Amsterdam hotels

If you’re looking for your home away from home in Amsterdam, look no further than the Pulitzer. Located in the heart of the enchanting Nine Streets district, the renowned hotel comprises 25 interconnected Golden Age canal houses on the famous Prinsengracht canal.
The hotel’s cozy rooms are individually styled in muted jewel tones, blending contemporary comfort and historic Dutch charm. With bespoke furniture, marble bathrooms and many with unbeatable canal views, each accommodation choice offers a unique but alluring atmosphere.
The Pulitzer is also exceedingly family-friendly. You can find amenities for children, including a garden play area and nanny services. Arrange a night of childcare and then dine on new Dutch cuisine at Jansz, the in-house restaurant, then sink into a plush velvet chair at Pulitzer’s Bar, one of my favorite bars in the entire city, and sip a cocktail.

This luxury hotel in Amsterdam mixes cutting-edge design with architectural splendor in an exquisitely transformed bank building that once served as a music school. The Conservatorium’s location in the prestigious Museum Quarter is convenient for visiting some of the city’s most famous attractions, which also happen to be two of my favorite museums in the entire world – the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum.
Find spacious rooms, suites, and penthouses designed to cater to discerning tastes. The impressive facilities include a spa and fitness center featuring a pool, jacuzzi, sauna and hammam. Guests will also find an array of exceptional dining options like Taiko, a favorite dining spot in Amsterdam specializing in Asian-inspired cuisine, including innovative twists on Wagyu beef and sushi.
The glass-enclosed lounge is the hotel’s focal point, where guests can take it easy on plush sofas and bask in the natural light flooding the atrium.

With unrivaled proximity to the Central train station and several tram lines, the Kimpton De Witt Amsterdam hotel offers prime access to all of the city’s charms. When I stayed here a few years ago, I loved that the tram practically dropped me off at the front door after a long day exploring the city. Plus, furry friends are welcome to join (as long as they can fit through the door, according to Kimpton De Witt).
After a day of exploration, retreat to your comfortable room for a dose of modern luxury and warm hospitality. Much of the hotel occupies original 17th-century buildings, and all 274 guest rooms and five suites feature contemporary millwork, bold colors, and lush textures.
Dine on delectable California-inspired cuisine at the on-site restaurant, Celia. Or decompress with a drink at Super Lyan, the trendy bar that marks the international debut of acclaimed London-based bartender Mr. Lyan.

Walk through the majestic gate on the Keizersgracht canal and discover The Dylan – a luxurious boutique hotel within an impeccably renovated 17th-century building. Built on the site of Amsterdam’s first theater, today only the venue’s ornate gate remains as a testament to the location’s storied past.
Its prime real estate in the central Canal Ring and the lovely Nine Streets shopping district makes the hotel an ideal base for fully experiencing the city’s historic atmosphere by foot or bike. Unwind in one of the guest rooms and suites, each uniquely designed with luxe fabrics, and then take a culinary journey at Vinkeles – the hotel’s on-site restaurant features exquisite dishes that the Michelin guide has deemed worthy of two stars.
Above all, the hotel staff prides itself on captivating guests with genuine and tailored service, making The Dylan an exceptional choice for travelers seeking a refined, intimate stay in Amsterdam.

The Pillows Maurits at the Park provides for a serene getaway, seamlessly combining timeless elegance and current design within a renovated 20th-century university building overlooking the Oosterpark in Amsterdam-East. With 88 custom-crafted rooms, no two are alike. Yet all feature luxurious touches like plush carpets, Egyptian cotton bed linens, and carefully selected original artwork.
The soothing color palette and inviting elements create a tranquil ambiance, perfect for rejuvenating after an energetic day of exploration in Amsterdam. Choose from several on-site dining options, including fine dining at VanOost Restaurant and French and Italian dishes at Spring Cafe Brasserie. Or nurse a cocktail at Fitz’s on the Roof, the hotel bar with a panoramic view of the park.
What I love about the hotel is that guests also have 24/7 access to the exclusive “Living” lounge offering drinks, sweets, and savory bites.

