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Amsterdam offers stays with soul, from canal-house boutiques and design-forward hideaways to grand hotels with river views. We’ve pared it down to the ones that matter — chic, character-filled addresses where waking up feels like part of the trip.

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Historic hotel building with flag on top, located along a canal with boats, under cloudy skies, with trees on the side.
Elegant restaurant interior with round tables and plush chairs, soft lighting, and large windows with greenery outside.
Hotel 717
Pulitzer Amsterdam
De Durgerdam
Living room with a blue velvet couch, two light green armchairs, a round wooden side table, a coffee table with blue and white porcelain vases and flowers, large windows with white and teal curtains, white decorative wall shelves with figurines, a chandelier, and outside view of trees and buildings.
An old, rusted wooden gate overgrown with foliage, leading to a residential neighborhood with white houses and greenery.

Hotel 717

A city street with trees, parked cars, and historic buildings along a canal. Two women sit on the sidewalk, one with a bicycle.

  • Just 13 individually designed rooms and suites.

  • Rich design with antiques, modern Dutch art, and canal views.

  • Breakfast served in-room or in the salon.

  • Located in the chic Nine Streets district.

  • 24-hour concierge for personalized itineraries.

  • Intimate library lounge for guests only.

Prinsengracht

Set in a restored 17th-century canal house, Hotel 717 embodies understated luxury on the Prinsengracht. With only a handful of rooms, it feels more like a private residence than a hotel, blending historic charm with contemporary refinement. Personalized service, rich interiors, and an intimate setting make it one of the most discreet addresses in the city.

Location: Prinsengracht 717, 1017 JW Amsterdam, Netherlands

Price: From ~€250/night

Vibe: Intimate, historic, discreet

A luxurious hotel or bedroom with dark blue walls, white crown molding, and a large window. There is a white bed with a blue pillow, a black fireplace with a gold-framed mirror above it, and elegant chairs with flowers on small tables.

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Interior of a stylish restaurant or cafe with a cozy booth seating area, round tables, plush velvet chairs, decorative flowers, and elegant lighting, with large windows and mirrors reflecting the ornate ceiling.

  • Steps from boutiques, cafés, and the Jordaan.

  • Feels like staying in a private canal mansion.

  • The building was once a private family residence, and traces of its original 17th-century detailing remain throughout.

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Pulitzer Amsterdam

Row of European-style residential buildings with variously colored rooftops, featuring multiple windows and some trees in the foreground.

  • 225 rooms across 25 restored canal houses.

  • Eclectic interiors mixing antiques and modern Dutch design.

  • Inner gardens and courtyards for a residential feel.

  • Jansz, the hotel’s brasserie, offers polished all-day dining.

  • Pulitzer’s Bar is one of the city’s finest cocktail spots.

Prinsengracht

A cluster of 25 interlinked canal houses, Pulitzer Amsterdam is one of the city’s most iconic hotels. Its design marries historic bones with contemporary creativity, offering a labyrinth of rooms, courtyards, and lounges. It feels both quintessentially Amsterdam and refreshingly modern.

Location: Prinsengracht 323, 1016 GZ Amsterdam, Netherlands

Price: From ~€290/night

Vibe: Iconic, creative, canal-classic

Cozy living room with large window, blue velvet sofa, floral pillows, vintage armchairs, decorative porcelain vases, and white wall shelves with figurines, sunlight streaming in.

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A cozy living room corner featuring a blue modern lounge chair, a small wooden bar cart with glasses and a teapot, a round gold side table with a book, a floral arrangement on the bar cart, and three framed artworks on the white wall.

  • Ideal for families, couples, and design lovers.

  • Complimentary boat tours for hotel guests.

  • Minutes away from the Jordaan and Nine Streets shopping.

  • The hotel runs its own vintage teak salon boat, often considered one of the most beautiful on the canals.

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De Durgerdam

A cozy hotel bedroom with a large bed, gold-colored bedding, and multiple pillows. The room has beige walls, wooden beams, a small lamp beside the bed, a framed picture on the wall, and a window with curtains letting in natural light.

  • 14 rooms and suites with lake or village views.

  • Interiors by Studio Framework — warm woods, linen, and pale hues.

  • Fine dining at De Mark restaurant with lake views.

  • Fireplace lounge and library for guests.

  • Easy access to cycling and sailing.

  • Quiet, village-like setting just 20 minutes from the city.

