square • 0.14 miles from the centre

The Lobby draws as many locals as guests, in a stylish hotel on a theatre square just off Dam Square.

  • Boutique
  • Trendy
  • Restaurant
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 18 m²
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In the Theatre District, off Dam Square

Hotel V sits on Nesplein, a small square on Nes, one of Amsterdam's oldest streets and home to several theatres. The narrow lane is lined with stages, cafés and bars, and comes alive in the evening. The Flower Market and Rembrandtplein are a short walk south, and the Nine Streets are about ten minutes west. Rokin metro station is about four minutes away.

Warm, Contemporary Design

The interiors are warm and contemporary, with wooden floors and walls, vintage design furniture and rich, layered textures. The lobby has a library and an open wood-burning fireplace.

Bright, Comfortable Rooms

Every room has at least one window, wooden floors and vintage furniture. The hotel's own V Dreamer beds come with premium linens, and bathrooms have rain showers. Superior rooms are more spacious, with Nespresso machines, and some have a bathtub. Suites add a seating area, and connecting rooms suit families.

The Lobby Restaurant

The Lobby serves breakfast, lunch and dinner from menus built on local produce. It draws as many locals as hotel guests. In summer, the terrace overlooks the square, and a small stage hosts occasional live music.

From$245per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Boutique Hotel The Craftsmen

Canal Belt • 0.23 miles from the centre

Each room celebrates a Dutch trade, from mapmaking to shoemaking, in a canal house ten minutes from Centraal Station.

  • Boutique
Room sizes from 19 m²
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On the Singel, near Centraal Station

The Craftsmen sits on a quiet stretch of the Singel, the innermost of the city's ring canals, about ten minutes' walk from Centraal Station. The western canals and the Jordaan are close by, with their pretty bridges, galleries and brown cafés. Dam Square and the Nine Streets are also a short walk away. The Nieuwezijds Kolk tram stop is about three minutes away.

Inspired by Dutch Craftsmanship

For decades, this was the Hotel Brouwer. Today, each room celebrates a traditional Dutch trade, from the cartographer to the shoemaker. Upcycled antiques and handmade details run throughout, including lamps made from old tools and an aircraft door reused as a wardrobe.

Individually Themed Rooms

Each room has its own character, from cosy doubles like The Cartographer to the loft-style Aeroplane Builder, which offers extra space. All have premium bedding, a walk-in shower, and an in-room safe, and most overlook the canal.

Breakfast & the Gallery

Breakfast can be served in your room or in the Gallery, and is carefully prepared. In the evening, the Gallery becomes a relaxed spot for drinks and small plates.

From$240per night, incl. taxes and fees
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The Hendrick's Hotel

Nieuwmarkt • 0.6 miles from the centre

Freestanding baths, a snug bar and much-praised breakfasts, on the quieter harbour side of the old centre, ten minutes from Centraal Station.

  • Boutique
Room sizes from 15 m²
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Prins Hendrikkade, near Nieuwmarkt

The Hendrick's sits on Prins Hendrikkade, along Amsterdam's old harbour front. Nieuwmarkt is a seven-minute walk away, a lively square ringed by cafés and restaurants around the medieval Waag. From here, streets lead to Chinatown and the old centre, and Dam Square is about a 12-minute walk away. NEMO and the Scheepvaartmuseum are also within walking distance.

Classic Dutch Style with a Maritime Touch

The interiors blend traditional Dutch character with modern comfort. Warm colours and elegant details are paired with subtle references to the city's seafaring past, and a fire burns in the lobby.

Cosy Doubles to Junior Suites

Entry-level rooms are cosy doubles, with several larger categories for more space, up to superior rooms and junior suites. All have air conditioning, rainfall showers, espresso machines and minibars. Some superior rooms have a large freestanding bathtub, and interconnecting rooms are available for families or friends travelling together.

Breakfast, Café & Bar

Breakfast is one of the hotel's strengths and is consistently praised by guests. During the day, a small café is available, and the snug bar is a pleasant spot for an evening drink.

From$145per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Anantara Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky Amsterdam

Dam Square • 0.06 miles from the centre

Enjoy breakfast under a 19th-century glass roof with views of the Royal Palace, plus a Michelin-starred restaurant, a spa, and suites with private rooftop terraces.

  • Luxury
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 26 m²
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Overlooking Dam Square

The hotel sits on Dam Square, the city's historic heart, opposite the National Monument. Busy shopping streets such as Kalverstraat lead off the square. The Nine Streets, with their independent boutiques and canal-side cafés, are about a six-minute walk away, and the Flower Market is under ten. Trams stop right outside, and Centraal Station is about a 15-minute walk.

From Coffee House to Grand Hotel

Krasnapolsky began in 1856 as a coffee house opened by Adolph Wilhelm Krasnapolsky, a Polish tailor. It grew into one of Amsterdam's best-known hotels. The Wintergarden, with its high glass roof, is still its most impressive space, and Anantara has added warmer, more residential touches.

Rooms, Rooftop Terraces & Suites

Rooms start at 26 square metres and include Nespresso machines, soundproofing, and air conditioning. Premium rooms offer more space, can accommodate up to 4 guests, and some overlook Dam Square directly. Executive rooms on the rooftop have their own private terrace, and the Royal Dam View Suite overlooks the palace.

Dining with a Sense of Occasion

The White Room, dating from 1885, holds a Michelin star. Grand Café Krasnapolsky overlooks Dam Square, and breakfast is served beneath the Wintergarden's glass roof. The Tailor is a stylish evening cocktail bar.

Spa & Fitness

The Anantara Spa has a sauna, steam room, treatment rooms, and relaxation areas that open onto the Summer Garden. The Technogym fitness centre also has a climbing wall.

From$275per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Hotel Sebastians

Canal Belt • 0.5 miles from the centre

Deep colours, low lighting and canal-view rooms with bathtubs, at the quiet northern end of the Keizersgracht, close to the Jordaan.

  • Boutique
Room sizes from 18 m²
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Keizersgracht, near the Brouwersgracht

Hotel Sebastian stands a few steps from the Brouwersgracht, often called one of Amsterdam's most beautiful canals. Café 't Papeneiland, a traditional brown café dating from the 17th century, is a three-minute walk away. The Noordermarkt, on the edge of the Jordaan, holds a popular farmers' market every Saturday. The Anne Frank House is a convenient seven-minute walk away, and Dam Square is about ten minutes away.

Moody, Atmospheric Interiors

Deep colours, rich fabrics and atmospheric lighting give the hotel an intimate, moody style that sets it apart from other boutique hotels in the city.

