Hotels in Amsterdam









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Fitness center
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Golf course (within 3 km)
- Airport transfer
Excellent
3401 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Family room
- Luggage storage
- Pets allowed
Excellent
985 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchen
- Contactless check-in/out
- Laundry
- Locker
- Bicycles
- Non-smoking rooms
- Daily housekeeping
382 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Family room
- Luggage storage
- Paid parking available
- Laundry
- Taxi service
- Secondary lock on window
Very good
185 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Airport transfer
- Family room
- Luggage storage
Very good
385 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Family room
- Kitchen
- Luggage storage
Excellent
525 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Fitness center
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast
- Laundry
Excellent
55 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Luggage storage
- Balcony/Terrace
- Breakfast
- Nightclub
Excellent
574 reviews









- Internet access
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Car park [nearby]
- Check-in/out [private]
- Taxi service
- Ticket services
- Non-smoking rooms
- Daily housekeeping
Very good
707 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Family room
- Luggage storage
- Pets allowed
- Breakfast
Excellent
2418 reviews
Fast facts about Amsterdam, Netherlands
Accommodations | 1,948 properties |
Popular hotel | ibis Amsterdam Centre |
Popular area | Amsterdam-Centrum |
Nightly rates from | $14 |
Airport | Amsterdam Airport Schiphol |
Reasons to visit | Museum & arts, Sightseeing, Culture |
Where to stay in Amsterdam
Amsterdam hotels & accommodations

I enjoyed it a lot as Just go Never think about other hotels in Amsterdam since 1996 I use this hotel and never regret it , location , size of rooms, service , facilities , food , clean, luxury very central to everything hope you all enjoying staff r so friendly ,rooms are very comfortable , quick checkin , amazing breakfast, lovely atmosphere , go ,keep an eye on ...

We enjoyed our stay at this hotel. Staff were super friendly and accommodating. Hotel allowed us to store our luggages until the check-in time which was very helpful and convenient so that we don't waste any of our vacation time. We had to carry our luggages about 6 to 7 stair steps up to their lobby which is not bad (since I have my hubby with me :)) but probably for...

After researching for weeks on end on hotels in Amsterdam I decided to book hotel Estherea after reading all the great positive reviews (and checking out the pics too).My wife and I stayed for 1 night (11/12/18) and where immediately impressed and blown away once we entered the hotel lobby area. Our heads didn’t stop spinning as there is so many beautiful things to loo...

Ok.so everyone is allowed an option but reading reviews after you have booked can be quite daunting. Well I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by how good the blyss was our room for 4 girls was 303 and u would recommend that room if there is a group. We all had our own comfortable single bed and really enjoyed our trip. As a regular to amsterdam the location is su...

We have just spent 11 nights in this lovely hotel in the tranquil Oud Zuid neighbourhood with it's huge trees. Great location - my husband could walk to the RAI Centre and I could easily take the trams to the city or walk to attractions close by such as Vondel Park and Rijks Museum or the beautiful shopping streets in the area. The hotel is decorated in soft tones and...

Best Service, Staff was very friendly, location is good for shopping. If someone needs to exercise there is big gym next to it, though it doesn’t have any link with the hotel but one can walk in and pay for the daily visit. The only suggestion I have is that a small cupboard should be placed somewhere in the hotel, wall mounted hooks are difficult to place clothes. If ...

Location is just few steps from Zaandam station which gives easy access to all locations in Netherlands. Literally like 3mins walk from the station. Restaurants and grocery shops are just outside. You can get 10% discount from the Chinese resto outside. The location itself is too lovely. Room space is just enough for a couple with 2big luggages. Toilet is small but cle...

i had a wonderful time at the park plaza victoria amsterdam hotel. although it took some time for my room to be ready, the wait was worth the while as i was treated to a lovely view. the location is unbeatable, being a mere short stroll from amsterdam centraal. the room is nice size, clean and comfortable although i would have liked to have windows that could open full...

I have lived here for one night before my flight departing from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. It just takes 5 mins walk to Amsterdam Sloterdijk Station and 10 mins sprinter from Sloterdijk Station to Schiphol Airport. It is also close to Amsterdam City centre. You can simply take a bus outside the hotel to the city centre. The room is clean and comfortable with nice sce...

We loved our stay at De Hallen. The rooms are very well designed. The bed was large and comfortable; the bath was long and deep: the shower was capacious, and the storage well thought out. De Food Hallen next door is great and offers a variety of choices. It’s food truck food, not restaurant food. But good quality and at a good price. You’ll enjoy your stay at De Halle...

The hotel is absolutely lovely, it is quite far from the centre so you do need to walk to the tram stop which is about a five minute walk, to get onto the number 1 which takes about 30 minutes. The hotel is in a quite peaceful location, the decor is wonderful. The staff were really friendly and polite. The room we stayed in was cleaned perfectly, and we had no issues d...

Our stay in Amsterdam was short but necessary! Luxer was a great choice for the price and location. Upon arriving we went through the same routine as any other hotel, it was really clean for its location considering that it was Amsterdam. The room was very clean and well presented for what it is, on hand shower gel etc. The staff provided us with an adapter for our...

I have stayed for a total of 9 days here and I can say that I have really enjoy my stay. The moment I stepped in on this place people from the reception has been really helpful and kind. They really tried their best to accomodate guests. My first booking was 5 days, then I went to Paris hoping to celebrate my christmas, however I realized that it is not a perfect timin...

Myself and my partner visited this hotel and thoroughly enjoyed our stay, the staff were really friendly throughout our stay. The rooms were spacious clean and modern as was the hotel. The hotel is situatied about a 5 minute walk from the nearest tram line which takes you in to the centre of Amsterdam. The trams ran very regularly and we both said we could prefer to s...

This hostel is the bomb. Scenic view inside garden. We booked a private quad room to ourselves. Tips : 1. Upon arrival need to pay extra fees for every traveller 2. If you want to go to Primark area, take Tram no 9 from “1e Van Swindenstraat” to “Dam” 3. How to go to Tram. From hostel entrance (entrance of the hostel is at your back, turn left and straight appx 300...

While not in the center of Amsterdam, Hotel Arena is very close to all of the action. It's just a short walk to the tram and only a 15 min walk into the city center. The staff was friendly and helpful in helping us get around and the rooms were clean and bright. There was construction at the time of the visit, but we didn't hear any noise and the hotel generously gave ...

