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Once a nondescript public library building, overlooking the Prinsengracht (Prince’s Canal), Andaz Amsterdam has been transformed into a fantastical dream-world by Dutch architect and renowned designer Marcel Wanders. 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.
Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht
Prinsengracht 587,
Amsterdam, Netherlands,
Amsterdam, Netherlands
1016 HT
Nearest Airport: AMS
Very nice designer hotel, good location, helpful staff. Within a walking distance from the main attractions. Really recommend.
Alex_Salimon
From the moment we pulled up to the hotel, the experience was outstanding. The bellman was immediately at our car helping with our luggage, which was such a welcome relief after I had spent nearly five stressful hours at the airport hoping my missing bag would arrive before my 12-day vacation. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that my room was ready upon arrival, allowing me to settle in and relax much sooner than expected. Even better, the complimentary minibar was included—a wonderful and unexpected treat after a long day of travel. The room itself was beautifully designed, stylish, and uniquely Amsterdam. Every detail felt thoughtfully curated. The bed and sheets were absolutely amazing—some of the most comfortable I’ve experienced in a hotel—and I slept incredibly well. The combination of warm service, thoughtful amenities, and luxurious comfort made this a truly memorable stay. I loved my time at Andaz Amsterdam and would gladly return on my next visit to the city. Highly recommended!
lisa h
One of the best Andaz hotels I have stayed at. The hotel location is very central and fantastic. Every aspect of the hotel from the lobby to the rooms have been done very artistically and provides a sense of calm. Its a smaller hotel but very well managed.
GauravSFO - Palo Alto, California
We chose the Andaz Amsterdam to celebrate our 11-year wedding anniversary, a detail I communicated to the hotel ahead of arrival. The Andaz brand is built on the promise of personalized, locally inspired hospitality — which made the check-in experience all the more disappointing. The front desk associate was cold, avoided eye contact, and worked through what felt like a rote script while focused on her screen. No mention of Hyatt Globalist benefits, no offer of late checkout, and no acknowledgment of the anniversary. As a Globalist member, I don't expect a suite to materialize out of thin air — but being passed over for even a canal or city view room, without so much as an explanation, felt like a dismissal. The Andaz sits on the Prinsengracht for a reason. That view is part of what you're paying for. The bright spot was the gentleman who assisted with our bags. He was everything the front desk wasn't — warm, engaging, and knowledgeable. He walked us through Globalist perks including breakfast and the gin tasting unprompted. He embodied what an Andaz stay is supposed to feel like. Breakfast was pretty good and lived up to the hotel's reputation. The room was clean, spacious, and had a complimentary mini bar that was stocked each day with soda, beer, and wine. But when a brand charges a premium on the promise of soulful, personal service, and you arrive for an anniversary only to be processed like a check box, it's hard to shake. The Andaz concept deserves better execution at the front desk. For management of the hotel to look things to, I checked in late afternoon on 6/2.
jonanathan - Houston, Texas
Comfortable hotel with a funky, "Alice in Amsterdam" vibe nestled on the Prinsengracht and within a 10-20 minute walk of most of the top sights in Amsterdam. Rooms are comfortable and the service is top notch. Great breakfast service in the morning and a complementary Gin tasting in the evening with a short lesson on Dutch Gin history.
owemik - Austin, Texas
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