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Unique Hotels in Amsterdam

Pulitzer Hotel Amsterdam
Sophisticated hotel set in 18th-century canal houses

Daily from $389

Max Brown Hotel Museum Square
Boutique hotel near art museums

Daily from $223

Hotels near Leidseplein (convenient tram stop)

Amsterdam Marriott Hotel
Full-service hotel near Leidseplein

Daily from $239

NH Amsterdam Leidseplein
4-star hotel near Leidseplein

Daily from $278

Budget hotels near Amsterdam Centraal Station

A-Train Hotel
Family-run hotel next to Central Station

Daily from $199

CS Hotel
2-star hotel near Central Station

Daily from $129



Welcome to Amsterdam

Find the perfect hotel in Amsterdam, a city of canals, bicycles, elegant rowhouses, and cozy cafes. Stroll in any direction and you will soon cross one of the 3 main canals (Herengracht, Prinsengracht, and Keizersgracht) which are arranged in concentric rings.

Reserve a hotel in the center of Amsterdam near the Damrak (the long main street) for easy access to Centraal Train Station and the OBA Theater. Or choose a boutique hotel near the Museum Quarter to devote a serene day browsing the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, and the hip Moco Museum.

For a restful stroll amid the greenery of Vondelpark, head south a few more tram stops away from the center. Music lovers might want to enjoy a memorable time at the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra nearby.

Amsterdam has over 500 hotels for all travel budgets. Let us help you discover helpful information about Dutch hotels and transportation for your visit.

Top Neighborhoods

Near Amsterdam Centraal Station
Convenient for arrivals to Amsterdam by train, 50+ hotels, NEMO Science Museum
Museum Quarter
Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum and Stedelijk (modern art museum). Enjoy the green spaces of nearby Vondelpark!
Leidseplein
Lively square (on tram) with pubs, hotels, theaters, music venues (Paradiso, Melkweg) close to Vondelpark & art museums.
Jordaan
Bohemian neighborhood on west side of central Amsterdam. Canals lined with 17th-century houses. Local residents, eateries.

Insider Travel Tips

  • Schiphol Airport is 18 km southwest of Amsterdam. Trains depart every 10 minutes for Amsterdam Central Station.
  • Meet up with Dutch friends and try some rijsttafel (literally, "rice table"). Herring carts serve up broodje haring (a small sandwich with fish, pickles and onions).
  • Visit Rembrandt's masterpiece “The Night Watch” (symbol of Dutch nationhood) and Vermeer paintings at the Rijksmuseum.
  • Dine on goose and apple (and other Dutch classics) at the "Five Flies" restaurant (d'Vijff Vlieghen), spread across five 17th-century canal houses on Spuistraat.
  • "Iamsterdam" City Card offers free public transport and free entry / discounts to 70 museums, a canal cruise, and bike rental. 1 day (€67), 2 days (€94), 3 days (€115). Note: Anne Frank House and Van Gogh Museum are not included.
  • On Saturday in the Jordaan district, visit the "Noordermarkt" for organic food and the "Lindenmarkt" for fresh food and crafts.
  • The Waterloo Square (Waterlooplein) flea market has 300 stalls of vintage clothing, antiques, Monday to Saturday 9:30-18:00.
  • To limit tourism and pollution, Amsterdam banned large cruise ships in 2024 from docking in its city center, much as Venice did 5 years earlier from its inner lagoon.
  • Behind Central Station, a free ferry goes to NDSM docklands, a former industrial island with galleries and cafes.
  • Day trip idea: 20 minutes by train from Amsterdam is Haarlem, a charming city of canals, 17th-century houses and museums.