The hotel was great location. Near everything. It was clean and spacious in the room. Hair dryers and shower gels, tea & coffee, towels provided. Amsterdam hotels can be a nightmare. This is very nice and affordable. You get your own bathroom (trust me some hotels you don't in amsterdam, which is no no for me) and it was perfect. TV, walk in shower and a comfy bed. Wou...

The staff at Sir Albert is top notch. They are a standard for hospitality. The location of the hotel cannot be beat. And the rooms feature the BEST pillows I have ever slept on. My only complaint is that the music from downstairs is quite loud when staying on the first floor. And can go until 2am! Typically most people are out at night in Amsterdam, but as we were spen...

The TImes Hotel is in a great position for a stay in Amsterdam. It is very central to all the highlights of Amsterdam, but far enough away from the crowds to enjoy some quietness. Although I didn't have breakfast at the hotel, it looked more than adequate. The room was a good size, and the bed was very comfortable. There are many lovely restaurants nearby, and lots of...

We spent 4 days in Amsterdam. The Hotel is located in a great position. From the airport you can take the bus 397 which stops in Leidseplein (5 mins walking from the Hotel). 5 mins from the Hotel there is the Museums'area (Van Gogh, Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk, etc..). In the evening the area is full of life, but not too busy, with plenty of nice restaurants and pubs, and i...

Last minute booking when I landed in Amsterdam. Arrived early but knew room wouldn't be ready but staff member was very accommodating in allowing me to leave luggage while I walked around town until check-in time. Room was located on the bottom floor so can't really complain. You may have issues if you need to go up the stairs. Room itself was really nice. Room wasn't...

Its the best hotel in amsterdam because we feel very welcoming by the staff.. the police station just beside the hotel which you feel safe and the main train station is walking distance from the hotel (5minutes). There are lots of halal food nearby and also near to shopping area.. aesy to get taxi and also train.. the hotel is very clean..

Amsterdam hotels can be very pricey and quite hit and miss. We were so lucky to finally decide on Hotel Roemer! Situated in a lovely neighbourhood right in the heart of the museum district but not too far from the central area, we enjoyed leisurely strolls from the front door to everywhere we needed to be. Our room was in the annexe building across the street and was v...

The receptionist personnel all that I came into contact with on my visit may 6,2019 through May 8,2019 excellent even to the gentleman who helped me take my luggage to the tram because I was too close to Amsterdam central. I was unable to use the wellness center 😥😂 But next time. I have already recommended your hotel and Amsterdam to friends. To be honest I was in Pa...
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This is probably the third or fourth time I'm staying here, and it always met the expectations. The hostel is a bit far away from the typical Amsterdam action, and besides the vending machines, there wouldn't be any restaurants nearby post 10PM or so. This place is huge with plenty of socialising spaces, there is also a couple games at the ground floor. Breakfast...

The hotel is 10-15 minutes walk from the central train station but is about 3-5 minutes walk from waterlooplein metro station. It is also close to the supermarkets or some sightseeing locations. The staffs at the hotel are very friendly and helpful. The kitchen has all the things you need but the stove is a bit old. There are different activities the hotel host to let ...

Since there are many attractions in Amsterdam, you would be spending most of your time within the city center itself. All you would need is a bed to sleep in and a washroom to clean yourself and this is what Princess Hostel has. The space is rather small and can be claustrophobic, but like I mentioned earlier, you wouldn't be spending too much time in the hostel. The h...

I really liked this place. The staff were kind and attentive, the facilities seemed well maintained, the rooms themselves seemed decent, and it l’s right next to a central train station + an arena with loads of shops, restaurants, and an imax theatre right there. Couldn’t get much better. My complaints are minor, but still noteworthy to me. First is the part they cont...

To be perfectly honest, due to the price, location and the fact that it was a hostel, I wasn't expecting a great deal from The ClinkNOORD. We've visited Amsterdam over 20 times and have stayed in some high end hotels as well as some complete dives, however this was our first time staying in a hostel. I've passed by some of the hostels in the RLD and they are far from...

Stayed at Stayokay Vondelpark 11th-14th September for my fiancé birthday. We stayed in block B, a private room for two and we were very impressed. The beds (although single!) were incredibly comfortable, the room was lovely and clean and the staff were amazing ! They even arranged for a special surprise for my Fiancés birthday on the Monday, putting a birthday card, a ...

I was lucky to get room 15 because that's on ground floor. Pros: - Affordable - Strong wifi - Good location (less than 1 min walk from the tram station and near some cafes) - Staff give some good information Cons: - Toilet & guest ratio is very high. Only 2 showers and 2 toilets for 20+ guests in one room. However, I never had to wait in line for some reason eve...

This hostel is the bomb. Scenic view inside garden. We booked a private quad room to ourselves. Tips : 1. Upon arrival need to pay extra fees for every traveller 2. If you want to go to Primark area, take Tram no 9 from “1e Van Swindenstraat” to “Dam” 3. How to go to Tram. From hostel entrance (entrance of the hostel is at your back, turn left and straight appx 300...

My family and I stayed at this hotel in Amsterdam. The location was great and was near everything. No need to take a taxi from the airport as the train station...Central Amsterdam...is within walking distance. Lots of cafes, restaurants and stores within walking distance also. Patrons of the hotel get the included breakfast right next door at Molly Malone's which reop...

I stayed in a tiny, single room. It was fine for what I needed. I check every place I stay for Bed Bug’s but didn’t see any signs. It was freezing outside and I was concerned there was no heat, but a man at the front desk verified that every room has heat. I found the tiny heater hidden behind the curtain below the window. Once I turned it up it was fine place. The doo...

We spent 4 days in Amsterdam. The Hotel is located in a great position. From the airport you can take the bus 397 which stops in Leidseplein (5 mins walking from the Hotel). 5 mins from the Hotel there is the Museums'area (Van Gogh, Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk, etc..). In the evening the area is full of life, but not too busy, with plenty of nice restaurants and pubs, and i...

We booked a twin room and all of the rooms advertised on the website were nice, bright and airy. What we had instead was a basement room with only a little ceiling very high up on the wall within a grey/beige room which made it feel very small and dark. Additionally we found that they weren't very forth coming with the tea/coffee and replacement of clean cups - they wo...

Probably one of the best hostels I've stayed at. You need to have a key card to get in so I always felt very safe. You walk straight into the bar so you feel welcome from the get go. All of the staff were amazing and super friendly. A lot of them hung around after their shifts so it was easy to sit down and have a drink with them. Excellent kitchen facilities. Loads of...

