A lavish masterpiece on the Amstel River
If you’re a fine dining foodie, you’ll love that there’s a two Michelin-starred restaurant here, Flore. On other evenings, you can pop into the hotel’s French brasserie or hop over to Italy (metaphorically) to dine at Trattoria Graziella.
You’ll get a true immersion into local craftsmanship here, with Dutch creators invited to display and sell their art and designs in the hotel. For relaxation, a sumptuous subterranean spa stands by, complemented by saunas, a Jacuzzi, and a heated indoor pool. If this all sounds a little family-unfriendly, think again: children are warmly welcomed, and there are menus that hit the spot with the hotel’s youngest guests.
The rooms are particularly lavish. Even the smallest rooms have satin bed linen, Nespresso machines, heated bathroom floors, and plush bathrobes, although you’ll need to upgrade if you want a balcony or a river view. But with the city on the doorstep, you can be strolling along the Amstel within moments anyway.
What De L Europe Amsterdam The Leading Hotels of the World has to offer
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Breakfast room
- Restaurant
Entertainment
- Game room
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
Sports & Health
- Billiards
- Fitness
- Gym
- Hot tub
- Massage
- Sauna
- Solarium
- Spa centre
- Spa treatments
- Steam bath
- Turkish bath (hamam)
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.