Hotels in Amsterdam

Among the cheapest and the costliest hotels of Amsterdam

You get budget accommodations at:

Situated close to central Leidseplein Square, Hans Brinker is a 120-room hostel which was formerly a monastery. The choice of rooms ranges from rock-bottom bunk-bed dorms or private rooms. There is also a disco for the youthful guests.

Kerkstraat 136-138

tel. +31 20 622 0687.

www.hans-brinker.com

Hotel Hegra is a budgeted 17th-century canal house with eleven small, spartan rooms (some with shared bath) along with full breakfast and a top location, near the Anne Frank House.

Herengracht 269

tel. +31 20 623 7877

www.hegrahotel.com

Enjoy the lavish stays at:

The Dylan

This one is situated in a 17th-century Nine Streets canal house and was designed by Britain’s Anouska Hempel. It has 41 rooms and suites which have décor ranging from flamboyant (candy-cane stripes) to more subdued, neutral look. Also has a tranquil inner courtyard, upscale Dylan Restaurant, Bar Barbou, and in-room spa treatments.

Keizersgracht 384

tel. +31 20 530 2010

www.dylanamsterdam.com

The Intercontinental Amstel is a Classic grand dame hotel with five star luxury facilities in largely residential East Amsterdam. It prides in having some of the largest guest rooms in town, fresh tulips, Michelin-star La Rive restaurant, Turkish bath; 79 rooms and 24 suites.

Professor Tulpplein 1

tel. +31 20 622 6060

www.intercontinental.com

Seven One Seven has a grand, centrally located 19th-century building, a charming back garden, marble halls and fireplaces, eight guest rooms decorated with antique brass beds, classical busts, Dutch prints, help-yourself minibar and epic breakfast.

Prinsengracht 717

tel. +31 20 427 0717

www.717hotel.nl