Hotel is in a good location everything is nearby,but my problem was as usual with Agoda everytime I booked with this poor company I had problem in my travel, once happen in dubai the hotel was not registered in Agoda after my booking and the last one in Amsterdam I booked a single room but on arrival I surprised that I'm in shared room! Noting that I called Agoda agent...

Pros - location is excellent, room size is big in Amsterdam standard (40 sqm for a one bedroom apartment). Shower pressure excellent. Bed comfortable. Cons - no daily cleaning unless you ask for it, some stains on the carpet at the entrance, absolutely no cutlery, I had to buy plastic forks and knives from the supermarket, no A/C but the weather got colder in Amsterdam...

We stayed in the executive room, which was lovely. It's actually even nicer in person. There were plenty of places to keep your things organized, and the staff was so helpful and polite if we needed anything at any time. Also, the bathroom is so luxurious! The location of this hotel is probably the best part. It's no more than 30 min walking to any major parts of Amste...

The location of this hotel is brilliant. We caught the 197 bus from airport (€5 each) to the Rijksmuseum stop which is 2 min walk to the hotel. Bus tells you which stop next so couldn't be easier! The hotel is right next to Vondelpark, where we found an amazing restaurant set in the park. Walking distance from hotel to all the major attractions and sights of Amsterd...

The only con of the hotel is the location, it's not in the centre of Amsterdam so to get there from the airport you have to get the train to the central and then the m53 to the hotel. However the public transport is amazing so we never waited more than 5 minutes for our trains or trams.

The hotel is absolutely lovely, it is quite far from the centre so you do need to walk to the tram stop which is about a five minute walk, to get onto the number 1 which takes about 30 minutes. The hotel is in a quite peaceful location, the decor is wonderful. The staff were really friendly and polite. The room we stayed in was cleaned perfectly, and we had no issues d...

Been coming here for almost ten years and still the best place in Amsterdam. They have refurbished, but still the same great location and friendly and helpful staff we have come to expect from this great place. Keep it up guys and I will be always coming back.

The staff were very friendly and helpful. Food at the hotel was excellent, my friend who I travelled with is gluten free which can sometimes be difficult. However this was noto a problem here, the staff were very knowledgeable and she had a good choice of meals instead of just salads which she is usually offered! The hotel was situated very close to the Amstel stat...

Amigos de AGODA. He puesto a este hotel la mejor calificación, debido a su excelente política de Atención al Cliente. En la oportunidad NOS HA SIDO IMPOSIBLE viajar a Amsterdam desde Argentina x las conocidas razones del Covid-19. Sin embargo, el HOTEL LIBRARY ha sido enormemente comprensivo con nosotros y nos ha extendido hasta el próximo JULIO 2021 nuestra reserva, ...

The location of the hotel played a big role in us having an amazing long weekend in Amsterdam. conveniently located right next door to a major train and metro station, shops including restaurants, cinema, supermarket, etc. The rooms were a good size even though small in nature and provides everything you need for your weekend on the move. Even an option to store your ...

We loved our stay at De Hallen. The rooms are very well designed. The bed was large and comfortable; the bath was long and deep: the shower was capacious, and the storage well thought out. De Food Hallen next door is great and offers a variety of choices. It’s food truck food, not restaurant food. But good quality and at a good price. You’ll enjoy your stay at De Halle...

It is within walking distance (15-20min) from Amsterdam Centraal Station. At the corner of the canal, in front of Nemo Museum. Roy and Geoffrey were exceptionally nice! They gave me map and explained the surrounding area. And when the heater in my cabin was not working, they don't mind to come and fix it though it was quite late. The breakfast was OMG, amazing. Panc...

For a short stay in Amsterdam we chose the Quentin England hotel for it location close to Vondel park and not far from the city centre. Location was great with good restaurants and cafes in walking distance, plus the park and trams to city (though we just walked everywhere). Friendly and helpful staff throughout our stay. Facilities were pretty much as expected - small...
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We enjoyed our stay at this hotel. Staff were super friendly and accommodating. Hotel allowed us to store our luggages until the check-in time which was very helpful and convenient so that we don't waste any of our vacation time. We had to carry our luggages about 6 to 7 stair steps up to their lobby which is not bad (since I have my hubby with me :)) but probably for...

After researching for weeks on end on hotels in Amsterdam I decided to book hotel Estherea after reading all the great positive reviews (and checking out the pics too).My wife and I stayed for 1 night (11/12/18) and where immediately impressed and blown away once we entered the hotel lobby area. Our heads didn’t stop spinning as there is so many beautiful things to loo...

By usual standards of most hotels in Amsterdam, the NH Carlton is clearly a cut above the rest. The staff was very friendly and even let us check in early at 8am (check in is usually at 3pm). The rooms are a bit small but that is to be expected in this city. Despite the size, the rooms are clean, beds are comfortable and our room which had a balcony actually had a nic...

i had a wonderful time at the park plaza victoria amsterdam hotel. although it took some time for my room to be ready, the wait was worth the while as i was treated to a lovely view. the location is unbeatable, being a mere short stroll from amsterdam centraal. the room is nice size, clean and comfortable although i would have liked to have windows that could open full...

We loved our stay at De Hallen. The rooms are very well designed. The bed was large and comfortable; the bath was long and deep: the shower was capacious, and the storage well thought out. De Food Hallen next door is great and offers a variety of choices. It’s food truck food, not restaurant food. But good quality and at a good price. You’ll enjoy your stay at De Halle...

Myself and my partner visited this hotel and thoroughly enjoyed our stay, the staff were really friendly throughout our stay. The rooms were spacious clean and modern as was the hotel. The hotel is situatied about a 5 minute walk from the nearest tram line which takes you in to the centre of Amsterdam. The trams ran very regularly and we both said we could prefer to s...

While not in the center of Amsterdam, Hotel Arena is very close to all of the action. It's just a short walk to the tram and only a 15 min walk into the city center. The staff was friendly and helpful in helping us get around and the rooms were clean and bright. There was construction at the time of the visit, but we didn't hear any noise and the hotel generously gave ...

We LOVED the Hotel Vondel...the location could not be beat and the rooms were very nice. We were upgraded to a triple so our room was particularly large! The bed was fantastic...the best bed we have had in 3 weeks in Europe! My only gripe is with booking through Agoda. We had a problem and there is no way to contact them. We inadvertently used the wrong card when ...

