Hotel Not Hotel Amsterdam
Quirky themed accommodations, On-site bicycle rentals
Quirky themed accommodations, On-site bicycle rentals
Golden Age artistic concept, Spacious multi-bed family rooms
Multicultural cardinal direction rooms, Latin-inspired Selva and Sonora
High-altitude city views, Open Lobby Restaurant and Bar
Sinfonia restaurant and terrace, Relaxing wellness area with sauna
Panoramic city view rooms, Amstel Station transport hub
Music-inspired urban concept, Relaxing wellness area
Historic Oud-West neighborhood access, Dedicated 24-hour CityHost service
Mondriaan-inspired De Stijl dining, Modern Dutch Design concept
Heated outdoor pool with jet streams, Secure underground parking garage
Industrial-chic harbor view rooms, Restaurant FIVE greenhouse dining
Traditional attic-style rooms, Personalized luggage assistance
Panoramic Amsterdam skyline views, Spa Steam relaxation center
Boutique velour interiors, First-floor relaxation balcony
Modern high-rise with skyline views, Express Café and Bar Noord
On-site private parking garage, Gold trading company heritage
Modern curved architectural design, Pet-friendly airport accommodation
On-site bicycle rentals, Modern South-East entertainment hub
Open Lobby all-day dining, Extensive on-site parking
Modern fitness center, Spacious multi-guest rooms
Whimsical circular guest rooms, Transparent glass shower columns
Tarmac and runway views, Innovative smart room technology
Boutique interior design concept, Historic Amstel riverfront setting
On-site secure parking garage, Industrial-chic boutique concept
Innovative natural light simulation, Smart entertainment features
Traditional Dutch annex architecture, Central Spuistraat district setting
Panoramic city and Arena views, Innovative smart room technology
Relaxing sauna and wellness area, Family-friendly stay policy
Panoramic IJ river views, Casual Italian-style dining
Panoramic Amsterdam skyline views, Secure on-site parking with EV charging
Tranquil Oosterpark views, Secret boiler room bar
Panoramic IJ River views, International Silk Road dining
Secure gated parking facilities, Bullewijk metro station proximity
Panoramic river-view swimming pool, Indonesian fusion at Café Jakarta
Canvas restaurant and sky bar, Former newspaper headquarters concept
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Amsterdam is a city practically built on top of water, so it’s no surprise that it has so many canals: 165, in fact! Along with all those canals comes a huge number of bridges and houseboats. When visitors first think of the city, they usually think of canals and bikes. Amsterdam is considered the best bike city in the world. There are even more bikes than people, almost 100,000 more. Whether you are on a last minute holiday, cheap weekend getaway, or all-inclusive trip, there is no better way to explore Amsterdam than by boat or bike.
Amsterdam offers visitors some amazing museums, featuring some of the most well-known art and historical artefacts in the world. The Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum, the Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Foam, the Anne Frank House, and the EYE Film Institute are just a few. Visitors looking for a cultural weekend can find hotels in the Museumplein area to be within walking distance of many of these museums. A hotel in this area may not be cheap, but you will get an all inclusive feel with so many things to do in the area.
For some external art, almost like an outdoor museum, many visitors head to the Jordaan neighbourhood. There, visitors can find shops, art galleries, cafes, restaurants, gardens and many other treasures. Visitors who take time to forget the map and get lost here will find the magic of this area of Amsterdam.
When you step out of your hotel there is no better what to get around Amsterdam than by boat or bike. The city has been designed for both. Cycling is very easy due to the city’s flat terrain and various bike lanes. It is also very safe and inexpensive as bike culture is very established and protected in the city. There is no better way to see all the canal houses, bridges, museums and landmarks than by travelling the way the locals do.
If you’d rather ride through the canals, instead of along them, there is no better way than a canal cruise. Cruises usually last about an hour and let visitors experience the city from another perspective. To take canal life to the next level, there are also many houseboat hotels in the canals, as well as many boutique hotels and bed and breakfasts that overlook the canals.
Whether you are spending just a weekend in Amsterdam or a full week or two, there is no place like a Dutch market. For the classic Dutch flower - the tulip - visitors can take a trip to the Bloemenmarkt, the world’s only floating flower market. For cheap finds, foods, antiques, vintage clothes, or last minute holiday gifts, there are well-known markets throughout the city: Albert Cuypmarket in De Pijp, Westerstraat market in the Jordaan, and the Waterlooplein flea market. A market is also a great place to find a Dutch speciality: maatjesharing, a dish composed of raw herring served in a variety of ways. Visitors can find this treat at one of the many haringhandles, also known as herring carts. The thought of maatjesharing may make some people immediately say, ‘No way!’ but many new people to the city love it after they try it. Broodje haring is a popular variety, served in a small sandwich with pickles and onions.
Amsterdam is a city of history, canals, and bikes, but also of green. People who live in Amsterdam know how to enjoy the many green spaces in the over 30 parks around the city. At any sunny, warm moment during any time of the day, parks become filled with people of all ages. You might find many people laying in the sun, having a drink, or starting up a barbeque. The largest park, Vondelpark, has an outdoor theatre and various bars and restaurants. Wasterpark, Sarphatipark, and Rembrandtpark are also great options for experiencing what the parks in Amsterdam are like. All-inclusive holidays in Amsterdam are not complete without taking a day and visit one of the cities beautiful parks.
For a different kind of relaxing moment, visitors can escape into the Begijnhof, one of the oldest inner courtyards in Amsterdam. This medieval court also features the oldest wooden house in the city.
In Amsterdam, you might want to check out Dutchies Hostel, Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam - Arena Towers by IHG, Amsterdam Teleport Hotel, Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam - Sloterdijk Station by IHG. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Amsterdam, you might want to explore Anantara Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky Amsterdam, NH Collection Amsterdam Barbizon Palace, Pestana Amsterdam Riverside, Amsterdam Marriott Hotel. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Amsterdam with your family, you could look at Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam - Arena Towers by IHG, Amsterdam Teleport Hotel, Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam - Sloterdijk Station by IHG, Generator Amsterdam. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Generator Amsterdam, ibis Amsterdam Centre, MEININGER Hotel Amsterdam City West, nhow Amsterdam RAI could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Amsterdam, check out Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam City Centre, Jaz in the City Amsterdam, Inntel Hotels Amsterdam Zaandam, Leonardo Royal Hotel Amsterdam – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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