Noord

On the edge of the IJmeer, De Durgerdam is a lakeside retreat just outside the city proper. The restored 17th-century inn balances soft, Scandi-influenced interiors with nautical details, creating a hideaway that feels both local and contemporary. It’s a destination in itself while still being close to central Amsterdam.

Location: Mykonos Town, Mykonos

Price: From ~€350/night

Vibe: Lakeside, serene, design-forward

Cozy living room with brown couches, a window with curtains, and warm lighting.

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A cozy restaurant bar with wooden furniture, a coffee machine, wine bottles, glasses hanging upside down, a potted plant, and seating area with chairs and a bench with pillows.

  • Spa treatments on request.

  • A true retreat without leaving Amsterdam behind.

  • Boat journeys, paddle-boarding, and cheese tasting experiences offered.

  • The inn dates back to the 17th century and once served fishermen arriving from the IJsselmeer.

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Exterior view of Hotel de Hallen building with outdoor seating and umbrellas, plants, and greenery in front.
Hotel de Hallen
Kimpton De Witt Hotel
A cozy modern living room with a tan leather sofa, blue armchairs, a wooden coffee table, and built-in bookshelf with backlighting showcasing decorative items and books, set against a dark brick wall.

Hotel De Hallen

Interior of a modern hotel or apartment building with a high glass ceiling, two levels of walkways with black railings, and a cozy seating area with chairs and tables in the center.

  • 55 rooms with loft-like layouts.

  • Part of De Hallen, home to Foodhallen and art spaces.

  • Interiors mix industrial structure with retro furniture.

  • Café/restaurant Remise47 serves brasserie-style dishes.

  • Walking distance to Vondelpark and Jordaan.

  • Excellent value for design-conscious travellers.

Oud-West

Set in a converted tram depot in Oud-West, Hotel de Hallen is industrial cool with a boutique heart. The interiors balance concrete, steel, and glass with mid-century furnishings and vibrant art. It’s stylish, approachable, and perfect for travellers who want design at a gentler price point.

Location: Bellamyplein 47, 1053 AT Amsterdam, Netherlands

Price: From ~€200/night

Vibe: Industrial, urban, creative

A hotel room with a white bed, brown headboard, green walls, desk with a chair, and closet with hangers.

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Modern restaurant interior with brick wall, mounted animal head, various tables and chairs, hanging black pendant lights, and large windows.

  • Public spaces filled with local art.

  • Feels distinctly Amsterdam but less formal.

  • The lobby showcases vintage tram benches, a nod to the building’s original function.

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Kimpton De Witt Hotel

Modern living room with a tan leather sofa, teal armchairs, a coffee table with a small plant, and backlit bookshelves with decorative items and books.

  • 274 rooms, including specialty suites.

  • Interiors mix contemporary style with historic canal-house features.

  • Super Lyan cocktail bar on-site.

  • Restaurant Celia offers California-inspired cuisine.

  • Complimentary bikes available.

  • 24-hour fitness centre.

  • Close proximity to the Central Station, Dam Square, and many attractions

City Center

A lively, design-conscious property, Kimpton De Witt brings an American boutique feel with Dutch twists. Its playful interiors, buzzy common spaces, and prime location near Central Station make it a popular choice for stylish travellers. It’s polished yet approachable, with all the extras Kimpton is known for.

Location: Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 5, 1012 RC Amsterdam, Netherlands

Price: From around €250/night

Vibe: Playful, modern, buzzy

Bar area with a wooden shelf stocked with liquor bottles and empty glasses, yellow bar stools, and black chairs in a warmly lit restaurant.

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Modern bedroom with white walls, a bed with navy pillows, a wooden side table with flowers, a blue floral armchair, a wooden desk with books and a lamp, large windows with curtains, and wooden flooring.

  • Pet-friendly without extra fees.

  • Ideal for younger, energetic travelers.

  • Though not as locally rooted, it's great for an affordable yet luxurious and design-forward stay.

  • One wing of the hotel incorporates three restored 17th-century canal houses.

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View of a canal with boats, lined with colorful historic buildings, and a clock tower in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
A large framed photograph of a woman sitting on a velvet sofa with colorful pillows, covering her face with her hand, hanging on a peach-colored wall above a vintage floral-patterned sofa and a marble coffee table with brown vases.
De L'Europe
The Dylan
Conservatorium Hotel
An interior view of a cozy attic room with wooden walls and ceiling, a small round glass table with chairs, and an open window showcasing rooftops and a tree outside.
Modern hotel room with a large bed, view of city buildings through floor-to-ceiling windows, and a sitting area with chairs and a TV.

