A cosy city centre pad
This place is right in the heart of Dam Square, providing a cosy retreat amongst Amsterdam’s bustling centre. Step outside, and you’ll immediately be immersed in the city’s rich tapestry – whether it’s the historic Royal Palace, the iconic National Monument, or the lively shopping streets like Kalverstraat and Nieuwendijk. A short stroll will take you to the mesmerising canals, the Anne Frank House, or the artistic treasures of the Rijksmuseum.
Within the hotel, you can unwind in the intimate lounge, savour a delightful breakfast to kickstart your day, and rely on the attentive staff for insider tips on local gems. While the hotel doesn’t feature an in-house restaurant, the surrounding area’s a culinary playground. From traditional Dutch eateries to international cuisines, there’s something to satisfy every palate. Nearby, cosy cafés invite you to indulge in a slice of apple pie or sip on a rich espresso. If you want to explore further, the hotel’s close to tram and bus stops so you can reach the rest of Amsterdam easily. Whether you’re going for the art, the history, or the vibrant nightlife, this convenient base will position you perfectly to experience it all.
Please note, this hotel may not be suitable for those with reduced mobility.
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.