The staff at Sir Albert is top notch. They are a standard for hospitality. The location of the hotel cannot be beat. And the rooms feature the BEST pillows I have ever slept on. My only complaint is that the music from downstairs is quite loud when staying on the first floor. And can go until 2am! Typically most people are out at night in Amsterdam, but as we were spen...

Amsterdam hotels can be very pricey and quite hit and miss. We were so lucky to finally decide on Hotel Roemer! Situated in a lovely neighbourhood right in the heart of the museum district but not too far from the central area, we enjoyed leisurely strolls from the front door to everywhere we needed to be. Our room was in the annexe building across the street and was v...

The receptionist personnel all that I came into contact with on my visit may 6,2019 through May 8,2019 excellent even to the gentleman who helped me take my luggage to the tram because I was too close to Amsterdam central. I was unable to use the wellness center 😥😂 But next time. I have already recommended your hotel and Amsterdam to friends. To be honest I was in Pa...

Don't be a fool and book a hotel in downtown Amsterdam. Unnecessary hustle with taxis and your luggage. Instead, book this hotel because it's near airport, cheap, free shuttle to and from airport. Your access to Amsterdam is super easy by train from airport. I highly recommend this hotel, especially for shorter stays. Restaurant/bar on site. Coffee shop ;) near by. 20...

We really enjoyed our stay at the Ambassade in February 2016. Not only is the location very central - right on the Herengracht canal - but the hotel itself is lovely and well-appointed. The hotel is actually two old houses joined together, and has a history of being where famous authors stay when they come to Amsterdam. So, the hotel's little library is filled with aut...

The hotel is one of the best hotel that I have every stayed on so far. Yes it is a bit far from Amsterdam but the bus station is just a 3 minute walk away from the bus station to take you there. You can even buy the bus tickets and even tour tickets from the hotel. I love the fact that they have free laundromat to wash our clothes and free coffee and tea every morning....

This property is the best mistake I have ever made. I have foolishly assumed its the same Inntel Hotel in Amsterdam Centraal and only to discover they're not the same after a 500m walk with my huge bags from Amsterdam CS... 'Zaandam' station can be easily reached via Metro (10mins) and the Return tix for 2nd class travel is about Eur6/per person per day. Avoid First cl...

location-wise, the hotel is next to the central train station. so, it's a breeze getting to the hotel by train from the airport. as the train station is also where all the buses and trams stop, you basically have easy access to everywhere in amsterdam. if you choose to walk, the main attractions like anne frank house, dam square, red light district are all manageab...

We really enjoyed our stay at the art o'tel, we were in Amsterdam for 3 nights doing the usual tourist things. It was my fourth visit to the city and this hotel definitely made it one of my favourite visits! All the random artwork dotted around the hotel and the 5 star quisine really made it a different experience to staying in other hotels in Amsterdam.

It has the perfect location right near to Amsterdam Centraal Station without being in the midst of the hustle & bustle of being right in the ctr of the city. The staff are all very personable, helpful & friendly and yet at the same time are very professional at every level. They made my stay the best part of my trip. I had made several requests prior to my arrival & e...

Location was perfect for exploring Amsterdam. The front desk was very helpful in aquiring tickets to the museums and attractions. They were very knowledgeable about getting around the city. The restaurant and bar were great. Some of the best cappuccino I have ever had! The staff were friendly and very professional. We had a superior king room and had adequate space. O...

This is my twice stay in Park Plaza Airport Hotel Amsterdam, i got good room underground with view little river, calm, not noise (thanks to Mr. Desley) i'll stay here when i'm visit Amsterdam next and to easy going to Amsterdam central just follow Airport Shuttle from Hotel (free) and connect with train/bus from Airport. And thanks to Mr. Driver both of them and to all...

I’ve stayed in some awful hotels in Amsterdam in the past. Paid quite a lot to stay here and that was even with a discount through Agoda. To be fair that was Probably due to the marathon being on, high demand etc. It’s a nice hotel, we had a clean twin executive room which had a smart en suite and being on the 4th floor had a good view out onto the city. I will def...

good overnight stop in Amsterdam if you just need to rest and catch a plane in the morning. free shuttle bus to and from airport runs on the half hour. staff friendly and helped me print out boarding pass from computer, room quiet and quite comfortable, friendly bar in lobby..building design and interior standard, not interesting. downside, neighborhood nothing, can't...

absolutely we are coming back to this hotel when we are going to amsterdam. in fact we are planning to go to amsterdam with our kids soon and definitely this will be the hotel of our choice. near rai station and only need 5 minutes walking. taking tram will need about 20 minutes to reach central station in amsterdam or about 10 minutes by train/subway. there are taxis ...

Read some negative feedback about the hotel and didn't have much expectations about it initially. But the hotel surprised me! The room that we were staying is modernly furnished and clean. And the key highlight of the room is the bed! It is super comfortable and excellent for a good night's rest after a whole day of walking around and clubbing in Amsterdam! Plus, there...

spent 7 nights at the wittenberg at the end of July stayed in a 2 bedroom dupliex the hotel was beautiful and about 20 to 30 minutes walk to all the major attractions The hotel itself is in a relatively quiet area A couple of things to be aware of There is no air conditioning in the rooms and the windows only open a small amount This means limited air circulation. ...

I booked this hotel just for one night since I planned to stay mostly at Amsterdam central. I took the hotel shuttle from the airport. The driver was very friendly and helpful. The hotel was very clean and well decorated for Christmas. The room had all the basic amenities I needed. I went to the restaurant for breakfast and was offered a breakfast on the house since it...

Will advise this hotel for everyone! Big rooms, nice view, but just a little noisy from the street, certainly, you in the heart of Amsterdam! Hotel gives you an earplugs for sleepping P.S. charged wi-fi for 8.92 euro per day, but it works in many other places in Am near another nH hotels! Tip: this is on of the oldest hotels in Am, but renovated and looks good!
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I enjoyed it a lot as Just go Never think about other hotels in Amsterdam since 1996 I use this hotel and never regret it , location , size of rooms, service , facilities , food , clean, luxury very central to everything hope you all enjoying staff r so friendly ,rooms are very comfortable , quick checkin , amazing breakfast, lovely atmosphere , go ,keep an eye on ...