Rooms for Couples & Families

Rooms range from small doubles to larger rooms with a bathtub. Quadruple rooms sleep four, and the family room sleeps up to six. Many overlook the canal, while others face the quieter garden. All have air conditioning, soundproofing, blackout curtains and a minibar.

Breakfast & Bar

There is no restaurant, but breakfast is well reviewed, and the small bar is a good place for a cocktail before dinner in the Jordaan.

From$205per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Ruby Emma Hotel Amsterdam by IHG

Amsterdam Oost • 2.7 miles from the centre

Excellent beds, a lively bar and one of the greenest buildings in the city, a few metro stops from the centre.

  • Affordable
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 21 m²
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The Amstelkwartier, beside the Amstel

Modern apartment blocks, riverside paths and a real sense of space set the Amstelkwartier apart from the crowded old centre. This new waterside neighbourhood on the Amstel's east bank is made for morning jogs or evening strolls. Spaklerweg metro station is a short walk away, with Centraal Station about 15 minutes by metro, and De Pijp's market and cafés are easy to reach.

A Sustainable Building

The hotel is built with sustainability in mind. The façade adapts to the weather, thermal energy regulates the temperature, and recycled and pre-loved materials are used throughout. Vintage furniture gives the public spaces their character.

Well-Designed Rooms

Ruby's "Lean Luxury" approach focuses on what matters most to guests. Beds come with premium hypoallergenic bedding, and rooms have air conditioning, soundproofing, blackout curtains and a rain shower. Categories range from Cosy rooms to more spacious Loft and Resident rooms with a seating area.

Bar & Co-Working Space

The mid-century-style bar is the hotel's heart, serving breakfast in the morning and Italian-inspired snacks and cocktails later, with occasional live music. A large co-working area is useful for anyone combining work with a city break.

From$100per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Hotel Casa Amsterdam

Amsterdam Oost • 1.9 miles from the centre

Enjoy drinks on a planted rooftop with views across the east of the city, and rooms that cost far less than in the centre.

  • Affordable
  • Trendy
  • Restaurant
  • Rooftop bar
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 22 m²
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Amsterdam East, near Amstel Station

Amsterdam East is where locals live, and Hotel Casa offers a taste of everyday city life at a price that leaves more for exploring. Amstel Station, about five minutes on foot, offers trains, trams, and the metro to the centre, while the Amstel's riverside paths and Oosterpark are nearby. An underground car park makes life easy if you're arriving by car.

A Hotel with a Student History

Casa was founded in 1957 to provide affordable student accommodation. It still hosts students for part of the year, and every booking helps support student housing. The atmosphere is relaxed and sociable, with bright, contemporary interiors and plenty of space to work or meet.

Roomy, Practical Rooms

Rooms are modern, practical and roomier than the price suggests. The hotel offers doubles, twins, and triple rooms, making it a good option for friends travelling together. Bigger travel groups and families can book interconnecting rooms in the Double and Deluxe Double room categories.

Restaurant EAST & GAPP Rooftop Bar

Restaurant EAST is open all day, serving speciality coffee and breakfast, plus dinner and cocktails. On the eighth floor, GAPP is a green rooftop bar, open on dry days, serving food and drinks with views right across Amsterdam.

From$95per night, incl. taxes and fees
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The Social Hub Amsterdam City

Amsterdam Oost • 1.5 miles from the centre

Students, locals, and guests share the bar, rooftop, and gym at this sociable hotel in Amsterdam East.

  • Affordable
  • Trendy
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 24 m²
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Wibautstraat, Amsterdam East

The Social Hub stands on Wibautstraat, a busy avenue in Amsterdam East, with Wibautstraat metro station three minutes away. The centre is just a few stops north. A short walk brings you to the Amstel and the Weesperzijde, lined with houseboats and waterside cafés. The markets, parks and cafés of Oost and De Pijp are also easy to reach. It's a smart choice for anyone after real value who doesn't mind hopping on the metro.

A Sociable Place to Stay

Hotel guests share the building with students, locals, and co-working users, creating a lively atmosphere all day. The building includes a library, foosball and table tennis, and regular events ranging from comedy nights to yoga classes.

Modern, Practical Rooms

Rooms are modern and practical, with air conditioning, soundproofing, a desk and plenty of natural light. Signature rooms offer more space, and Deluxe Studios add a kitchenette, useful for longer stays.

Deli Food and a Guests-Only Clubhouse

Mornings start with a generous buffet of warm, crusty bread, thick-cut cheeses, cold cuts, and hot dishes, plus plant-based options. By day, Grandmother serves hot coffee and deli food. After dark, the Clubhouse opens its doors only to members and hotel guests. Expect red velvet booths, a disco ball, DJs on the decks and cocktails first. No laptops allowed.

24-Hour Fitness Centre

The gym is a handy extra, and the hotel offers bikes to hire.

From$90per night, incl. taxes and fees
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citizenM Amsterdam South

Zuidas • 2.3 miles from the centre

Big beds, smart design and fast trains to Schiphol and the centre, in Amsterdam's modern business district beside Zuid station.

  • Affordable
  • Restaurant
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 14 m²
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Zuidas, near Amsterdam Zuid Station

Staying a little outside the centre pays off here: great value, with the city still within easy reach. Glass towers and wide avenues give the Zuidas a sleek, modern edge, while the leafy streets of Oud-Zuid and Beatrixpark are never far away. The Irenestraat tram stop is just outside, Amsterdam Zuid station is about five minutes on foot, and Museumplein and the canals are around 20 minutes away.

Colourful Living Rooms

As at every citizenM, the public spaces are designed as living rooms. Bright colours, modern furniture, art and books make them comfortable places to work, meet or relax.

Compact, Well-Designed Rooms

Rooms are compact but cleverly arranged around an extra-large king-size bed, with floor-to-ceiling windows that bring in plenty of light. Each has a rain shower, blackout blinds, Chromecast and a tablet that controls the lighting, temperature and blinds.

canteenM

canteenM is open all day for breakfast, barista coffee and casual meals, and becomes a relaxed bar in the evening.

From$115per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Motel One Amsterdam

RAI • 2.3 miles from the centre

Stylish rooms at fair prices directly opposite the RAI, with the Albert Cuyp Market one metro stop away.

  • Affordable
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 16 m²
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Opposite the RAI in Amsterdam Zuid

If you're in town for an event at the RAI, or simply want good value without being cut off from the centre, this is a clever choice. Motel One stands directly opposite the convention centre, and from Europaplein metro station, a few minutes' walk away, Centraal Station is about ten minutes. One stop north, De Pijp's Albert Cuyp Market and lively cafés await, with Amstelpark and Beatrixpark close by.

