A convenient base for central sightseeing
You can’t get more central than this smart, modern hotel. Located on the Damrak, it’s less than a 10-minute stroll to the central train station, and walking distance to Amsterdam’s most charming canals and the Red Light District.
Fill up at the breakfast buffet in the hotel restaurant before a day of sightseeing. Overlooking iconic Dam Square, the restaurant also serves up Dutch cuisine with a contemporary twist for lunch and dinner – as well as moreish local snacks, like bitterballen and kaasstengels. And with floor-to-ceiling windows, it makes for a perfect people-watching spot at all hours.
Fear not, although this hotel is on one of Amsterdam’s busiest streets, the double-glazed, soundproof windows keep the rooms quiet and peaceful. The bright, contemporary rooms also come with tea and coffee-making facilities, and a small fridge.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Restaurant
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Certified sustainable
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Find out more about Amsterdam City
From its charming cobbled streets to its vibrant art scene, the Dutch capital of Amsterdam is the ideal city break candidate. Made up of unusual museums, art galleries, quirky cafés, restaurants and epic clubs, a holiday to Amsterdam City will be a memorable one. Hop on board one of Amsterdam’s infamous canal boats and lose yourself on the meandering waterways. For those keen to stay on dry land, explore the city on two wheels - cycling on your Amsterdam holiday is a must. Café culture is big in the Dam, so you’ll never be too far from the perfect spot to linger over a coffee or do some people-watching. And if you’re looking for a destination steeped in history, you’re in the right place too. Head to the Amsterdam Museum and visit the Canal House to learn all about the local communities.