This hotel, inside the historic walls of a former Catholic orphanage dating back to 1888, combines of-the-moment design with a deep-rooted history. The 141 stylish rooms are adorned in natural colors and boast high ceilings and ample natural light.
Hotel Arena has implemented innovative energy solutions throughout the renovated 19th-century building, including energy savers in the rooms and common areas.The on-site restaurant, Park Cafe, delights guests with fresh Mediterranean cuisine highlighting local and organic ingredients. The hotel also encourages guests to explore Amsterdam by bike and can arrange rentals at the front desk. Electric taxis are also available for transportation to and from the airport.
Fun fact: Hotel Arena gives guests the option to offset their travel emissions through tree-planting initiatives.

Housed in a historic building dating back to the 15th century, Sofitel Legend the Grand Amsterdam integrates modern luxury into the site’s multi-layered history. All 177 rooms and 52 lavish suites feature classic decor, plush furnishings, and a harmonious fusion of traditional and modern French design with Dutch-style elements. The suites also include exclusive butler service.
Recover from a long flight with a French cosmetology treatment at the spa or work out at the state-of-the-art fitness center featuring a Technogym Kinesis resistance training system, cross trainers, and Technogym bicycles. Spend some time in the Garden Terrace, the hotel’s iconic courtyard. For a night of fine dining, head to Bridges Restaurant or Oriole Garden Bistro. But make sure you leave time to take advantage of the hotel’s prime location near Dam Square and other cultural attractions
Fun fact: Over the centuries, this building has served as a convent, royal lodgings, Dutch admiralty headquarters, and Amsterdam city hall.

Hotel 717 is a beautifully restored 17th-century canal house in Amsterdam’s historic Canal Ring. Overlooking the picturesque Prinsengracht canal and within walking distance of Leidseplein, a public square synonymous with nightlife, this boutique hotel is a private and sophisticated retreat. As a listed “Rijksmonument” and part of a UNESCO heritage site, Hotel 717 takes pride in its long-standing legacy reflected in the building’s artistically curved floors and historic staircase.
Choose from among seven individually appointed rooms and suites adorned with elegant furnishings. Hotel 717 also offers personalized 24-hour butler service and curated excursion packages, including private walking tours in the historic center and customized boat tours, ensuring a high standard of service. Guests can also partake in luxurious in-room massages for ultimate relaxation.
Good to know: Per the historic nature of the property, Hotel 717 doesn’t have elevators. But don’t worry–the dedicated butlers are accustomed to transporting luggage to the guest rooms.

No trip to Amsterdam is complete without wandering around the quiet streets of the atmospheric Jordaan, one of my favorite neighborhoods in the historic center. You can stay here by booking one of the 23 design-led guestrooms inside three 17th-century merchants’ houses located just steps from can’t-miss attractions like the Anne Frank House and Westerkerk.
Located on the famous Keizersgracht, the hotel has preserved original architectural details such as timber beams, ornate ceilings and fireplaces. All rooms are adorned with one-of-a-kind artworks, refined furnishings in luxurious materials, hardwood floors, silk wallpapers and opulent Bisazza mosaics.
The chic bar invites guests to enjoy a drink before exploring the city. At the same time, the stunning private garden serves as a peaceful oasis after a day of browsing the nearby specialty shops and art galleries.

Anyone taking a canal tour, an activity which is practically required on a trip to Amsterdam, will undoubtedly pass this landmark hotel perched on the banks of the Amstel River. The De L’Europe Amsterdam’s polished rooms and suites blend modern furnishings with classic elements that are quintessentially Dutch.
Experience a culinary journey at Michelin-starred Flore restaurant, savor French cuisine with Mediterranean influences at the exquisitely decorated brasserie Marie, and then enjoy the intimate ambiance of Freddy’s Bar with cocktails and live jazz performances. The wellness spa provides a range of treatments, saunas, a swimming pool, a jacuzzi, and a fitness studio.
De L’Europe Amsterdam, just steps from the Royal Palace and the vibrant Rembrandt Square, is also perfectly positioned to explore the city’s lively attractions.