Amsterdam-Inspired Design

The interiors draw on Amsterdam for inspiration, giving the hotel more character than most affordable chains. Public areas are bright and modern, with plenty of comfortable seating.

Simple, Comfortable Rooms

Rooms are compact and well-kept, with comfortable beds, rain showers and clean, modern interiors.

The One Lounge

The One Lounge combines a breakfast area, café and bar in one relaxed space. There is no restaurant, but you can get drinks and light snacks throughout the day.

From$90per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Avani Museum Quarter Amsterdam Hotel

Museum Quarter • 1.2 miles from the centre

Bold 1970s design and spacious rooms, between Museumplein's great galleries and the markets and restaurants of De Pijp.

  • Affordable
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 23 m²
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Between the Museum Quarter & De Pijp

Avani overlooks the canal on Hobbemakade. The Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum and the Stedelijk are all within 500 metres. Across the water lies De Pijp, one of Amsterdam's liveliest neighbourhoods. The Albert Cuyp Market fills its main street six days a week, and the side streets are packed with cafés and restaurants. De Pijp metro station is five minutes away. This is an excellent location if visiting the museums is your priority,

Retro 1970s Design

Rather than hiding its 1970s architecture, the hotel embraces it, with bold geometric shapes, warm colours and retro-inspired interiors. It is a refreshing change from the canal-house style found across much of the city.

Spacious Rooms with Canal Views

Rooms are larger than the Amsterdam average, and some on the upper floors have wide views over the canal. Triple and family rooms are also available.

The Pantry

The Pantry is open 24 hours for drinks, snacks and light meals. Its courtyard terrace is a pleasant spot for coffee or a drink on a nice day.

Fitness Centre

Guests can use a modern fitness centre.

From$150per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Pulitzer Amsterdam

Nine Streets • 0.4 miles from the centre

Twenty-five canal houses, hidden gardens and a beautiful bar, right beside the boutiques and cafés of the Nine Streets.

  • Ultra luxury
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 25 m²
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Prinsengracht, beside the Nine Streets

Pulitzer stretches between the Prinsengracht and the Keizersgracht. The Nine Streets are right on its doorstep, known for independent fashion, vintage finds and cosy lunch spots. Across the Prinsengracht is the Jordaan, with its narrow lanes, galleries and traditional brown cafés. The Anne Frank House is a short walk away, and the Westermarkt tram stop is about five minutes on foot.

Twenty-Five Canal Houses

The hotel comprises 25 canal houses from the 17th and 18th centuries. Together, they create a maze of corridors, staircases, and unexpected views. Modern Dutch design sits alongside original beams and historic details. At the heart of the hotel lie quiet inner gardens.

Individually Designed Rooms & Suites

Classic Rooms are around 25 square metres. Each room has custom furniture, a marble bathroom and Dutch design touches. Canal-view rooms are the most sought-after. The Collector's Suites each have their own distinct character, and the two-bedroom Family Suite sleeps four.

Jansz., Pulitzer's Bar & the Garden

Jansz. offers elegant but relaxed dining. Pulitzer's Bar is intimate and beautifully designed, a lovely spot for a cocktail. In warmer weather, the garden is a peaceful place to spend the afternoon.

Spa & Fitness

The Beauty House offers massages, facials and beauty treatments in a private setting. A duplex gym is also set among the gardens.

From$350per night, incl. taxes and fees
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InterContinental Amstel Hotel

Amstel River • 1 mile from the centre

Swim at river level, take afternoon tea by the water, and stay where Amsterdam has welcomed guests since 1867.

  • Luxury
  • Swimming pool
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 25 m²
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On the Banks of the Amstel

Grand hotels rarely enjoy such a serene setting. The Amstel faces the river from Professor Tulpplein, a quiet square on the east bank named after Nicolaes Tulp, the surgeon immortalised in Rembrandt's The Anatomy Lesson. A walk along the water leads to the Skinny Bridge and the canal belt; De Pijp is about 15 minutes on foot, and Weesperplein metro station is five minutes away.

A Classic European Grand Hotel

Chandeliers, sweeping staircases, high ceilings and elegant drawing rooms give the hotel an old-world atmosphere. Arriving at the grand riverside façade is a memorable start to any stay. The service is warm and friendly, so it never feels formal.

Classic Rooms with River Views

Rooms start at 25 square metres and feature traditional furnishings, including Dutch period furniture, patterned fabrics, and Delft details. Book river-view rooms. Higher categories offer much more space and wide views over the Amstel.

Dining by the Water

The Amstel Restaurant serves French classics alongside one of the city's most extensive wine lists. Enjoy its river-view terrace in warmer weather. The Amstel Lounge serves afternoon tea, a long-standing hotel tradition.

Pool with River Views, Spa & Fitness

The Health Club is one of the hotel's great pleasures. The heated indoor pool looks straight out over the Amstel, so you can swim while the boats pass on the river outside. Afterwards, unwind in the Jacuzzi, sauna or steam room. You can book massages and beauty treatments, and the gym has personal trainers on hand.

From$405per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Sofitel Legend the Grand Amsterdam

Historic Centre • 0.14 miles from the centre

Once a convent, an admiralty, and the city hall, it is now a hotel with a courtyard garden, pool, and hammam.

  • Luxury
  • Swimming pool
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 30 m²
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Between Two Canals in the Old Centre

Few hotels put you this close to Amsterdam's beginnings. The Grand stands between two canals in the city's oldest quarter, where narrow streets lead to Nieuwmarkt, its medieval Waag and busy café terraces. Dam Square is a few minutes away on foot, the Nine Streets are a pleasant walk through the centre, and Rokin metro station is close by. Yet behind its gates, all is surprisingly calm.

Six Centuries of History

Parts of the building date back to a 15th-century convent. It later served as the Admiralty headquarters and, for most of the 20th century, as Amsterdam's City Hall. Princess Beatrix married Prince Claus here in 1966. Original architectural features sit alongside polished interiors with a French touch.

Spacious Rooms & Suites

Rooms start at a generous 30 square metres, with high ceilings and large windows. The interiors blend modern luxury with art and references to the building's history. Larger rooms and suites add canal views and extra space.

Bridges, Oriole & the Courtyard Garden

Bridges is the hotel's main restaurant, and Oriole offers Mediterranean dishes in a more relaxed setting. In warmer months, the secluded courtyard garden is a lovely place to eat or drink.

Spa, Pool & Hammam

Set over two floors, the Sofitel SPA is a peaceful escape in the heart of the old city. The heated indoor pool features a jet stream, plus a Jacuzzi, sauna, and traditional hammam. Treatments range from facials and body scrubs to Ayurvedic rituals, with couples' rooms. A quiet relaxation room completes the experience, and a fitness centre is on hand for a workout.

