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Hotels in Amsterdam
230 Hotels
The Concert Hotel
De Lairessestraat 11

Hotel Rembrandt
Plantage Middenlaan 17

Hotel Arena
's-Gravesandestraat 55

The 116-room Hotel Arena is an historic landmark, built in 1889 as the Sint Elisabeth orphanage. It has been renovated to preserve many of the cool original architectural elements, including an elaborate Gothic, almost steampunk-looking grand lobby staircase. Unusual for Amsterdam, the Hotel Arena is set back from the street on its own grounds, with large outdoor areas for relaxing and socializing over cocktails and snacks, or, for the kids, jumping on the playground's (in-ground) trampoline.

Hotel Atlantis
Ceintuurbaan 215-217

The Hotel Atlantis is a solid choice for travelers seeking modern accommodations for a reasonable rate who don't mind a 10-minute tram ride to the city center. The two-and-a-half-pearl property is located in boho-chic De Pijp, location with sidewalk cafes, boutiques, and the open-air Albert Cuyp Market. Its 45 guest rooms are contemporary and tidy, with flat-screen TVs, electric kettles, and some have shared or private balconies or terraces, but all lack AC and mini-fridges. Features are limited to a continental breakfast for an extra charge, and free Wi-Fi throughout. The Hotel Fita offers free breakfast and is within a short walk of both the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum, but room rates can run a bit higher.

Avenue Hotel

The Avenue Hotel's Old Center location is ideal for exploring Amsterdam on foot, experiencing the city's nightlife, and perusing the city's popular boutiques without having to venture far from the small but reasonably priced rooms. It's geared toward budget-minded tourists and young couples; with a few larger loft-style bunk rooms, it's also suited to families and groups of friends who don't mind staying in close quarters. Light on amenities and with worn decor in rooms, the hotel is not the best choice for business travelers or those looking for more on-site conveniences. The hotel contracts with an outside parking company, and parking fees in the area are high -- but you don't need a car here, with public transportation plentiful and most of the major sights within walking distance. Both breakfast and Wi-Fi are free.

The Bridge Hotel
Amstel 107 /111

The mid-range Bridge Hotel is situated in a 19th-century building by the Amstel River, in a picturesque and peaceful area within walking distance of several attractions. Its 53 clean rooms are simply furnished with contemporary decor and colorful accents; categories range from the Single Room to the Apartments with fully equipped kitchens and living rooms. Amenities are limited to a Dutch buffet breakfast that's included in the room rate, plus free tea and coffee in the lounge throughout the day. Those with limited mobility should take note that there is no elevator and the building spans five floors.