Hotels in Amsterdam
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S&A Vondel Park Hotel
S&A Vondel Park Hotel
DoubleTree by Hilton Amsterdam Centraal Station
DoubleTree by Hilton Amsterdam Centraal Station- Luxury riverside retreat just steps from Amsterdam Central Station with skyline views.
Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, Amsterdam
Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, Amsterdam- Unwind in Amsterdam's cultural district with Van Gogh Museum and Vondelpark steps away.
Numa Amsterdam Helmers
Numa Amsterdam Helmers
Hotel Residence Le Coin
Hotel Residence Le Coin
Supper boutique suites
Supper boutique suites
Hotel Mosaic City Centre
Hotel Mosaic City Centre
Pulitzer Amsterdam
Pulitzer Amsterdam
The Pavilions Amsterdam, The Toren
The Pavilions Amsterdam, The Toren
Hotel Estheréa
Hotel Estheréa- Central historic hideaway with a 15-minute walk to Dam Square and art museums.
Park Plaza Victoria Amsterdam
Park Plaza Victoria Amsterdam- Luxurious retreat steps from Central Station with stunning city views and serene pool.
ANDAZ AMSTERDAM, PRINSENGRACHT, BY HYATT
ANDAZ AMSTERDAM, PRINSENGRACHT, BY HYATT- Unwind in a luxurious Amsterdam retreat steps from The 9 Streets and Leidseplein.
Hotel V Oosterpark
Hotel V Oosterpark- Stay at this stylish hotel near Dam Square with easy public transportation access.
NH Collection Amsterdam Flower Market
NH Collection Amsterdam Flower Market- Luxurious stay steps from Dam Square with 24-hour fitness and elegant dining options.
Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam
Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam
Catalonia Vondel Amsterdam
Catalonia Vondel Amsterdam- Peaceful boutique hotel near Vondelpark, steps from Van Gogh Museum and city life.
NH City Centre Amsterdam
NH City Centre Amsterdam- Serene Amsterdam retreat with easy access to Dam Square and cultural gems.
Clayton Hotel Amsterdam American
Clayton Hotel Amsterdam American
Room Mate Aitana, Amsterdam
Room Mate Aitana, Amsterdam- Sleek waterside luxury hotel near Amsterdam Central Station with modern fitness options.
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Top neighborhoods in Amsterdam
Amsterdam City Centre
Amsterdam City Centre wraps you in a storybook setting of Golden Age canals and gabled houses. Dam Square buzzes with activity while the Anne Frank House offers a moving glimpse into history. Wander the UNESCO-listed canal ring, cross charming bridges, or hop on a boat tour to see the city from water level. The neighborhood serves up everything from cozy brown cafés to international cuisine along its waterways. Getting around couldn't be easier with metro stops at Nieuwmarkt and Waterlooplein, plus Central Station connecting you everywhere. Walking these cobblestone streets is half the fun.
Jordaan
The Jordaan's narrow streets and historic canals tell Amsterdam's story with every step. Duck into hidden courtyards, browse the Noordermarkt's weekend treasures, or pay your respects at the Anne Frank House. Art lovers can gallery-hop while history buffs admire 17th-century canal houses with their distinctive gables and warm brick facades. Brown cafés serve traditional Dutch comfort food alongside trendy bistros and artisanal shops. The neighborhood is best explored on foot or by bicycle, with several tram stops making it easy to connect to Amsterdam's highlights. Boutique hotels and B&Bs in converted canal houses offer authentic accommodation with plenty of charm.
De Pijp
De Pijp buzzes with creative energy around the colorful stalls of Albert Cuyp Market, Amsterdam's largest outdoor bazaar. Narrow streets hide vintage boutiques, sidewalk cafés, and a multicultural food scene that'll make your taste buds dance. Once a working-class area, this hip neighborhood now attracts artists and young professionals who give it that unmistakable cool factor. Tram connections make getting around a breeze with stops at Cornelis Troostplein and others throughout the area. The walkable streets are perfect for exploring local treasures like the House with the Gnomes or grabbing a fresh stroopwafel from a market vendor. When you need a breather, Sarphatipark offers a green escape from the bustling market energy.
Oud-West
Oud-West delivers Amsterdam's local charm without the tourist shuffle. The converted tram depot at De Hallen houses a boutique cinema and weekend food market where you can mingle with actual Amsterdammers. Tree-lined canals and Vondelpark's western edge offer perfect spots for people-watching, while Kinkerstraat buzzes with vintage shops and local eateries. Getting around is ridiculously easy with trams whisking you to the city center in 15 minutes. Cozy cafes and international restaurants reflect the neighborhood's diverse character. Canal-side accommodations range from stylish apartments to boutique hotels, all with that quintessential Amsterdam vibe but at friendlier prices.
Oud-Zuid
Oud-Zuid pairs Amsterdam's cultural crown jewels with elegant streets that practically beg you to slow down and appreciate the finer things. Art lovers flock to the big three museums—Van Gogh, Rijksmuseum, and Stedelijk—while luxury shoppers hit P.C. Hooftstraat for high-end retail therapy. When museum fatigue sets in, Vondelpark's leafy paths offer the perfect escape from the masterpiece overload. Trendy cafes and upscale restaurants dot the neighborhood, giving you plenty of spots to rest your museum-weary feet. Accommodation options lean toward the fancy side, with boutique hotels in converted mansions. Getting around is a breeze with several tram stops connecting you to the rest of Amsterdam's charms.
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Canals thread through this city like liquid streets, where bicycles outnumber people and tilting gabled houses seem to whisper centuries of secrets. The Rijksmuseum showcases Dutch Masters while nearby, the Van Gogh Museum houses the largest collection of Vincent's swirling masterpieces. Dam Square buzzes with activity around the Royal Palace, where the monarchy still conducts official business. The Anne Frank House offers a sobering glimpse into wartime hiding, while the floating Flower Market bursts with impossible tulip colors. After dark, cozy brown cafés serve perfect beers in spaces unchanged for generations. For the best canal views, grab a bench at the intersection of Prinsengracht and Brouwersgracht, where locals still marvel at their impossibly photogenic hometown.
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