From$350per night, incl. taxes and fees
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De L'Europe Amsterdam

Muntplein • 0.4 miles from the centre

Watch the Amstel from your window, dine at a two-Michelin-starred table and swim below, in a grand 1896 hotel.

  • Ultra luxury
  • Swimming pool
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 25 m²
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On the Amstel, near the Flower Market

Right on the water, where the Amstel flows into the old centre, De L'Europe looks across the river to the cafés and bars of Rembrandtplein. The floating Flower Market is a couple of minutes' walk away, and from there you can explore the canal belt and the Nine Streets on foot. Rokin metro station is close by when you want to venture further afield.

A Grand Hotel with a Creative Spirit

The hotel has all the presence of a grand hotel but a more creative personality. Dutch art, craftsmanship and modern design sit alongside the historic architecture, giving it a glamorous, distinctly Amsterdam feel.

Rooms & 't Huys Suites

Rooms start at 25 square metres and blend traditional details with modern comforts. Higher categories have larger windows and fine views over the Amstel. Each 't Huys suite celebrates Amsterdam's worlds of art, fashion, and design.

Dining with a Creative Edge

Flore, led by chef Bas van Kranen, is the hotel's culinary showpiece, with creative cooking in an intimate room. Marie is more relaxed and overlooks the Amstel. Freddy's Bar is a classic, elegant hotel bar, perfect for a nightcap.

Spa & Indoor Pool

The spa is a calm place to unwind after a day in the city. Its heated indoor pool offers water views and includes a sauna, steam room, and Jacuzzi. Facials use Biologique Recherche, the Paris skincare brand known for tailoring each treatment to the individual. The hotel also offers massages, scrubs, and body wraps, and a well-equipped fitness studio completes the facilities.

From$635per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam

Canal Belt • 0.6 miles from the centre

Six canal palaces line the Herengracht, with a Guerlain spa and one of the city's largest private gardens.

  • Ultra luxury
  • Boutique
  • Swimming pool
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 29 m²
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On the Herengracht, near Rembrandtplein

Behind a row of 17th-century canal palaces, the Waldorf Astoria lines one of the Herengracht's grandest stretches. Rembrandtplein's cafés and bars are a short walk away, and Utrechtsestraat, a local favourite for independent shops and restaurants, is just around the corner. The Nine Streets and the Museum Quarter are within walking distance, and you can easily reach both Vijzelgracht and Waterlooplein metro stations.

Six Restored Canal Palaces

The hotel spans six adjoining canal palaces, built for wealthy Amsterdam families. Daniel Marot designed the grand entrance and carved staircase, working alongside the court designer for Louis XIV. Decorative ceilings and period details have been carefully preserved. Behind the houses lies a large private garden, filled with tulips in spring.

Refined Rooms, Canal or Garden Views

Rooms are generous, starting at 29 square metres, and overlook either the Herengracht or the garden. Interiors favour fine fabrics, classical panelling and marble bathrooms with double sinks. On arrival, guests can choose a room scent from the Paris candlemaker Cire Trudon. The King Lofts on the top floor keep the building's original wooden beams.

Dining Made for Lingering

Peacock Alley serves all-day dining and a much-loved afternoon tea. The Vault Bar sits in a former bank's original vault, an intimate setting for cocktails.

Guerlain Spa & Indoor Pool

The Guerlain Spa brings the Paris beauty house's expertise to the canals. Its signature treatment is the Fusion Experience, a warm-oil massage created exclusively for this hotel. Afterwards, guests can unwind by the heated indoor pool or in the Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room. The spa opens onto the hotel's garden, one of the city's most peaceful spots, and a fitness centre completes the facilities.

From$770per night, incl. taxes and fees
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The Dylan Amsterdam

Nine Streets • 0.4 miles from the centre

Behind a canal-house gate, the hotel offers a courtyard garden, individually designed rooms, and a two-Michelin-starred restaurant in an 18th-century bakery.

  • Ultra luxury
  • Boutique
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 23 m²
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Keizersgracht, beside the Nine Streets

On one of Keizersgracht's most elegant stretches, The Dylan sits beside the Nine Streets. Step outside and you're among independent boutiques, galleries, and small cafés, with some of the canal belt's prettiest bridges just steps away. The Jordaan and the Anne Frank House are a short walk, and Dam Square is about ten minutes on foot, yet the hotel feels wonderfully tucked away.

Historic Setting, Contemporary Design

The site once held Amsterdam's first theatre, built in 1638. Today the hotel feels intimate and almost secretive. Historic architecture blends with contemporary design, and a secluded courtyard garden lies at its heart.

Individually Designed Rooms & Suites

No two rooms are alike. Each has its own design style, from calm and contemporary to rich and dramatic. Some suites overlook the canal, and the Duplex and Loft suites have exposed wooden beams.

Dining with Serious Pedigree

Vinkeles occupies an 18th-century bakery, with its original brick ovens and views over the garden. Chef Jurgen van der Zalm serves refined French cooking. The hotel is also home to até, the smallest fine-dining restaurant in the Netherlands. Bar Brasserie OCCO is more relaxed, for lunch, cocktails or a slow evening.

Fitness Centre

For those wanting a workout, a fitness centre is available.

From$635per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Rosewood Amsterdam

Canal Belt • 0.6 miles from the centre

Amsterdam's former Palace of Justice, reborn in 2025, with more than 1,000 artworks, a Piet Oudolf garden and an exceptional spa.

  • Ultra luxury
  • Swimming pool
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 31 m²
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Prinsengracht, between the Nine Streets & Leidseplein

Housed in the former Palace of Justice on the Prinsengracht, Rosewood is one of the last hotels permitted to open in the UNESCO-listed canal district, and it makes the most of its prime address. The Nine Streets, with their boutiques and cafés, are a short walk north; Leidseplein's theatres and live music are close by to the south, and Museumplein is an easy 15-minute stroll.

A Courthouse Reimagined

Studio Piet Boon designed the interiors, pairing the grand architecture with warm, custom-made furniture. More than 1,000 artworks run through the hotel, including pieces by Maarten Baas and Frank Stella. Behind the building lies De Tuin, a garden by the celebrated Dutch landscape architect Piet Oudolf.

Spacious Rooms & Signature Houses

Rooms start at a generous 31 square metres, with views over the canals, courtyards, or rooftops. Natural stone, fine furniture and a calm palette of greys and blues set the tone. The five signature Houses sit beneath the building's traditional sloping beams, each with its own butler.

