Beschrijving Formerly the residence of a celebrated 19th-century Dutch artist, now lavishly decorated in a style he would have been quite at home in – with welcome 21st-century touches, and generous, genuinely engaged hosts. The champagne breakfast is unsurpassed. You’re a tad out of the centre, but a short hop by tram A little out of the centre, in a quiet area of Amsterdam East, overlooking a park but on a fairly busy road. The Tropenmuseum and Artis zoo are within close walking distance; other sights require wheels. The main museums and the city centre/canal belt are about 20 minutes away by tram (a little less by taxi); the café and dining quarter of De Pijp is 10-15 minutes away by tram, but a small quarter about five minutes’ walk away is fast becoming a mini dining-out hub. Each suite is individually and sumptuously decorated, and is more spacious than you’ll find pretty much anywhere else in town (outside of a three-figure, presidential suite price bracket). There are personal touches to the décor, too, such as a mural of irises painted by Camilla, and artwork brought as gifts by returning guests. Both suites have a separate bedroom and drawing room, and enormous bathrooms (with Clarins products). The Isaac Israels suite has its own garden terrace, and there are iPod docking stations, Nespresso machines and refreshment facilities in both suites (and much, much more).

Description This luxury hotel in Amsterdam has repeatedly been crowned the number one luxury hotel in the Netherlands. Located in the Museum Square district, the true heart of the city, the Conservatorium is an architectural masterpiece that combines a landmark heritage building with graceful, contemporary design. Guests enjoy a selection of restaurants, a bar, lounge and 1,000 sq m Akasha Holistic Wellbeing. In this vibrant and elegant setting, the city's crown jewels – the Van Gogh Museum, Concertgebouw, Rijksmuseum, Vondelpark and Amsterdam's most indulgent shopping – are literally at your doorstep. For culture and for business, it's a location like no other.

Description .Located in the heart of the “9-streets” area on the prestigious “Keizersgracht” canal, The Dylan Amsterdam is the ideal home base as you discover the hidden treasures of Amsterdam’s past and present. Get pampered by the genuine and kind service of our Les Clef d’Or Concierge team. Let them take care of every detail during your stay, whether it being a transfer, guided tour or a reservation for a special dinner at Amsterdam’s most sought after restaurants. The Dylan Hotel Amsterdam is one of Amsterdam’s most enviable and prestigious locations overlooking the center canal, the Keizersgracht. Set within the “grachtengordel”, the city’s central canal-belt, as well as in Amsterdam’s chic shopping district, “The Nine Streets” (“De Negen straatjes”), The Dylan Hotel Amsterdam provides the ideal base from which to explore the distinct wonders and historic charm of the Low Countries most intriguing city.

Description On a beautiful canal, within walking distance of the major museums and with a hip shopping quarter on its doorstep, the Hoxton has a buzzing lounge-bar, a great all-day restaurant, a style that mixes recent with retro, and good-sized, comfortable rooms

Description Welcome to Luxury Suites Amsterdam: a timeless and luxurious suite-only hotel in Amsterdam’s beating city heart. We provide our guests with outstanding services in a lavish ambiance, where you can enjoy a wonderful night’s sleep. Luxury Suites Amsterdam is an intimate and charming oasis of peace and quiet, located in the historic city center. Amsterdam’s famous sights, such as the Dam Square and the Waterloo Square, are just a short walk away. The hotel is surrounded by the city's finest bars and restaurants, but you can also enjoy a drink in our beautifully designed bar - where we serve the most exclusive local and foreign liquors.

Description Meet quintessential Dutch elegance in an intricate maze of 25 connecting Golden Age canal houses. This hidden neighborhood features: intimate guest rooms, tranquil inner gardens, meeting & event spaces, a garden café, a hotel bar and a restaurant that serves simple yet beautifully crafted dishes. Pulitzer Amsterdam is a unique blend of up-market, traditional and modern Dutch craftsmanship hidden amongst the city’s iconic canals.

Description Each suite is assigned a butler, and the easy-going, quietly polite, effortlessly helpful attitude of the staff really does give you the feeling that for once the claim that ‘everything is possible’ is not a false one. The staff appear happy and to get on well with each other, which always leads to a convivial atmosphere. There’s an excellent restaurant and cocktail bar, with a plush guests-only VIP lounge attached to the bar, should it prove too busy with hoi polloi. There’s no spa, but each suite has its own steam room and whirlpool bath, and fitness equipment can be provided. Suites vary in size (from large to enormous), and each is individually decorated in a similarly opulent style to the public areas, though with variations in mood and colour (cool blues and grey perhaps, or richer bronze and crimson). Some have views of the Royal Palace, and one boasts a large (heated) terrace overlooking shoppers on the Rokin. Quadruple glazing in the suites means that busy life on the Dam below passes in absolute silence – the overall mood is one of domestic sanctuary. The mini bar is stocked with a good range of wines and spirits, there’s a top-range espresso machine, and a tablet controls mood-lighting and other room features – though there is no dock or other music facility. The artwork (curated by a local gallery) changes periodically, and may not suit all tastes (my suite sported a large picture of a tiger and a composite photo of Jackie Kennedy, a Cadillac and a bottle of Chanel perfume).White marble bathrooms have a large whirlpool bath, twin showers that double as a steam room, and come with Lanvin and Lalique products.