Amsterdam Marriott Hotel
Vondelparkbuurt, Amsterdam-West, Amsterdam
“Refreshed Leidseplein base”
Vibe
Solid glass-brick reception pods and curated Dutch art anchor a lively ground floor that transitions effortlessly into an evening cocktail hub.
“Refreshed Leidseplein base”
Plush Marriott Revive bedding, This Works bath amenities, and an executive M Club lounge.
Bar TWLV serves craft cocktails and sharing plates across a day-to-night open lounge space.
Piet Boon rooms feature bespoke backlit furniture and Japanese washi accents alongside a glass-brick lobby.
Opposite bustling Leidseplein, steps from Vondelpark and a short walk to the Museum Quarter
Rooms
Studio Piet Boon layered Brutalist lines with warm washi paper details and bespoke backlit cabinetry for a calm, residential feel.
Wellness
A 24-hour fitness studio pairs free weights and cardio equipment with a quiet post-workout sauna.
Backstory
Built in 1975 by Brutalist architect Gerard de Klerk, this property marked Marriott’s very first expansion beyond North American shores.
Eat & drink
Midtown Grill pairs dry-aged steaks with a walk-in wine library, while Bar TWLV pours craft cocktails over shared small plates.
The neighborhood
Leidseplein’s nightlife buzzes just across the canal, with leafy paths through Vondelpark and the Rijksmuseum only minutes on foot.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.