Dutch Flavours, Beautifully Presented

Eeuwen celebrates seasonal Dutch produce at breakfast, lunch and dinner. The bright, airy Court is the hotel's heart, serving all-day dishes and afternoon tea. Advocatuur, named for the building's legal past, pours cocktails made with house-distilled jenever alongside Indian dishes from the tandoor.

Asaya Spa & Indoor Pool

Asaya is one of the city's most complete spas. Designed by Studio Piet Boon around the elements of wood, water, wind, and fire, it features a 12-metre indoor pool, sauna, and steam room. Treatments draw on Ayurveda and modern therapies, with skincare by Dr Barbara Sturm and a couples' suite. A gym and a Pilates studio complete the facilities.

From$760per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Andaz Amsterdam, Prinsengracht, By Hyatt

Nine Streets • 0.6 miles from the centre

Marcel Wanders turned this old public library into Amsterdam's most playful hotel, complete with a secret garden and an acclaimed restaurant.

  • Luxury
  • Trendy
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 24 m²
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Prinsengracht, near the Nine Streets & Jordaan

Andaz sits on a quiet stretch of the Prinsengracht, between the Nine Streets and Leidseplein. The Nine Streets are about a two-minute walk. The Jordaan, with its narrow lanes, galleries, and brown cafés, is a short stroll north, and Museumplein is about a 20-minute walk. Trams from nearby Elandsgracht and Leidsestraat connect you with the rest of the city.

Playful Dutch Design

Dutch designer Marcel Wanders created every space in the hotel. His design draws on the building's past as a library and on Amsterdam's history. Delft-blue patterns, giant bell-shaped chandeliers and witty details appear at every turn, and nothing feels ordinary.

Rooms with Canal or Garden Views

Rooms start at 26 square metres and overlook the canal, garden, or atrium. Canal-view rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows framing the Prinsengracht. Every room has a seating area and a minibar with complimentary drinks and snacks, and some have a painted Delft-style washbasin. The Prinsengracht Suite has a large private terrace over the canal.

Renvy, Prins & Aap and the Garden Room

Renvy, from Michelin-starred chef Randy Karman, serves seasonal Dutch-inspired dinners from Wednesday to Saturday. Prins & Aap is a canal-side cocktail bar and restaurant with a daily Jenever Hour, free for hotel guests. The Garden Room serves breakfast, and a vintage saloon boat outside offers private dining cruises.

Essence Spa, Sauna & 24-Hour Gym

After a day of museums and canal walks, Essence Spa is a relaxing place to unwind. It has a sauna, steam room, and treatment rooms offering massages and facials, plus a relaxation lounge. A fitness centre completes the line-up.

From$315per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Pestana Amsterdam Riverside

De Pijp • 1.5 miles from the centre

A 19th-century town hall on the Amstel, with river-view rooms, an indoor pool and De Pijp's markets behind.

  • Luxury
  • Swimming pool
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 20 m²
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On the Amstel, beside De Pijp

Pestana stands on the Amsteldijk, along the Amstel. Just behind it is De Pijp, one of Amsterdam's most popular neighbourhoods. Here, the Albert Cuyp Market sells everything from Dutch cheese to fresh stroopwafels, and the side streets are full of cafés, bars and restaurants. The Lutmastraat tram stop is about seven minutes away, with direct trams to Centraal Station.

A Former Town Hall & Archive

The hotel occupies the former Town Hall and Archive of the old Amstel municipality, a pair of neo-Renaissance buildings now protected as a national monument. Modern wings have been added alongside. The lobby, with its high ceilings and arches, makes a fine first impression.

Rooms, Studios & River Views

Rooms are contemporary and calm, in soft, neutral tones, with a pillow menu and 24-hour room service. River-view rooms are worth the upgrade, and some have a bathtub. Studios add a kitchenette, useful for families and longer stays. Book a Triple Studio for larger travel groups.

Relaxed All-Day Dining

Cotidiano Brunch Club serves relaxed, brunch-style dishes all day, plus breakfast, dinner, and an evening bar.

Spa & Indoor Pool

The spa is one of the hotel's best features. The heated indoor pool is joined by two saunas and a hammam, plus a relaxation area for quiet time afterwards. You can book massages, facials, and body treatments, and use the fully equipped fitness centre.

From$160per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Sir Albert Hotel, part of Sircle Collection

De Pijp • 1.3 miles from the centre

A former diamond factory in De Pijp, with a buzzing Japanese izakaya downstairs and the Albert Cuyp Market nearby.

  • Boutique
  • Trendy
  • Restaurant
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 18 m²
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In the Heart of De Pijp

Sir Albert is in De Pijp, one of Amsterdam's best-loved neighbourhoods for eating and drinking. The Albert Cuyp Market is just around the corner. Sarphatipark, a leafy 19th-century park where locals gather on summer afternoons, is a short stroll away, and the surrounding streets are packed with cafés, wine bars and restaurants. Museumplein is a short walk away, and De Pijp metro station is five minutes away.

A Former Diamond Factory

Once a diamond factory, the building's industrial past gives the hotel real character. High ceilings and large windows remain, now paired with warm, modern design, art and carefully chosen details.

Stylish Rooms & Suites

Rooms feel residential, with rich fabrics, comfortable beds and thoughtful details. Some are compact, but all are cleverly designed. The larger suites are worth considering if you want more space.

Japanese Dining Downstairs

IZAKAYA is one of De Pijp's most popular restaurants, serving Japanese-inspired dishes and cocktails in a stylish, buzzing setting. It draws plenty of locals and hotel guests.

Fitness & Bikes

Guests can use a gym a few doors down Albert Cuypstraat for free, and bikes are available for exploring the city like a local.

From$160per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Hotel Okura Amsterdam

De Pijp • 1.7 miles from the centre

Three Michelin-starred restaurants, a Japanese spa, and city views from the 23rd floor, on De Pijp's edge.

  • Luxury
  • Swimming pool
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Rooftop bar
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 27 m²
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The Southern Edge of De Pijp

Beside the Noorder Amstelkanaal, on De Pijp's quieter southern edge, the Okura enjoys a calmer pace than the busy streets to the north. The Albert Cuyp Market and the neighbourhood's lively cafés and restaurants are about ten minutes' walk away, and Brouwerij Troost, a popular local brewery, is just five. Trams stop nearby, De Pijp metro station is around ten minutes on foot, and Museumplein is a taxi ride of around ten minutes

Japanese Hospitality in Amsterdam

Okura brings Japanese hospitality to Amsterdam with precision. The public spaces are calm and minimalist, and the service is polished and attentive. A Japanese garden adds to the sense of calm, and despite the hotel's size, it never feels impersonal.

