If you’re planning to travel to Amsterdam, the Dutch capital of spring then you’ll be looking for of the top accommodations in Amsterdam. Our top picks are Pulitzer that took a number of merchants’ homes along the canal and turned them into a stunning hotel. We also love The Dylan, officially one of the Leading Hotels of the World and has a fantastic service that goes with it.
Copenhagen could be known for its Scandi style and cheerful locals along with Lisbon might be adored for its sunny weather and delicious pasteis de nata However, Amsterdam remains the city that we visit time after time.
In this dream destination for a mini-break You’ll need to hire bicycles to explore the canals (officially “grachts” around here) Don’t forget to visit this area, the Nine Streets neighbourhood (De Negen Straatjes in Dutch) and its old-fashioned boutiques, cozy cafés, and bakeries that serve buns.
Take your holiday to the next level by taking a look at the Museum Quarter’s collection of masterpieces, ranging from Van Gogh’s Sunflowers in his gallery named after him as well as Rembrandt’s The Night Watch that is currently on display within the Rijksmuseum.
People who love Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland can appreciate a staying at The Andaz Amsterdam, which takes its design cues from Lewis Carroll’s story of surrealism. In the Hoxton outpost located on Herengracht the restaurant Lotti’s is equipped with an open roof that can be retracted the day when the sun is out.
1.The Dylan
A top Hotel situated in Amsterdam (and officially an a Top Hotel of the World) The Dylan is located in the middle of Nine Streets on Keizersgracht. The hotel’s canalside location is a relaxing brasserie, and an elegant restaurant the bakery of the 18th century The Michelin-starred Vinkeles.
The rooms are chic and contemporary, and include Aesop bath products and the Bluetooth audio system, as well as an Illy coffee maker. If it’s cold outside there’s no more cozy location in the city, than sitting by the fireplace in the bar, where you can warm up with a few cocktails.
2.Pulitzer
Why settle in one merchant’s home when you could have 25? Pulitzer Amsterdam is made up of several 17thand 18th century homes, constructed in the city’s flourishing Golden Age. One of the major canals is located right in front of the city (Prinsengracht) The other canals are the beautiful Nine Streets of the Jordaan neighborhood.
The hotel is located in a luxurious suite that has an ocean view The decor is dominated by the floors of parquet as well as bath tubs in bedrooms, and striking sofas and headboards.
3.Andaz Amsterdam
There’s more to it than it appears at this mansion for merchants located on Prinsengracht… Take a step beyond the façade and you’ll find yourself going through the rabbit hole as Alice on her journey in Wonderland. The bizarre style of the notes like gigantic ceramic lampshades as well as fish hanging above the beds aren’t like the rest on the Andaz.
The treatments offered by Elemis at the spa will help you return to Earth and you can stay in Wonderland thanks to the slushy drinks on the bars.
4.Sir Adam
A little behind Centraal Station and with a view of the river Sir Adam shares its A’Dam Tower headquarters with other companies like Sony. As expected, stunning views are on the roof.
It’s as social as it sounds, and there’s a library of music where you can select your own playlists and turntables that play records in the rooms. If you’re keen to venture to the outside, The Hub is able to organize insider art tours, evenings out with a local celebrity.
5.Canal House
In the most desirable Jordaan setting, Canal House is set in three merchants’ residences from the 17th century situated on Keizersgracht and has an enclosed garden open all year. The summer house, which is an intimate spot for two guests to share the wine of their choice or a leisurely afternoon reading and reading – is available to rent during summer and spring.
The gardens-fronted Great Room offers a dramatic background for breakfast or an evening game of Scrabble. There’s no restaurant however, the bar has small bites.
6.Conservatorium Hotel
The magnificent red-brick structure that the Conservatorium Hotel is home to was originally the bank of. The 19th-century structure is adorned with iron and glass have been used to create a striking indoor courtyard that has double-height ceilings.
The iconic building is situated at Museumplein and is the perfect base for anyone looking to visit the major museums in the city as they’re only a few steps away. Enjoy a relaxing Asian-inspired treatment (such as the Watsu Massage) in the Akasha spa, or enjoy a delicious Japanese meal at Taiko.
7.Hotel TwentySeven
Near near the Royal Palace and overlooking Dam Square The TwentySeven is located close to Dam Square and overlooking the Royal Palace. TwentySeven revives the Amsterdam’s Golden Age with its rich atmosphere, edgy decor: modern masterpieces set on the walls and floors, parquet flooring as well as brocade curtains as well as velvet sofas.
The Michelin-starred Bougainville is a place that takes breakfast to new heights, as well as its evening meals (which could be as long as seven courses) should not be not missed. If you want to have the perfect evening, begin your night with a cocktail that is unique at Bar TwentySeven.
8.The Hoxton, Amsterdam
The Hoxton has brought a tiny part the vibe London to Amsterdam and has created an enclave for the Dutch hipsters in Herengracht.
Its Nine Streets setting means lots of the city’s most popular bars, restaurants and boutiques are located just outside. There’s no need go far from the property to have an enjoyable time, however at Lotti’s the roof is set to be taken off once the sun sets (or the party begins). You can also enjoy private dining available for up to nine guests, as well as the group’s cozy workspace that includes a variety of comfy leather couches.
9.Pillows Maurits at the Park
If you’re planning to spend a substantial amount of time riding a bicycle on your journey in Amsterdam, Oosterpark is the urban green space you need. It’s located just east of the center, yet within walking distance of many of Amsterdam’s important attractions.
After you’ve found herons and parakeets in the park, make your way towards Pillows Maurits located in the Park for a masterful mixology experience on the menu at Fitz’s Bar, Italian and French food in the brasserie or the blow-out option for fine dining under 15-metre-high high ceilings in Van Oost.
10.Hotel 717
If you’re looking for an Amsterdam hotel that’s luxurious and intimate check out 717 The hotel has been setting the standard in the realm of small-scale hotels for more than a half a century. The location is perfect as well: it’s located inside a 17th-century canal home that overlooks Prinsengracht.
A butler is available at all times to make sure that you are catered to and there’s an art collection displayed at the hotel. Guests can indulge in everything from breakfast to fine dining in the living area.