We have just spent 11 nights in this lovely hotel in the tranquil Oud Zuid neighbourhood with it's huge trees. Great location - my husband could walk to the RAI Centre and I could easily take the trams to the city or walk to attractions close by such as Vondel Park and Rijks Museum or the beautiful shopping streets in the area. The hotel is decorated in soft tones and...

first some of room has no window to look out (only to lobby which less privacy for guests) second if you are trousit for holiday to stay in Amsterdam, there are much more better hotels in same price range i might stay next time if not room from Grand hotel Amrath. high sling, better room, and location more closer to trousit places. but if you go for biz trip, Hyatt is ...

This is a very nice and romantic hotel in Amsterdam. The location at the canal is wonderful. We really enjoyed our stay and the staff was very friendly. That was a general thing for the city, people were friendly. They could improve the vegetarian/vegan alternatives on all their menus.

It’s a great hotel with a great location, services are excellent, the staff are very friendly and helpful, the restaurants in the hotel is great the Japanese wagyu beef is a must try, the Rooms are a bit small, it’s design for youngsters feels like in a warehouse, the bed however is too soft, the main problem with the hotel is its cleanliness, in my room where I stayed...

This is for me the best hotel in Amsterdam. The location is central. Just a few minutes walk to all the tourist attractions. They have very friendly and accommodating staff. Always have a smile on their faces. I would definitely choose this hotel again when i am in Amsterdam.

Hilton Amsterdam is the perfect hotel for all kind of travellers. If business trip the location is great, very close to Amsterdam Rai exhibition center. Tranv station, 5 minutes walking from hotel takes you to any place you would be interesting in if your travel is for tourist or sightseeing purpose.

This is a new hotel of stunning quality suites situated on the canal, a 5 minute walk from the centre of the city. We stayed one night in the Royal Penthouse Suite, which had a bed to die for, lounge area, kitchen and magnificent bathroom with separate walk in shower. The staff were excellent and the valet parking a breeze. Can't wait to let our friends and family know...

Started out arriving at the estate noon, dialled the numbers on the door of the property including buzzing the staff but to no avail. Went on to call Agoda for assistance and they managed to get a person to assist, Waited for another 45mins in the cold outside the door of the property till the host came. I honestly was not impressed enough with the room, standards are...

This place is beautiful. Know and understand that first and foremost. You walk in and it's an open area hotel. The finishings are all high end. We went with the 2 story room overlooking the lobby and it was spacious and comfortable. The tub could fir 4 people in it and the free wifi worked well. I have stayed in many hotels in Amsterdam and this is by far my favorite. ...

The hotel is a bit farther out from the main areas in Amsterdam, which we were okay with. The hotel is nicely decorated and the room was clean and fine. Some hotel staff were super friendly, and it was clear that the others were being fake... but it was just fine. No issues.
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It's a beautiful city wiith friendly people..easy and choice of Transport system for sightseeing. We had a berat time.
Great city to visit. lots of culture, museums, entertainment. Of course there's the red light district and weed is legal but the bars are great also and the museums are really worth visiting.
Amsterdam is a lovely and lively city with the mixture of urban and traditional culture. Love the old buildings and the way they preserve it.
can you adapt me amsterdam, hahahaha.... i like amsterdam so much, one of my fave best city in europe must visit this city
Need to have coin or small changes for train ticket because all machine don't accept paper money note
Very nice place, quite decent compared with France and Belgium, where I also went for the same trip.
We absolutely loved Amsterdam. Not very keen on cities usually, but this old stylish city was so vibrant and open, people are friendly and very liberal (obviously).
I would recommend all visitors to go country side seeing. There are no place to get your interest in the city.
A place with good food and a lot of places worthy of going. However, not all the people here are friendly.
Amsterdam is a very alive city. Most of interesting and historical places are located near to each other.
One of the best city visits we have had very lively loved the canal rides every part of Center intresting loved it
Many shops in the city that you can buy what you want. And you can buy a city card in everywhere that you can visit many mesumes and take gvr transportation.
This was my first trip to Amsterdam and I absolutely loved it. From the people to the food to the attractions, entertainment and activities everything was wonderful.
Most hospitable bunch ever! Such a great city. Has to be on everyone's bucket list. There is an old romantic charm mixed in most beautifully with the energy of youth.
Amsterdam is a gréât city. It is beautiful, charming and people very friendly. Excellent as a city trip
Amsterdam is a beautiful city. It is full of life, color, energy and excitement. The old area of Amsterdam could not be more charming as it is laced with canals, narrow streets, quaint buildings, more boats in the canals than cars on the streets and bicycles everywhere.
I don't like the wheat smell that people smoke here, the street and canals are rather dirty and i find something white and furry flying everywhere on the street.
Characteristic architecture with canals intersecting the city make Amsterdam a unique city. Lovely to wander around or glide along the canals by boat.
A very busy hectic place full of energy and character, of all kinds. Just loved our visit, had a fabulous time, the highlight of which was the Rijks Museum.
Great scenic place with many canals & old buildings. Take a ride in the boat to truly experience the beauty & history of Amsterdam.
The people are friendly and very nice. Easy access by public transportation. The city itself is very clean and overall safe.
Good city for location , and can do business anywhere at Netherlands and stay at Amsterdam because easy and close to Amsterdam central station
Paris is still the top stop for Asians but in terms of enjoying a European city in a relaxed way and enjoying browsing and walking around, Amsterdam is a great next stop.
Visiting Amsterdam is a must do for everyone at some point in their lives, it is like no other city! I just hope some uk cities follow its lead in promoting coffee shops of a different nature.
A perfect system of public transport for travelers. The OV chipkaart is quite convenience for travelers.
Amsterdam is one of those places that i wont hesitate to always be at every year. My first time there did was well off i am already planning on my next trip.
NO words can describe the image of Amsterdam in my mind, its a beautiful city for sure, and there are lots of things you can do there, make sure you enjoy your time there !!!!
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Visit the Museum area and then head to the canal for a tour of Amsterdam on the waters. After that, go to the Red Light District for more shopping and view of the nightlife.
iamsterdam card is a must buy as with the card you get discounts or even free entry to most of the attractions in Amsterdam the only concern is that "mushrooms" are everywhere in town and the smell might get quite distracting as it's quite a strong smell for those people with sensitive nose.
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Frequently asked questions
What's the typical price of a property in Amsterdam this Friday and Saturday?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Amsterdam this Friday and Saturday is USD 204. The typical price for a 4-star resort in Amsterdam this Friday and Saturday is USD 255. The typical price for a 5-star resort in Amsterdam this weekend is USD 593.
What's the average price of a hotel in Amsterdam tonight?
The average price for a 3-star resort in Amsterdam this evening is USD 246. The average price for a 4-star resort in Amsterdam this evening is USD 299. The typical price for a 5-star resort in Amsterdam tonight is USD 687.
What are the best resorts in Amsterdam for two guests?
Properties in Amsterdam that are exceptionally ranked by couples include ibis Amsterdam Airport, ibis Amsterdam Centre and ClinkNOORD Hostel.
What are the top hotels in Amsterdam for families?
Hotels in Amsterdam that are remarkably ranked by families include ibis Amsterdam Airport, ibis Amsterdam Centre and ClinkNOORD Hostel.
What accommodations in Amsterdam are exceptionally rated with regards to facilities?
Accommodationsin Amsterdam which is exceptionally rated with respect to amenities include B&B Zunderdorp and City Farmer Amsterdam , Bed, Bike and Breakfast in Amsterdam.
What are the most suitable resorts in Amsterdam with swimming pools?
Verified visitors to Amsterdam have given out exceptional feedback pertaining to the swimming pools at Hotel Okura Amsterdam – The Leading Hotels of the World, WestCord Fashion Hotel Amsterdam and Steigenberger Airport Hotel Amsterdam.
What are the best hotels located in Amsterdam that includes complimentary parking?
A hotel with free parking in Amsterdam which is very highly rated is Stunning Island Home with African Asian Vibe.
What's the best neighborhood with nature escape in Amsterdam?
Top nature escape areas in Amsterdam are Oud Zuid and Amsterdam-Centrum.
What's the best neighborhood for sightseeing in Amsterdam?
Best districts with a wide selection of tourist hotspots in Amsterdam are Oud Zuid, Amsterdam-Centrum and Oost / Watergraafsmeer.
When should I travel to Amsterdam?
Last year, Amsterdam accrued its most visitors during the month of July. Nonetheless, make sure to consider other months during which there are less guests, as the most popular landmark will be less crowded.
Is covid test upon arrival expected for unvaccinated foreigners to enter Amsterdam?
COVID-19 test is required on arrival when entering Amsterdam from outside the country. For updated and in depth information on travel restrictons, make sure you visit the official websites of the travel authority or government of the country you would like to visit, or go to here.
What vaccines are recognized in Amsterdam?
All vaccination types are currently acknowledged and accepted by the national health authority of the country that includes Amsterdam.

