Nassaukade 377, Amsterdam, Netherlands | (251) 219-4428
Within walking distance to Leidseplein, Museumplein,
and public transportation
Traditional canal house with period details and design-conscious decor
Handsome rooms with flat-screen TVs,
minibars, and Nespresso machines
Most rooms have lovely views of the Amsterdam canals
and city
Made-to-order and buffet staples served at breakfast (for a fee)
Convenient bike rental makes exploring the city easier
Free Wi-Fi throughout the property
Some rooms are cramped and get street noise
Breakfast costs extra
Fee for tea and coffee pods in rooms
Reception closes in the evening
Rooms lack phones
The three-pearl 377 House - Amsterdam is a traditional canal house with fashionable, design-conscious decor and a romantic vibe that makes it a hit with visiting couples. It’s
optimally located next to one of Amsterdam’s canals, which means there are great views from many of its 15 air-conditioned rooms. A dark and handsome design characterizes the rooms, though some can be cramped. And on-site features are fairly limited to free Wi-Fi, bike rentals, and breakfast (for a fee). The Hotel De Hallen is a nearby alternative with an equally trendy design plus an on-site
dining option and a public computer.
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Scene
Traditional canal house with modern, sleek interiors drawing vacationing couples
377 House - Amsterdam is housed in a traditional canal house characterized by dark brown bricks and white trim. Despite being remodeled, the
building maintains much of its original structural aspects, such as narrow steps
to the front door and a small interior staircase to the main floor where the elevator is
located. These stairs and narrow carpeted hallways might make it difficult for people with compromised mobility to navigate the hotel. The property lacks a traditional lobby, but rather has a small wooden
desk at the end of the main hall. Modern photographs and classical art pieces
hang on the walls, exemplifying the contrast of the hip modernism and historical
style of the hotel. The small breakfast room has a dark and moody gray-and-blue color scheme, tables with a mix of chairs and couches for seating, tiled
floors, and large blue built-in shelves displaying knick knacks. The hotel draws mostly vacationing couples.
Location
Within walking distance of Leidseplein, Musemplein, and other areas of interest
The hotel is located in the Overtoombuurt neighborhood
next to the outer ring of Amsterdam’s Canal Rings. It’s a busy area and
easily within walking distance to popular destinations, public transportation,
and nearby dining options. A five-minute walk takes travelers to the
Leidseplein, a transport hub with many restaurants and bars. The natural beauty and outdoor events of
Vondelpark is not far from the hotel -- just a six-minute walk. Museumplein, a public square that’s home to
three museums (including the Van Gogh Museum), takes 15 minutes to reach on foot. The Nine Streets shopping area is also a 15-minute walk. The
world famous Red Light District, an area known for legal prostitution,
marijuana, sex shops, and fetish bars, is an 18-minute tram ride away. Schiphol
Amsterdam Airport is a 16-minute drive.
Rooms
Design-conscious rooms with minibars and small bathrooms, some with canal views
Guest rooms at the 377 House have a design-conscious, handsome look. Cool tones of slate gray and black create a relaxing atmosphere, while plush
and wood-framed headboards, tile or wooden floors, and filament lightbulbs add sophistication. Room sizes vary; some are spacious for a European property, while others are cramped and barely big enough to fit a bed. Some of the rooms have views of the canal, and all have flat-screen TVs, minibars, and kettles, but no phones. Units also have Nespresso machines, but the capsules cost extra (except for guests who book directly through the hotel website). Beige-tile bathrooms
are also a tight fit, but they include walk-in shower stalls, hairdryers, heated towel racks, magnifying mirrors, and
toiletries. Some past guests have complained of overheard street noise.
Features
Breakfast for a fee, bike rental, and free Wi-Fi
Though this hotel lacks a restaurant, they do serve a combination of hot made-to-order dishes and a buffet breakfast every morning in a chic dining room. Breakfast isn’t included
with room rates, though those who book through the
hotel’s website get a discount. Other on-site features are limited, but there’s also an on-site bike rental for guests and free Wi-Fi
throughout the property.
