Stay at Tivoli Doelen Amsterdam Hotel, a historic canalside landmark where Dutch heritage, refined elegance, and modern comfort meet in the heart of Amsterdam.
Traditional Dutch art and culture meshes with the present at every turn. Sit in the oversized tulip chairs, read the history of Amsterdam on the wallpaper, stroll through the romantic secretive garden, and take pictures in our Instagram-worthy Observatorium - where the history of Dutch seafaring is retold through light-fixture constellations and Old World maps.
Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam is a legend along the city’s fabled canals. This magnificent grouping of 17th- and 18th-century palaces, set along the prestigious, UNESCO-protected Herengracht in the Golden Bend neighborhood, brings the legendary True Waldorf Service to the heart of Holland’s capital.
With beautiful views over the Amstel River and the historic city center of Amsterdam, De L'Europe has been ranked among the best hotels in the world by Condé Nast and is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World for over 25 years.
A design marvel among hotels, The Dylan Amsterdam promises sheer escapism and luxury overlooking one of Amsterdam's most famous canals...
From a 15th-century convent to royal lodgings to Dutch admiralty headquarters to the city hall of Amsterdam. The Grand offers five-star luxury in a unique ‘Amsterdam’ ambiance, furnished with French elegance and grandeur.
InterContinental Amstel Amsterdam is a five-star hotel, characterized by a rich history of genuine hospitality and exceptional luxury.
Visit the colorful, beautiful city of Amsterdam and stay in the luxury of the Hotel Pulitzer, mere steps from the historic Anne Frank Huis
Canal-side Amsterdam hotel near old city, famous for John Lennon and Yoko Ono's 1969 "bed-in for peace", within walking distance of Museum Square.
A 5-Star hotel on Amsterdam's main square with views spanning to the Royal Palace. Located near some of the city's most finest of shops, tourist attractions and 15-minute tram ride to Museum Quarter.
The Sir Adam Hotel resonates with the vibrant energy of its surroundings while facing the Amsterdam IJ-river and the historic city centre.
Hotel Okura Amsterdam offers a tranquil and stylish retreat, built around a network of stunning canals, in the bustling and historic city of Amsterdam...
In the Museumplein, near the center of Amsterdam, discover the artfully designed The College Hotel, a lavish boutique hotel constructed in a 1894 schoolhouse and equipped with modern luxuries...
Modern-styled suites in a 19th-century building offer a historic gateway to Amsterdam's canals
This luxury hotel in Amsterdam has repeatedly been crowned the number one luxury hotel in the Netherlands. Located in the Museum Square district, the true heart of the city,
A new hotel in a historic building in the hip De Pijp neighborhood
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A City Best Taken One Canal at a Time
Amsterdam has a talent for making sophistication look wonderfully unbothered. One minute you’re admiring Rembrandt and Vermeer at the Rijksmuseum; the next, you’re slipping into a polished canal-side café where lunch stretches suspiciously close to cocktail hour. Book a private boat for the canal ring, preferably near sunset, and let the city’s tall gabled houses, tiny bridges, and waterside gardens do most of the talking.Then go smaller. Wander the Nine Streets for independent fashion, design shops, galleries, and the sort of antique find that suddenly requires extra luggage. Duck into Museum Van Loon, a grand canal house filled with period rooms, art, and a formal garden, or visit Our Lord in the Attic, where an extraordinary hidden church waits behind the façade of a 17th-century home. Both offer a more intimate counterpoint to Amsterdam’s headline museums.
The Jordaan rewards aimless afternoons: browse Noordermarkt, stop for coffee, and keep changing direction whenever a prettier canal appears. For a different angle on the city, cross the IJ to Amsterdam Noord for contemporary culture, waterside dining, and a little more breathing room.
Evenings can be as dressed-up or low-key as you like. Reserve dinner at a chef-driven restaurant, catch a performance at the Royal Concertgebouw, or settle into a brown café where polished wood, candlelight, and local beer make a convincing argument for staying put. Amsterdam doesn’t demand a rigid itinerary. It works better when you leave just enough room for one more bridge, one more gallery, and one very good reason to miss your dinner reservation.
