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Capsule Hotel

If you don't fear enclosed spaces and you don't mind floating on a river all night, get a capsule room on the Hague!

Amstel Intercontinental

There are plenty of places to stay in Amsterdam if you’re among the fun-seeking youth that regularly descend upon this town, but if you’re a member of the Dutch royalty, you stay at the Amstel. The Amstel is a breathtakingly grand place, with an old-fashioned, almost stuffy air that, in this perm...

Citizenm Hotel Amsterdam Airport

The idea of the airport hotel has certainly changed. Of course it needed to: just the phrase “airport hotel” has become a sort of punchline, a phrase we use to describe the worst kind of hotel. But CitizenM has its own Facebook page. The other airport hotels just want you to check out on time, wi...

Hotel Des Indes

Though the cutting edge of modern design may arguably be located in the Netherlands, here on the Hague’s stately Lange Voorhout boulevard you’ll find a different sort of Dutch design. The Hotel des Indes has long been the Hague’s grand dame, and its 19th-century atmosphere is still overpowering, ...

Hotel Roemer

Hotels in Amsterdam are an odd business. For all the talk about ultra-edgy Dutch design it’s often forgotten that they’ve got quite a lot of protected historic architecture to contend with. The Hotel Roemer, however, expertly manages this fusion of old and new — behind its 18th-century townhouse ...

Hotel Vondel

Other Amsterdam boutique hotels get more attention, but the quietly stylish Vondel has become one of the city’s most desirable lodgings. And it’s easy to see why: a charming townhouse setting, located just off the nightlife-centric Leidseplein and close to the Museumplein and the shops on PC Hoof...

Lloyd Hotel

There’s more to Amsterdam than hostels and canal houses, to be sure. And with Dutch design all the rage, it’s odd that something like the Lloyd Hotel hasn’t been attempted before. From the outside it’s anything but a design statement, a century-old former prison, a listed historic monument that l...

Lute Suites

For a couple of years now, Peter Lute’s restaurant has been luring foodies from Amsterdam out to the suburb of Ouderkerk aan de Amstel. Now there’s another attraction: a row of seven old cottages alongside the river has been converted into a sort of minimally serviced apartment-hotel,...

Seven One Seven

All the big stereotypes about Dutch hotels (freaky modernist design, low-budget student digs) are right out the window — Seven One Seven is as traditional and as haute-luxury as they come, just eight sumptuous rooms (six of them actually suites) in a landmark 19th-century house along the Prinzeng...

Sofitel The Grand Amsterdam

Everything you’d expect from a hotel called the Grand, including a dignified old-world exterior, a location in the heart of the historic city center, every imaginable service and amenity, and a guestbook that reads like a social register, including captains of industry, heads of state, and ...

The Dylan Amsterdam

<!--The Dylan Amsterdam is, obviously, the sister hotel to the legendary Blakes London - which is not to say, however, that it is a reproduction, an exact copy of a London fixture, transplanted to the streets of Amsterdam. This Blakes has a personality all its own, starting from its location in a...