Spacious Rooms with City Views

Room sizes are generous for Amsterdam, starting at 28 square metres. Every room has an Eastborn bed, a separate bathtub and rain shower, a large desk and a Nespresso machine. The upper floors overlook the city skyline. Executive rooms and suites include access to the Executive Lounge, with drinks and light snacks before dinner.

Some of Amsterdam's Best Hotel Dining

Ciel Bleu, on the 23rd floor, holds two Michelin stars and offers panoramic city views. Yamazato serves kaiseki cuisine and was the first traditional Japanese restaurant in Europe to earn a Michelin star. Sazanka offers teppanyaki cooked at your table, and Serre is a more relaxed option. The Twenty Third Bar is the place for a sunset cocktail high above Amsterdam.

Nagomi Spa, Pool & Fitness

Nagomi draws on Japanese wellness traditions. The indoor pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room are included in every stay. Treatments range from massages and facials to manicures and pedicures, and the gym offers personal trainers and fitness classes.

From$320per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Ibis Styles Amsterdam Amstel

De Pijp • 1.1 miles from the centre

Bright rooms, included breakfast, friendly service, and a ten-minute walk to De Pijp's market, cafés, and restaurants.

  • Affordable
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 14 m²
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Just Off the Amstel, near De Pijp

Set just off the Amstel on the edge of De Pijp, ibis Styles puts one of Amsterdam's liveliest neighbourhoods on your doorstep. The surrounding streets are packed with cafés, bars and restaurants, and the Albert Cuyp Market, the city's best-known street market, is a ten-minute walk away. The Stadhouderskade tram stop is nearby, and Weesperplein metro station offers quick links across the city.

Bright, Friendly & Uncomplicated

Set in a traditional Amsterdam townhouse, the hotel is small and personal, with bright, modern interiors. The focus is simple: comfortable rooms, friendly service and a good location.

Practical Rooms for Every Trip

Rooms are simply furnished and come as singles, doubles, twins and family rooms. Some are compact, but all are comfortable and practical for a city break.

Breakfast

A buffet breakfast is served every morning. There is no restaurant or bar, but De Pijp's cafés and restaurants are a short walk away.

From$100per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Maison ELLE Amsterdam

Vondelpark • 1.3 miles from the centre

ELLE magazine's sense of style in a 19th-century townhouse, with a private garden, on a quiet street minutes from the Vondelpark.

  • Affordable
  • Boutique
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 14 m²
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Oud-West, near the Vondelpark

Maison ELLE sits on a quiet residential street in Oud-West, minutes from the Vondelpark. The park is Amsterdam's favourite green space, busy with cyclists, joggers and picnics in summer. Oud-West itself has plenty of neighbourhood cafés and restaurants. Museumplein is a 20-minute walk away, and trams connect you easily to the canals and Centraal Station.

ELLE Style in a Historic Townhouse

The hotel brings ELLE magazine's fashion-forward style to a 19th-century Amsterdam townhouse. Interiors are modern and warm, and a private garden gives it a relaxed, residential feel.

Stylish Rooms & a Standout Suite

The rooms are polished and modern, with many overlooking the garden or opening onto a private terrace. The suite stands out, with a separate living area, a freestanding bathtub, and its own terrace.

Breakfast

There is no restaurant, but the hotel serves a good European breakfast each morning, with eggs, pastries, breads, cheeses, and fruit. Oud-West's cafés and restaurants are within easy walking distance.

From$150per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Alp Hotel

Oud-West • 1 mile from the centre

A peaceful garden, fair prices and a friendly welcome, in a real Amsterdam neighbourhood west of the Jordaan.

  • Affordable
Room sizes from 10 m²
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De Clercqstraat, Oud-West

The Alp Hotel sits on De Clercqstraat in Oud-West, a lively local neighbourhood with cafés, shops, and restaurants. The Foodhallen, a popular indoor food market in a former tram depot, is close by. The western canal belt and the Anne Frank House are within walking distance. Trams stop right outside, and it's a short 10-15 minute ride to Dam Square and Centraal Station.

Friendly & Independent

This small, independent hotel keeps things simple, with friendly service, a laid-back atmosphere and a peaceful garden at the back.

Simple Rooms with Nice Extras

Rooms are simple, compact but comfortable. Some have balconies overlooking the garden, private terraces or spa baths, and triple rooms suit friends travelling together. Like many traditional Amsterdam townhouses, the hotel has steep stairs and no lift.

Little Extras That Add Value

There is no restaurant, but hot drinks and fresh fruit are available throughout the day. Plenty of cafés and restaurants are close by.

From$90per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Huygens Place Amsterdam

Oud-West • 1 mile from the centre

Playful design, a courtyard garden, and rooms for up to four, all within a short walk of Vondelpark, Leidseplein, and Museumplein.

  • Affordable
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 17 m²
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Between the Vondelpark & Leidseplein

Tucked into the eastern edge of Oud-West, Huygens Place puts the Vondelpark practically on the doorstep, perfect for a morning run or a lazy afternoon on the grass. Leidseplein, with its theatres, bars, and live music, is a short walk away, as is Museumplein, home to the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum. Nearby trams make it quick to reach Dam Square and the historic centre.

Playful Design & Courtyard Garden

Behind a traditional façade, the interiors are bold and modern, with playful design touches. The courtyard garden is a quiet spot away from the city.

Rooms for Two, Three or Four

Rooms have Auping beds, air conditioning and coffee-making facilities. The Garden Double is one of the most appealing choices. Triple rooms sleep three, and the spacious Souterrain Quadruple sleeps four, useful for families or friends.

Breakfast

The breakfast buffet is generous, with hot dishes, pastries, fruit, yoghurt and Dutch cheeses. There is no restaurant, but Leidseplein and Oud-West have plenty of places to eat.

From$90per night, incl. taxes and fees
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The July – Boat & Co

Amsterdam West • 1.5 miles from the centre

Cook dinner in your own kitchen, sweat in the sauna, and watch the boats go by, a short ride west of the centre.

  • Affordable
  • Boutique
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 34 m²
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Houthavens, on the Waterfront

The July – Boat & Co sits right on the water in Houthavens, a new residential district built on Amsterdam's old timber docks. The streets are quiet and modern, with the IJ river just beyond. Westerpark, with its lawns, cafés, and the cultural venues of the Westergasfabriek, is about a 15-minute walk away. The Jordaan and the Anne Frank House are about a 10-minute bike or taxi ride away, and trams connect you to Dam Square and the museums.

