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Amsterdam's hotel prices vary wildly—expect to pay €120 for a basic room in a budget hotel, while luxury stays can exceed €500 per night during peak season.
| Category | Price per Night | What You Get |
|---|---|---|
| Budget | €60 | Basic room, shared bathroom, central location |
| Mid-range | €150 | Private bathroom, breakfast, quiet street |
| Luxury | €350 | Spa, river views, premium amenities |
| Booking tip | €50 | Book 3-4 months ahead for best rates |
For the best deals, avoid weekends and major events—book midweek for 20-30% lower prices. Always check cancellation policies before booking.
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Perched on the edge of the Amstel River in the city centre, this 1890s grand dame offers 120 rooms with original marble bathrooms and 19th-century frescoes. Rooms start at €520/night for a standard double; suites reach €1,800. The standout feature is the Michelin-starred restaurant, De Vier Winden, serving Dutch classics like smoked eel with dill crème fraîche. Best for couples seeking privacy—rooms overlook the river, and the hotel’s private garden is a rare urban oasis. Book via the website’s "Early Bird" package (€450/night) for a free breakfast and a 10% discount on the spa. Avoid weekends when the hotel hosts weddings; weekdays offer quieter evenings.
Nestled in the lively Nieuwmarkt district, this 2019 opening boasts 200 rooms with minimalist design and a rooftop bar overlooking the canal. Rooms start at €160/night; the "Hoxton" suite (€320) includes a private balcony. The standout feature is the ground-floor restaurant, The Hoxton Kitchen, serving Dutch pancakes with apple compote for €12. Best for solo travelers and young couples—free bike rentals and a 24-hour gym are standard. Insider tip: Book the "Late Check-Out" package (€20 extra) for a 3 PM departure; it’s cheaper than the standard €30 fee and avoids the morning rush.
Located in the historic old town near the Dam Square, this 2015 renovation offers 150 rooms with modern amenities and a central location. Rooms start at €120/night; the "City View" room (€180) overlooks the canals. Standout feature: the 24-hour breakfast buffet with fresh pastries and Dutch cheese platters. Best for families—family rooms (€220) include two beds and a pull-out sofa. Insider tip: Use the hotel’s "City Pass" (€15) for free entry to the Rijksmuseum and Anne Frank House; it’s cheaper than buying tickets separately.
Situated in the riverside area near Centraal Station, this 2020 aparthotel offers 120 studio apartments with kitchenettes and free Wi-Fi. Apartments start at €85/night; the "Family Suite" (€130) includes two bedrooms. Standout feature: the on-site bakery serving fresh croissants for €2.50. Best for budget travelers and solo travelers—no breakfast included, but the kitchenette saves money on meals. Insider tip: Book the "Weekend Package" (€70/night) for a free night on Sunday; it’s available only for stays of three or more nights.
Nestled in the lively Nieuwmarkt district, this 2019 opening boasts 200 rooms with minimalist design and a rooftop bar overlooking the canal. Rooms start at €160/night; the "Hoxton" suite (€320) includes a private balcony. The standout feature is the ground-floor restaurant, The Hoxton Kitchen, serving Dutch pancakes with apple compote for €12. Best for solo travelers and young couples—free bike rentals and a 24-hour gym are standard. Insider tip: Book the "Late Check-Out" package (€20 extra) for a 3 PM departure; it’s cheaper than the standard €30 fee and avoids the morning rush.
Located in the historic old town near the Dam Square, this 2015 renovation offers 150 rooms with modern amenities and a central location. Rooms start at €120/night; the "City View" room (€180) overlooks the canals. Standout feature: the 24-hour breakfast buffet with fresh pastries and Dutch cheese platters. Best for families—family rooms (€220) include two beds and a pull-out sofa. Insider tip: Use the hotel’s "City Pass" (€15) for free entry to the Rijksmuseum and Anne Frank House; it’s cheaper than buying tickets separately.