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Uncovering the Charms of Amsterdam
Amsterdam is a city that effortlessly combines history, culture, and a lively atmosphere. Its iconic canals, which are a UNESCO World Heritage site, wind through the city, creating a picturesque backdrop that is perfect for a leisurely stroll or a scenic boat tour. The architecture is equally captivating, with charming narrow houses that date back to the 17th century lining the waterways. As you explore the city, you'll discover an eclectic mix of modern art installations, historic museums, and bustling markets, all contributing to Amsterdam's unique flair.
The vibrant atmosphere of Amsterdam is palpable from the moment you arrive. The city is known for its open-mindedness and diversity, which is reflected in its various neighborhoods. From the artistic vibe of the Jordaan district to the trendy cafes in De Pijp, every corner of Amsterdam offers something new and exciting. Don't miss the chance to experience the local culture through its art scene, with world-renowned museums like the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum showcasing masterpieces that span centuries.
As a city that thrives on creativity and innovation, Amsterdam hosts numerous festivals and events throughout the year, each celebrating different aspects of its rich heritage. Whether you're wandering through the tulips in spring or enjoying the lively atmosphere of King's Day in April, there's always something happening. This dynamic energy makes Amsterdam a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a mix of history, culture, and fun.
Best Time to Experience Amsterdam
When planning a visit to Amsterdam, timing can greatly enhance your experience. The city enjoys a temperate climate, with mild summers and chilly winters. The best months to visit are typically from April to September, when the weather is pleasantly warm and outdoor activities are in full swing. Spring is particularly enchanting as the tulip fields bloom, creating a colorful tapestry that draws visitors from around the globe. The famous Keukenhof Gardens, located just outside the city, is a must-see during this season.
Summer brings longer days and a bustling atmosphere, perfect for enjoying the city's many outdoor cafes and parks. Events like the Amsterdam Pride in August showcase the city's vibrant culture and inclusive spirit, making it an exciting time to be in the city. However, be prepared for larger crowds and higher accommodation prices during peak tourist season.
Autumn, particularly September and October, offers a more tranquil experience, with fewer tourists and stunning fall foliage. This is also the time for various cultural events, including the Amsterdam Dance Event and the Amsterdam Light Festival, which illuminates the city with stunning art installations. Winter, while colder, has its own charm with festive markets and the iconic canals often freezing over, allowing for ice skating. Each season in Amsterdam has its unique appeal, making it a year-round destination.
Essential Travel Tips for Amsterdam Adventures
To make the most of your Amsterdam adventure, it's important to familiarize yourself with some essential travel tips. One of the best ways to explore the city is by bike, as Amsterdam is known for its bike-friendly infrastructure. Renting a bike allows you to navigate the charming streets and parks at your own pace. Be sure to follow local cycling rules, such as using designated bike lanes and signaling your turns, to ensure a safe ride.
Understanding local customs can also enhance your experience. The Dutch are known for their directness, which may come off as blunt to some visitors. Embrace this straightforwardness as a part of the culture. Additionally, tipping is appreciated but not mandatory in restaurants; rounding up the bill or leaving a small amount is generally sufficient. Learning a few basic Dutch phrases can also go a long way in connecting with locals, who often appreciate the effort.
Safety is generally not a concern in Amsterdam, as it is one of the safest cities in Europe. However, like any major city, it's wise to stay vigilant, especially in crowded areas. Keep an eye on your belongings to avoid pickpockets, and be cautious when using ATMs. Lastly, familiarize yourself with the public transport system, which includes trams, buses, and ferries, making it easy to reach various attractions throughout the city.
Where to Stay in Amsterdam for Every Budget
Finding the right accommodations in Amsterdam is crucial for a comfortable stay. The city offers a wide range of options catering to every budget, from budget-friendly hostels to luxurious hotels. For those seeking affordability, consider staying at the ibis Amsterdam Centre, known for its convenient location and friendly staff. Guests often rave about the clean, spacious rooms and the hotel's proximity to major attractions, making it a popular choice among travelers.
If luxury is what you're after, the Inntel Hotels Amsterdam Centre provides a modern retreat with stylish décor and top-notch amenities. Guests appreciate the delightful breakfast options and the helpful staff, ensuring a pleasant stay. For a family-friendly option, the Novotel Amsterdam City is perfect, offering spacious rooms and a fantastic location near public transport. Families love the accommodating staff and the cleanliness of the facilities, making it a great base for exploring the city.
For those who prefer a more tranquil setting, the Olympic Hotel Amsterdam provides a serene atmosphere with a lovely restaurant on-site. Guests often highlight the friendly service and the peaceful surroundings, making it an ideal choice for relaxation after a day of sightseeing. With such a variety of accommodations available, visitors can easily find the perfect place to stay that suits their budget and preferences.
Why Agoda.com is Your Go-To for Amsterdam Hotels
Booking your stay in Amsterdam through Agoda.com opens up a world of possibilities for travelers. With a user-friendly interface and a vast selection of accommodations, Agoda makes it easy to find the perfect hotel or apartment that suits your needs. Whether you're looking for a cozy boutique hotel in the heart of the city or a spacious family-friendly apartment, Agoda has options that cater to every taste and budget.
One of the standout features of Agoda.com is the ability to access exclusive deals and discounts on hotels in Amsterdam. Frequent travelers know that prices can vary significantly depending on the season and demand. Agoda often provides promotional rates that allow visitors to save money while enjoying quality accommodations. Additionally, the platform offers a variety of filters to narrow down your search, ensuring you find exactly what you're looking for, from amenities to location.
Customer reviews play a crucial role in the booking process, and Agoda.com excels in providing genuine feedback from previous guests. This feature allows potential visitors to make informed decisions based on firsthand experiences. Whether you’re interested in the cleanliness of the rooms, the friendliness of the staff, or the proximity to major attractions, you can find all the information you need to make your stay in Amsterdam unforgettable.