Apartments for Proper Living

Studios and apartments start at 34 square metres and are designed for living, not just sleeping. Each has a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area and plenty of living space, with large windows and contemporary interiors. Many overlook the water, and the larger apartments sleep up to four.

Vessel Restaurant & Terrace

Vessel, the waterfront restaurant, serves breakfast and coffee through to dinner and drinks, and its large terrace is a lovely spot in warm weather. It gives the hotel a sociable, neighbourhood feel.

Sauna, Steam Room, Gym & Yoga

The wellness area is better than you might expect from an aparthotel. It includes a sauna and steam room for unwinding, a well-equipped gym, and a yoga studio, all a real bonus on a longer stay.

From$180per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Pillows Grand Boutique Hotel Maurits at the Park

Oosterpark • 1.3 miles from the centre

Park views, elegant rooms and one of the city's best cocktail bars, in a calm corner of Amsterdam Oost.

  • Luxury
  • Boutique
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Rooftop bar
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 19 m²
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Beside the Oosterpark, Amsterdam Oost

Pillows overlooks the Oosterpark, one of Amsterdam's oldest public parks, in the relaxed neighbourhood of Oost. The Wereldmuseum, with collections from around the world, sits along the park, and ARTIS is close by. The Dappermarkt, a lively street market, is a short walk away. A tram stop is two minutes away, with the Rijksmuseum and Museumplein about 15 minutes by tram.

Elegant, Grown-Up Design

The historic building has been turned into an intimate hotel with calm, contemporary interiors. High ceilings, soft neutral tones and carefully chosen artwork sit alongside restored architectural details. Guests also have their own living room, open around the clock.

Serene Rooms & Suites

Rooms and suites favour understated luxury, with high-quality linens, plush carpets, curated artwork and Diptyque bathroom amenities. Connecting rooms are available for families or friends travelling together.

VanOost, Spring & Fitz's

VanOost, led by chef Floris van Straalen, pairs French cooking with Japanese techniques. Spring Café Brasserie is more relaxed, with a terrace facing the park. Fitz's is the hotel's acclaimed cocktail bar, and a seasonal rooftop opens when the weather allows.

Urban Spa & Gym

The Urban Spa is small but thoughtfully done. Treatments include massages and beauty rituals, and guests can book the private sauna and a hydromassage bed. There is also a modern gym.

From$340per night, incl. taxes and fees
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The July - Twenty Eight

Amsterdam Zuid • 2.5 miles from the centre

A kitchen and living room of your own beside the 1928 Olympic Stadium, in the leafy south of the city.

  • Affordable
  • Boutique
  • Fitness centre
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 31 m²
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Beside the Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam Zuid

Set beside the 1928 Olympic Stadium, this green, residential corner of Amsterdam Zuid feels a world away from the tourist trail, yet the city centre is only about 2.5 miles away. Oud-Zuid's shops and cafés are nearby, and Vondelpark is about a 15-minute walk. A tram stop moments away reaches Museumplein in about 15 minutes, and Amsterdam Zuid station is handy for Schiphol.

Apartment Living, Hotel Comfort

This is an aparthotel done properly. Every studio and apartment has a fully equipped kitchen, a living and dining area, and contemporary interiors, with hotel services.

Studios to Two-Bedroom Apartments

Accommodation ranges from studio suites to larger apartments, with two-bedroom apartments suited to families and small groups. A real kitchen and living space make a big difference on a longer stay.

Sauna & Gym

Guests have use of a sauna and a well-equipped gym, a welcome extra after a day exploring the city on foot or by bike.

From$165per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Morgan & Mees Amsterdam

Amsterdam West • 0.8 miles from the centre

Nine individual rooms above a restaurant locals love, in a restored 1880 townhouse just west of the Jordaan.

  • Boutique
  • Trendy
  • Restaurant
Room sizes from 20 m²
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Amsterdam West, beside the Jordaan

Morgan & Mees enjoys the best of both worlds: the easy-going local feel of Amsterdam West, with the Jordaan just across the water. Its narrow streets, with galleries, independent shops, and traditional brown cafés, invite a first stroll. The Anne Frank House is about ten minutes on foot, Dam Square is about 20 minutes, and the Museum Quarter is a ten-minute taxi ride.

A Restored 19th-Century Townhouse

Original architectural details sit alongside contemporary furniture and art. With only a handful of rooms, it feels more like a stylish private residence than a hotel.

Individually Designed Rooms

Rooms range from cosy doubles to the more generous Special Ones, and no two are the same. Some have a private terrace or balcony, others a freestanding bathtub. All have rain showers, air conditioning and Marie-Stella-Maris toiletries.

Restaurant & Bar with Covered Terrace

The restaurant and bar are at the heart of the hotel, serving breakfast and coffee through to dinner and cocktails. Locals come here as much as guests, and the covered terrace stays lively year-round.

From$190per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Hotel Jakarta Amsterdam

Eastern Docklands • 1.3 miles from the centre

Swim above the IJ river, eat Indonesian flavours under a subtropical garden and drink cocktails with a panoramic view.

  • Trendy
  • Swimming pool
  • Spa
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Rooftop bar
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 30 m²
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Java Island, Eastern Docklands

At the tip of Java Island, Hotel Jakarta sits surrounded by water, bold modern architecture, and the waterfront walks of the Eastern Docklands, once the city's busy harbour. It feels like a world apart, yet Centraal Station is just two tram stops away, and the nearest stop is a five-minute walk away. Dam Square is about 20 minutes by public transport, and the Museum Quarter about 25.

A Tribute to Amsterdam's Link with Indonesia

Ships once sailed from this spot to Jakarta, and the hotel celebrates that history. Bamboo interiors and Indonesian-inspired design run throughout. The showpiece is a soaring atrium filled with a subtropical garden.

Spacious Rooms with Water Views

Rooms start at a generous 30 square metres, with warm wood and bamboo interiors. Most have a balcony and views over the IJ river. Some rooms sleep three, and the suites at the building's glass end offer 180-degree views.

Indonesian Flavours & Cocktails with a View

Café Jakarta blends Indonesian and Western flavours, and Westers Bakery serves pastries and coffee. At the top of the building, Malabar skybar pairs Asian-inspired bites and cocktails with panoramic views over Amsterdam and the IJ river.

WellCome Wellness & Pool

Swimming lengths while boats pass outside is something most city hotels can't offer. Alongside the pool are a sauna, a fitness centre, and treatment rooms for massages and beauty treatments.

From$225per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Hotel Omega

Museum Quarter • 1.4 miles from the centre

Museumplein and the Vondelpark are ten minutes away, and a quiet garden to return to on an Oud-Zuid street.

