Where to stay in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Amsterdam moves at the speed of a bike — easygoing, stylish, and quietly rebellious. It’s a place where 17th-century canals hold space for record shops, indie cafés, and brown bars with better conversation than any five-star lounge.
Whether you’re in town for the museums or just hoping to catch the city in one of its golden-hour moods, your hotel stay should fit the vibe. We cut through the noise and filtered out the fluff.
These are the top 5 hotels travelers genuinely rave about.
Top 5 picks from the Foresyte community.
#5 The Grand
Shared by Jason Moore – 757 ❤️
“Grand in the old-world way with a quiet pulse of modern indulgence.”
#4 Canal House
Shared by Travis Torres – 896 ❤️
“A canal-side muse with eclectic energy and rooms that flirt with the past.”
#3 Boutique
Shared by Damien – 979 ❤️
“Hidden behind ivy and full of character this one charms you slowly.”
#2 De L’Europe
Shared by Sarah Novak – 983 ❤️
“Effortless polish in a location that never misses every detail here knows its place.”
#1 TwentySeven
Shared by Jared Stills – 1.25K ❤️
“Velvet walls and chandelier moments the kind of place that feels kissed by candlelight.”
Amsterdam Hotels FAQ.
What’s the best area to stay in Amsterdam?
Jordaan is a favorite for its artsy charm and canals. De Pijp is trendy and packed with cafés. Centrum puts you near the action, while Oud-West balances local vibes with convenience. Each neighborhood has its own personality—pick your pace.
Are hotels in Amsterdam expensive?
Mid-range hotels average around €150–€250 per night. Luxury options like Conservatorium or Pulitzer can reach €400–€700+. Budget stays or boutique B&Bs often start near €100.
Is it better to stay near the canals in Amsterdam?
Definitely—many travelers aim to stay along the inner canal belt (Grachtengordel) for postcard views and easy walking distance to attractions. Just know these spots fill up fast.
Is Amsterdam walkable?
Extremely. The city’s compact layout means you can stroll or bike almost anywhere. Many hotel zones are 15–20 minutes from major landmarks by foot or tram.
What time of year offers the best hotel rates in Amsterdam?
You’ll find the lowest rates in January and February, and again in early November. Rates spike in April (tulip season) and during summer.
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