Exploring Amsterdam’s Must-See Attractions
Amsterdam is brimming with attractions that showcase its rich history and vibrant culture. No trip to the city would be complete without a visit to the Van Gogh Museum, which houses the largest collection of works by the iconic painter. Here, art lovers can immerse themselves in Van Gogh’s life and artistry, viewing famous pieces like "Sunflowers" and "The Bedroom." The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions that delve into different aspects of art history, making it a dynamic destination for visitors.
Another unmissable site is the Anne Frank House, where the young diarist and her family hid during World War II. This poignant museum offers a glimpse into the past, allowing visitors to reflect on the impact of war and the importance of tolerance. The experience is both educational and emotional, making it a significant stop for anyone interested in history.
For those who appreciate grand architecture and art, the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam is a must-visit. This national museum is home to masterpieces by Dutch artists like Rembrandt and Vermeer, set against a stunning backdrop of Gothic and Renaissance architecture. The museum's expansive collection also includes artifacts from various periods of Dutch history, providing a comprehensive overview of the nation’s cultural heritage. After exploring the museum, be sure to take a stroll through the adjacent Vondelpark, where you can relax and soak in the local atmosphere.
Indulging in Amsterdam’s Culinary Scene
The culinary landscape in Amsterdam is as diverse as its culture, offering everything from traditional Dutch dishes to international cuisine. A visit to the city wouldn’t be complete without experiencing local favorites at the Foodhallen, an indoor food market featuring a wide variety of food stalls. Here, you can sample everything from gourmet burgers to artisanal cheeses, all while enjoying a vibrant atmosphere that’s perfect for mingling with locals and fellow travelers.
For those craving a unique dining experience, Pllek is a fantastic choice. Located along the waterfront, this trendy spot not only serves delicious organic meals but also boasts stunning views of the IJ River. The laid-back vibe and beachy decor make it an ideal place to unwind after a day of exploring. Don’t forget to try their famous vegan dishes and refreshing cocktails!
If breakfast is your favorite meal, Omelegg - City Centre is a must-visit. Specializing in omelets, this cozy eatery offers a variety of options, from classic combinations to innovative creations. The friendly staff and inviting atmosphere make it a perfect spot to start your day before heading out to discover the city.
Shopping in Amsterdam for Unique Finds
Amsterdam’s shopping scene is a delightful mix of high-end boutiques, quirky shops, and bustling markets. The Bloemenmarkt, the world’s only floating flower market, is a colorful spectacle that should not be missed. Here, you can find everything from tulip bulbs to beautiful flower arrangements, making it a perfect stop for souvenirs that capture the essence of the Netherlands.
For those looking for a more traditional market experience, the Albert Cuyp Market offers a wide array of goods, including fresh produce, street food, and local crafts. This vibrant market is a great place to sample Dutch delicacies such as stroopwafels and herring while mingling with locals. Be sure to haggle for the best prices and enjoy the lively atmosphere that defines this iconic market.
If you prefer shopping in a more upscale environment, De Bijenkorf is Amsterdam’s premier department store. Located near Dam Square, this multi-story shopping destination features a variety of luxury brands, beauty products, and gourmet food options. It’s the perfect place to indulge in a bit of retail therapy after a day of sightseeing.
Nature Escapes in the Heart of the City
Amidst the urban hustle, Amsterdam offers several green spaces that provide a refreshing escape. Vondelpark is the largest and most famous park in the city, attracting locals and tourists alike. With its winding paths, picturesque ponds, and open-air theater, it’s an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll, a picnic, or even a bike ride. The park often hosts events, including concerts and festivals, adding to its lively atmosphere.
Another beautiful outdoor space is the Hortus Botanicus, one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world. Here, visitors can explore a diverse collection of plants from various climates, including tropical greenhouses and serene gardens. It’s a peaceful retreat where you can learn about the importance of biodiversity while enjoying the beauty of nature.
For those who enjoy a scenic view, a visit to Rembrandtplein is a must. This vibrant square is surrounded by cafes and restaurants, making it a perfect spot to relax and people-watch. The square is also known for its stunning flower displays and lively atmosphere, especially during the warmer months. Take a moment to soak in the sights and sounds of this bustling area, which beautifully captures the spirit of Amsterdam.
Family-Friendly Fun in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is an excellent destination for families, offering a plethora of activities that cater to visitors of all ages. One of the standout attractions is the ARTIS Amsterdam Royal Zoo, where children can marvel at a variety of animals, from majestic elephants to playful monkeys. This historic zoo is not just about the animals; it also features an aquarium and a planetarium, providing a full day of educational entertainment. The zoo’s lush gardens and picnic areas make it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy a family meal surrounded by nature.
For an interactive experience that combines fun and learning, the Holland Experience is a fantastic option. This engaging attraction offers a multi-sensory journey through the history and culture of the Netherlands. Families can enjoy immersive exhibitions that showcase the country's heritage, making it both entertaining and educational. Kids will love the interactive elements, while parents can appreciate the depth of information presented in a captivating way.
Another great family-friendly spot is the Amstelbad, a public swimming pool that features a large outdoor area for sunbathing and playing. This facility is perfect for families looking to cool off during the warmer months. The pool is well-maintained, and lifeguards are on duty, ensuring a safe environment for children. After a fun day at the pool, families can explore the nearby parks or grab a bite at one of the local eateries, making it a well-rounded day out.
Festivals and Events That Celebrate Amsterdam