De L’Europe Amsterdam

A living room with pink and beige patterned walls, two patterned armchairs with matching pillows, a decorative wooden sideboard with a large ornate mirror, a tall gold vase with branches, a table with a glass top and floral arrangement, other decor including ceramic dogs and lamps, and a cream-colored rug with a border.

  • 106 rooms and suites, many with Amstel River views.

  • Michelin-starred Flore restaurant + Brasserie Marie.

  • Freddy’s Bar, an institution for cocktails and live piano.

  • In-house wellness centre with a pool and spa.

  • Original 19th-century façade with contemporary interiors.

  • Works with local galleries to curate art throughout.

Amstel River

One of Amsterdam’s great dames, De L’Europe blends Belle Époque grandeur with cutting-edge design collaborations. With Michelin-starred dining, riverfront terraces, and an art-filled interior, it offers full-scale luxury in the heart of the city. The hotel is both historic and fully modernized, making it a destination for serious indulgence.

Location: Nieuwe Doelenstraat 2-14, 1012 CP Amsterdam, Netherlands

Price: From ~€460/night

Vibe: Grand, cultured, indulgent

Interior view of a room with a cozy seating area surrounded by many potted plants, a black shelving unit with decorative items, and a textured wall in the background.

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A framed photograph of a woman sitting on a luxurious velvet couch with gold, velvet, and leopard print pillows. The woman has dark hair, wears glasses, a dark green sweater with a polka dot shirt, and blue jeans, and is covering her mouth with her hand. The background features a white bookshelf and decorative items.

  • Central yet set slightly apart from the busiest streets.

  • Multi-generational favorite for luxury travellers.

  • Freddy’s Bar was named after Freddy Heineken, who was a regular here.

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The Dylan

A man in a green suit smiling standing on a sidewalk in front of an ornate building in Amsterdam. There are bicycles and a sign reading 'The Dylan Amsterdam Boat Landing' nearby. A vintage street lamp is also in the scene.

  • 40 rooms and suites with unique layouts.

  • Two-Michelin-starred Restaurant Vinkeles on-site.

  • Beautiful inner courtyard garden.

  • Interiors mix period architecture with bold design.

  • Canal views from select rooms.

  • Attentive yet discreet service.

Keizersgracht

One of Amsterdam’s most stylish stays, The Dylan combines a 17th-century landmark with sleek contemporary interiors. Its Michelin-starred restaurant, serene courtyard, and discreet luxury make it a favourite of design-savvy travellers. It feels intimate yet indulgent, with a strong sense of place.

Location: Keizersgracht 384, 1016 GA Amsterdam, Netherlands

Price: From ~€500+ per night

Vibe: Elegant, intimate, design-led

A cozy interior scene with a round glass table and two chairs near a small window with open white shutters, revealing a view of rooftops and a tree outside.

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A modern hotel bedroom featuring a four-poster bed with white linens, two wall-mounted reading lamps, a small table with a flower vase and two chairs, a black cabinet, and floor-to-ceiling curtains.

  • Boutique scale with full luxury features.

  • Surrounded by boutiques in the Nine Streets.

  • The hotel occupies the former site of a 17th-century theatre.

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Conservatorium Hotel

A historic multi-story building with ornate architecture featuring turrets, arched windows, and detailed stonework, situated in an urban setting with people walking and bicycles parked in front.

  • 129 rooms and suites, many with double-height ceilings.

  • Interiors by Piero Lissoni.

  • Akasha Holistic Wellbeing Centre with large pool.

  • Taiko restaurant serves modern Asian cuisine.

  • Striking glass atrium lobby.

  • Steps from Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum.

Museum Quarter

A former music conservatory turned luxury hotel, the Conservatorium pairs soaring architecture with sleek, contemporary interiors by Piero Lissoni. Its glass atrium, world-class spa, and prime Museum Quarter location make it a magnet for design lovers. It’s polished, dramatic, and very high-end.

Location: Paulus Potterstraat 50, 1071 DB Amsterdam, Netherlands

Price: From ~€700 per night

Vibe: Dramatic, design-forward, cultural

Indoor dining area at a modern restaurant with a glass ceiling, brick walls, and stylish black and green chairs arranged around tables, including a large round table with floral decorations.

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Modern hotel room with large glass windows, a bed with white linens, a bedside table with a vase of blue flowers, and sitting area with chairs and a television.

  • Favoured by celebrities and creatives.

  • Full five-star services with design edge.

  • The hotel’s soaring glass atrium was once the building’s central courtyard.

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