Amsterdam Hotels

[Janner13]

Looking for hotel recommendations for Amsterdam in July? Looking to stay in a central location.

 

Suggestions?

 

Thanks!

[Nitemare]

Do you have a preference among chains -- some place that you collect points?

 

There's lots of options among all the majors.

 

We collect Starwood points and loved the Pulitzer hotel last June.

[SoBaycruiser]

We loved the Mauro Mansion. It's ranked #1 on TripAdvisor. It's within a walkable distance from the train station, on a lovely canal, and close to many sights. We did get an all day tram pass when we went to the museums. Those were a little further out. Anyway, we really enjoyed our stay there.

[Sauer-kraut]

Hotel Tap

A block off the tram line from the Central Plaza right on a canal, across from the Heinken Brewery :D

[eh2zed]

Ibis Amsterdam Centraal. Right in the Centraal train station. Modest but economical. 15 minute walk from the cruise terminal.

[Albert Bell]

Swissotel Amsterdam

 

Swissotel Amsterdam is right on Dam Square, they are in a great location and very friendly staff.

[UKBayern]

Use the search option in the British Isles/Western Europe-section, and you will get hundreds of identical threads with great suggestions.

[Vicrea123]

I won a bid of $105 per night Sat June 15 and 16 at the Renaissance Amsterdam hotel. Close to the central train station.:)

[biggerbearmom]

we spent five nights there last July. It's a lovely place to stay and is walking distance to pretty much anywhere you want to go. Very close to Central Station.

[CJcruzer]

we stayed 3 nights at the Hotel Estherea, on the Singel Canal.....short walk to Dam Square, very good location.....we walked everywhere.....

 

very unique boutique hotel with old world charm......check trip advisor for reviews/pics

 

we did not book with breakfast included...at the end of the street was a great little restaurant where we had the most amazing omelettes...and around the corner was a bakery with all sorts of buns, croissants, sweet rolls etc. Plenty of meal options.

[eandj]

There are so many hotels to choose from....many in great locations for walking the city. I'd look at tripadvisor.com for a good overview. You can start there for locating hotels in your budget and style. THere are business type hotels near the train station/Dam Square and very handy. (We stayed at the Radisson Blu) There are small boutique and bed and breakfast types all thruout the city. All depends on what you are looking for.