Amsterdam is renowned for its vibrant festivals and events that highlight the city’s culture and community spirit. One of the most celebrated events is King's Day, a national holiday that takes place every April 27th. On this day, the city transforms into a sea of orange as locals and visitors alike celebrate the Dutch royal family. The streets are filled with music, food stalls, and flea markets, creating a festive atmosphere that is infectious. Families can enjoy the various activities, including live performances and street parties, making it a memorable experience for everyone.
Another highlight of Amsterdam's event calendar is the Amsterdam Light Festival, which occurs during the winter months. This enchanting festival features stunning light installations created by artists from around the world, illuminating the city’s canals and streets. Visitors can take guided boat tours to appreciate the artworks from a unique perspective or wander through the streets to explore the displays on foot. The festival combines art and culture, offering a magical experience that captivates both young and old.
In the summer, the Amsterdam Pride
Getting Around Amsterdam Like a Local
Exploring Amsterdam is a breeze, thanks to its well-connected public transport system and bike-friendly infrastructure. The city’s trams, buses, and ferries provide convenient options for reaching various attractions. A popular choice among visitors is the Amsterdam Travel Ticket, which offers unlimited travel on trams, buses, and metro services for a set number of days. This ticket is particularly useful for families, allowing easy access to the city’s highlights without the hassle of navigating traffic or parking.
Biking is another fantastic way to experience Amsterdam like a local. The city is known for its extensive network of bike lanes, making it safe and enjoyable to cycle around. Renting a bike is straightforward, with numerous rental shops available throughout the city. Families can rent bikes with child seats or even opt for tandem bikes to ensure everyone can join in on the fun. Cycling not only provides a unique perspective of the city but also allows for flexibility in exploring at your own pace.
If you prefer a more leisurely approach, walking is an excellent way to soak in the sights and sounds of Amsterdam. The city’s compact size makes it easy to navigate on foot, and many attractions are within walking distance of each other. Strolling along the canals and through the picturesque neighborhoods offers a chance to discover hidden gems, such as quaint cafes, local shops, and beautiful parks. Whether you choose to bike, walk, or use public transport, getting around Amsterdam is simple and enjoyable.
Unique Accommodations for a Memorable Stay
Amsterdam boasts a variety of unique accommodations that can enhance your travel experience. For those seeking a distinctive stay, consider booking a room at a boutique hotel. These charming establishments often feature themed decor, personalized service, and a cozy atmosphere. The ibis Amsterdam Airport is a great choice for travelers looking for modern amenities and convenience, with easy access to the airport and downtown. Guests have praised the hotel's spacious, beautifully designed rooms and the attentive staff, making it a popular option for both business and leisure travelers.
For a more unconventional experience, look into staying on a houseboat. Amsterdam’s iconic canals are lined with houseboats that offer a unique perspective of the city. Many of these floating accommodations are equipped with all the necessary amenities, providing a comfortable and memorable stay. Imagine waking up to the gentle sound of water lapping against the hull, sipping your morning coffee while enjoying the view of the canal life passing by. It’s an experience unlike any other, perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the local culture.
For families or groups, serviced apartments can be an excellent option. The Novotel Amsterdam City offers spacious rooms and family-friendly amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay for everyone. With a fantastic location near public transport, this hotel allows easy access to the city’s attractions. Guests often rave about the cleanliness and helpfulness of the staff, making it a reliable choice for a family getaway. Whether you prefer boutique hotels, houseboats, or serviced apartments, Amsterdam has accommodations that cater to every taste and preference.
Activities to Make Your Amsterdam Trip Unforgettable
Amsterdam is brimming with activities that can elevate your travel experience. A must-do is a scenic canal cruise, which allows you to see the city from a different perspective. Various companies offer themed cruises, such as dinner cruises or guided tours that delve into the city’s history. This leisurely experience is perfect for families, providing a relaxing way to take in the stunning architecture and charming bridges that line the waterways. Many cruises also provide audio guides, ensuring you don’t miss any interesting facts about the sights you pass.
For those seeking a bit of thrill, the Amsterdam Dungeon offers a unique blend of history and entertainment. This interactive attraction takes you on a journey through the darker side of Amsterdam's past, complete with live actors and thrilling rides. It’s an engaging experience that appeals to older children and adults alike. Be prepared for some spooky surprises and plenty of laughs along the way, making it a memorable outing for families looking for something a bit different.
Another exciting option is the Rijksmuseum + 1 hr Canal Cruise package, which combines two of Amsterdam’s top attractions. Visitors can explore the impressive art collection at the Rijksmuseum, home to masterpieces by Dutch masters, before enjoying a relaxing canal cruise. This combination allows you to appreciate the city’s art and architecture in one seamless experience, making it an efficient way to see some of the best that Amsterdam has to offer.
Practical Information for Travelers to Amsterdam
Before embarking on your Amsterdam adventure, it’s helpful to familiarize yourself with some practical information. The local currency is the Euro (€), and most places accept credit cards, though it’s wise to carry some cash for smaller purchases. ATMs are widely available throughout the city, making it easy to withdraw cash as needed. When it comes to language, Dutch is the official language, but English is commonly spoken, especially in tourist areas. Learning a few basic Dutch phrases can enhance your interactions with locals and show appreciation for their culture.
Health and safety are generally not concerns in Amsterdam, as it is considered one of the safest cities in Europe. However, it’s always wise to remain vigilant, especially in crowded areas or when using public transport. Keeping an eye on your belongings and being aware of your surroundings can help ensure a worry-free experience. In case of an emergency, the local emergency number is 112, which can be dialed for police, fire, or medical assistance.
Lastly, it’s essential to check local regulations regarding travel and health requirements, especially if visiting from outside the region. Keeping updated on any necessary documentation or health advisories can help ensure a smooth trip. With this practical information in hand, travelers can focus on enjoying all that Amsterdam has to offer.