  • Affordable
Room sizes from 11 m²
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A Quiet Street in Oud-Zuid

Culture lovers will feel right at home on this quiet residential street in Oud-Zuid, right beside the Museum Quarter. The Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum, and Museumplein are all within a ten-minute walk, and Vondelpark is close for an early-morning run. Leidseplein's theatres and late-night bars are around 15 minutes away, and nearby trams connect you with the canal belt and Dam Square.

Fresh, Calm & Contemporary

Omega feels more like a small neighbourhood boutique hotel than a traditional three-star. The interiors are clean and understated, with a peaceful garden and terrace for a quiet moment away from the city.

Compact but Comfortable

Rooms range from cosy singles and doubles to larger Superior and Deluxe options, and some have balconies. The entry-level rooms are compact, while Superior rooms are 18 square metres and the Deluxe Double, at 21 square metres, offers the most space.

Breakfast

There is no restaurant, but the hotel serves a continental and buffet breakfast each morning. Oud-Zuid and the Museum Quarter have plenty of cafés and restaurants within walking distance.

From$115per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Tribe Amsterdam City

Amsterdam Noord • 2.6 miles from the centre

Bold design, generous rooms and a two-level gym in Amsterdam Noord, five minutes by metro from Centraal Station.

  • Affordable
  • Fitness centre
  • Restaurant
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 22 m²
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Amsterdam Noord, Minutes from the Centre

TRIBE is about a three-minute walk from Noord metro station, in a district that has become one of the city's most interesting. Former shipyards now house a film museum, food halls and waterside bars, and free ferries cross the IJ river around the clock. The historic centre is a short metro ride away, and the Museum Quarter is easy to reach.

Design Without the Fuss

TRIBE takes a playful approach to the four-star hotel. Bold designer furniture, industrial details and dramatic interiors set the tone. At its heart is a communal hub, open around the clock, where guests work, eat, meet or simply pass the time.

Modern Rooms with Family Options

Rooms are generously sized and well equipped, with comfortable beds, Chromecast and coffee machines. Superior rooms sleep up to three, and Quadruple rooms with a queen bed and two sofa beds suit families or friends travelling together.

Breakfast, Restaurant & Grab & Go

A substantial hot-and-cold breakfast is served each morning, and the relaxed restaurant offers international and Dutch-inspired dishes later in the day. A 24-hour Grab & Go covers drinks and snacks at any hour.

A Gym Worth Using

The two-level gym has modern equipment and far more space than the token fitness rooms found in many city hotels.

From$110per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Jan Luyken Amsterdam

Museum Quarter • 1 mile from the centre

Bikes, breakfast and drinks are all included, in three restored townhouses with a library and garden beside Museumplein.

  • Boutique
  • Fitness centre
  • Pet friendly
  • Sustainable
Room sizes from 17 m²
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Steps from Museumplein

For art lovers, few addresses beat this peaceful, tree-lined street moments from Museumplein, with the Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum, and the Stedelijk all nearby. P.C. Hooftstraat, Amsterdam's most exclusive shopping street, is just around the corner, and the Vondelpark is a short walk away for a morning stroll. The canal belt is about ten minutes on foot.

More Townhouse Than Hotel

Spread across three restored townhouses, Jan Luyken feels like a private Amsterdam home. Guests can settle into the library, pour a drink, or find a quiet corner in the secluded garden. The mood is intimate and polished, but refreshingly informal.

Calm, Elegant Rooms

Rooms are calm and elegant, in soft colours with a refined, residential feel. The smallest rooms are compact, so it is worth stepping up a category for more breathing room.

The Little Extras Are Included

Breakfast, self-service snacks, tea, coffee, wine, and beer are included, along with use of the gym, library, and garden. Guests can also borrow bicycles free of charge.

From$190per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Mercure Amsterdam North Station

Amsterdam Noord • 2.6 miles from the centre

A modern, affordable hotel in Amsterdam Noord, with generous rooms, family options and the city centre minutes away.

  • Affordable
  • Fitness centre
  • Sustainable
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 23 m²
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Amsterdam Noord, Beside the Metro

Across the IJ from the old centre, Amsterdam Noord has traded its shipyards for studios, street art and waterside bars, and it's now one of the city's most creative corners. The EYE Filmmuseum is close by, and the NDSM wharf a short ride west. Yet the centre is never far: Noord metro station is next door, Centraal is five minutes away, Dam Square is 15 minutes away, and the Museum Quarter is 20 minutes away.

Fresh, Modern & Uncomplicated

The interiors take their cue from nature, with soft colours, botanical touches and clean contemporary design. Everything is modern, comfortable and easy to navigate.

Generous Rooms & Family Options

Rooms are generously sized for the price. Triple and Quadruple rooms are also available, making this a practical choice for families and friends travelling together.

Breakfast & 24-Hour Fitness

A generous buffet breakfast combines hot and cold dishes. A fitness centre, bike rental and on-site parking add to the convenience.

From$115per night, incl. taxes and fees
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Met Hotel Amsterdam

Nieuw-West • 2.5 miles from the centre

A lively neighbourhood restaurant, rooms for four and direct trains to Schiphol, in a smart hotel outside the centre.

  • Affordable
  • Restaurant
  • On-site parking
Room sizes from 21 m²
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Nieuw-West, Close to Lelylaan Station

Away from the crowds yet well connected, Nieuw-West shows a local, residential side of Amsterdam. Lelylaan station, about ten minutes on foot, offers direct trains to Schiphol and the centre, putting the Museum Quarter about 15 minutes away by public transport and the historic centre 20 minutes away. Closer to home, the Sloterplas lake and its parkland are perfect for a walk or a run.

Boutique Style at Affordable Prices

The hotel describes its approach as no-nonsense luxury, which sums it up well. The interiors are smart, contemporary and urban, with more personality and polish than most hotels at this price.

Well-Equipped Rooms, Including Space for Four

Rooms come with rain showers, Chromecast, Lavazza coffee machines, and fast Wi-Fi, and some overlook the neighbourhood or the rooftop garden. Family rooms sleep four.

Met Restaurant, Bar & Lounge

Met Restaurant is a relaxed neighbourhood spot popular with locals, serving lunch, small plates and drinks from an open kitchen, with a terrace for sunny days. In the evening, Met Bar pours cocktails, craft beers, and wines until midnight, and the lounge serves drinks and snacks all day.

Fitness & Wellness Nearby

Guests can use the Boutique Gym at HealthHub020, a short walk from the hotel, for free. The wider wellness centre also offers spa treatments, Pilates and other facilities for an extra charge.

From$100per night, incl. taxes and fees
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