Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht has been open for over a year now and is one of the most luxurious hotels in Amsterdam. Located on the beautiful Prinsengracht canals, this hotel is very close to all of Amsterdam’s main attractions and shopping districts. The Bluespoon Bar serves cutting-edge cocktails and typical Dutch food made with local produce. Bluespoon Restaurant also works with local produce where possible and has Dutch dishes on the menu. Be sure to reserve a table closest to the kitchen to see the chef’s magical dishes. The interior and rooms were designed by Dutch icon designer Marcel Wanders. The 122 rooms are luxurious and offer amenities such as complimentary snacks and soft drinks from the mini-bar, local phone calls and Wi-Fi.

DoubleTree by Hilton Amsterdam Centraal Station offers one of the best views of the city. Make your way to the Sky Lounge and view Amsterdam; From the historic buildings to the busy harbor, the scenery is breathtaking. Ready to go and explore? The hotel’s location right next to Central Station makes it very easy to get into the city and see all the sights. At the end of the day, enjoy free Wi-Fi and Apple computers in every room. It’s easy to wake up in the mornings with floor-to-ceiling windows and a beautiful view. Plus, you’ll love the warm signature chocolate chip cookie when you check out.

Located along the Prinsengracht canal, Seven One Seven is a magnificent mansion offering just nine exquisite rooms and suites. Each room is decorated differently; antique furniture sits naturally in rooms decorated with bright walls and classic art. The Seven One Seven has an ‘all in’ pricing philosophy, with room rates including breakfast, afternoon tea, drinks and house wines. Pamper yourself with in-room massages or enjoy a cigarette in the hotel library. The Seven One Seven hotel is appropriately exclusive. It offers the best temporary home with first class atmosphere and facilities. Seven One Seven is the perfect choice for a romantic getaway!

One of the latest additions to the Amsterdam hotel scene is the beautiful boutique hotel Sir Albert. Located in the luxurious De Pijp neighborhood, the hotel is an upscale experience. Elegant furnishings, excellent amenities and close proximity to many attractions such as the Rijksmuseum. Sir Albert is the perfect hotel for a romantic stay in Amsterdam. A home away from home. The building was built in 1895 and was a former diamond factory. High ceilings and large windows are characteristic of its former use. The hotel offers 90 rooms and suites, each equipped with a flat-screen LED satellite TV, iPod docking station, free WiFi, coffee machine and private bar. Breakfast is served at the Izakaya restaurant.

Experience another “Royal Palace of Amsterdam” by staying at the five-star Hotel De L’Europe. Located right in the heart of Amsterdam, on the Amstel River, the hotel boasts elegant d?-cor, spectacular views, decadent dining options and maximum comfort. Enjoy a drink on the terrace or admire Alfred “Freddy” Heineken’s personal collection in the hotel. Make yourself at home in one of the 88 rooms and 23 suites. Decorated with hardwood floors, fine linens and bold colors, the rooms make Hotel De L’Europe an upscale place to relax and enjoy. You can go to many attractions when you are ready to see.

Along the Prinsengracht, the canal dedicated to the Prince of Orange, Hotel Pulitzer is more of a neighborhood than a hotel. In 1970, 12 historic canal houses were renovated and became the Hotel Pulitzer. Since then, the total number of connected canal houses has grown to 25, and the hotel grounds now cover almost an entire city block. The Pulitzer Art Gallery is located within the connecting corridors and gardens between the Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht canal houses. The Keizersgracht 238 restaurant specializes in grilled food, while the Pulitzer Bar is one of Amsterdam’s most luxurious bar rooms. Hotel Pulitzer, “Eveweg,” Witness the city from the canals on a Dutch private boat.

From the moment you enter the lobby to the moment you hand over your keys, the grandeur and elegance of the InterContinental Amstel Amsterdam Hotel will take your breath away. The hotel prides itself on personal service as it has 79 rooms and 140 staff to help you get the most out of your experience. Whether you need a dining reservation or advice on where to go and what to do, the InterContinental is here to help. Indulge in one of the three restaurants, one of which is a Michelin-starred restaurant. Don’t forget to take time to admire the Amstel River – the hotel radiates over the river. Spend some time on the terrace or set sail on the hotel’s private boat.

The building that houses Sofitel Legend The Grand has evolved over the centuries from a 15th century monastery to a City Hall; now a luxury five-star hotel offering 125 spacious rooms and 52 luxury suites. From the beginning, big and important people often come to the building. For example, Queen Beatrix was married on this site in 1966. The hotel itself is a historical attraction. Plus, dine at Holland’s first Raw Bar. Also, be sure to have some tea somewhere – the hotel is said to serve the best high tea in Amsterdam. Maybe you just need a relaxing weekend. Read a novel in the backyard or make an appointment at the spa. Tour the city in a horse-drawn carriage or cruise the canals on a classic saloon boat. Whatever you decide, Sofitel Legend The Grand will not disappoint.

Located along the Keizersgracht, which consists of several canal houses and quaint courtyards, Dylan offers just a glimpse of the beauty and authenticity of Amsterdam. As Dylan believes that every person is different, every room is different and has its own personality. If you love French cuisine, don’t miss Restaurant Vinkeles – it’s a culinary must. Want to explore the city? See the sights from the water and board The Dylan’s very own wooden boat. Afterwards, head to Negen Straatjes (Nine Little Streets) to shop at the boutique shops and enjoy a coffee or tea.

Located next to Amsterdam’s museum and fashion districts, the Conservatorium Hotel has a total of 129 rooms; is a destination. Recharge your batteries at the world-class spa. Join a yoga class, relax in the Watsu pool, get stronger at the fitness club, and more. Perhaps start the evening at one of the bars. You will also notice that the building has a unique heritage. Throughout its history, before the hotel opened in 2012, the building housed both a bank and the Sweelinck Conservatory (three music institutes). The hotel keeps much of the original structure intact, but adds a unique flare. The hotel’s historic charm, contemporary design and luxurious amenities make the Conservatory the total package.