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22 hotels on this page
Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht
Marcel Wanders interiors feature bell chandeliers, Delft blue tiling, tulip chairs, and an atrium constellation of planetary globes.
Basecamp Amsterdam
Elevated timber cabins and cardboard Wikkelhouses connected by boardwalks over wild wetlands.
De Durgerdam Boutique Hotel
Buro Belen interiors feature smoked reclaimed timbers, custom wave-shaped headboards, and an Ingo Maurer net chandelier.
Faralda Crane Hotel
Three duplex suites built inside a rotating crane, accessed by glass elevator.
Hotel Jakarta
Prefabricated timber modules and curved bamboo beams surround a towering glass-enclosed subtropical atrium garden.
Hotel nhow Amsterdam RAI
Three shifted triangular glass volumes by OMA rise ninety-one meters above Europaplein.
Hotel Not Hotel Amsterdam
Freestanding installation rooms designed by Eindhoven artists feature a vintage tram carriage and secret bookcase hideaways.
Hotel The Exchange
Sixty-one rooms dressed like catwalk models in custom weaves developed with Tilburg TextielLab.
Hotel TwentySeven
Theatrical neo-baroque interiors layered with Venetian Rubelli damasks, Pierre Frey wallpapers, and sculpted Brand van Egmond chandeliers.
Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium Amsterdam
Soaring glass atrium enclosing the nineteenth-century brick courtyard, framing duplex suites above.
Pillows Grand Boutique Hotel Maurits at the Park
Restored 1908 university laboratory blending original yellow glazed tiles and soaring timber arches with a contemporary wing.
Pulitzer Amsterdam
Custom furniture, whimsical art installations, and Dutch Golden Age palettes contrast with restored timber beams and brickwork.
Rosewood Amsterdam
Studio Piet Boon interiors balancing restored woodwork and Dutch craftsmanship with Piet Oudolf courtyard gardens and contemporary artwork.
SWEETS Hotel Beltbrug
Yellow brickwork and custom joinery maximize the compact 1933 watch house interior.
SWEETS Hotel Kattenslootbrug
Space & Matter adapted the standalone control cabin into a tailored two-person suite.
SWEETS hotel Kortjewantsbrug
Space&Matter converted the 1960s cylindrical control tower into a split-level suite with a round bed.
SWEETS Hotel Oosterdoksdraaibrug
Adaptive reuse of a 2004 swing bridge control building into a glass-wrapped standalone waterfront suite.
SWEETS hotel Wiegbrug
Space-saving cabinetry and panoramic glass windows evoke an industrial canal-side cockpit.
Sweets Hotel Willemsbrug
Wraparound ribbon windows and custom textiles inside an undulating 1928 Amsterdam School structure.
The Dylan Amsterdam
Studio Linse interiors balance exposed timber rafters and quartzite counters across four distinct room collection styles.
W Amsterdam
Contrasting interiors by BK Architecture pairing telephone-exchange wire installations with marble-clad bank vault details.
Zoku Amsterdam
Retractable staircases and slatted wood screens tuck away elevated mezzanine beds.
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They did this well. You’ll notice.
art'otel Amsterdam
Over one hundred sculptures by Atelier Van Lieshout and an interactive video art curtain anchor the spaces.
Avani Museum Quarter Amsterdam Hotel
El Equipo Creativo paired rationalist mid-century lines with modernist art patterns and custom lighting.
Botel
Five giant red letter suites on deck, holding an indoor skate ramp.
Bunk Hotel Amsterdam
Modular white sleeping pods sit inserted beneath the high-vaulted wooden church trusses.
Canal House
Moody chiaroscuro interiors blending dark timber, purple velvet furnishings, Marcel Wanders lighting, and Bisazza mosaic bathrooms.
CityHub Amsterdam
Modular L-shaped sleeping pods with app-controlled mood lighting fill a converted warehouse.
Conscious Hotel Amsterdam City (The Tire Station)
Cradle-to-cradle furnishings, corkboard wall accents, and a glossy pink-tiled organic patisserie define the playful interiors.
Conscious Hotel Westerpark
Recycled yogurt-pot desks and cradle-to-cradle furnishings bring eco-industrial character to the historic red-brick building.
Four Elements Hotel Amsterdam
A biomimetic structure featuring natural solar chimneys, a climate cascade, and interiors of recycled concrete.
Generator Amsterdam
A 1917 zoological institute topped with a two-storey glass curtain wall facing Oosterpark.
Grand Hotel Amrâth Amsterdam
Intricate brickwork, stained glass skylights, and nautical wood carvings showcase Dutch expressionist craftsmanship throughout.
Hotel 717
High ceilings, timber sash windows, curated private art, and Welsh wool blankets furnish each room.
Gold. Extremely rare. Sets the global standard.
Silver. Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Bronze. They did this well. You’ll notice.
Listed. A defining trait. Makes the hotel what it is.
Design. Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
Luxe. Cared for at every turn. The bath is drawn before you ask.
Local. It could only be here. You wake up knowing where you are.
Heritage. A building with a story. Once a palace, a monastery, a station.
Wellness. You leave feeling new. Rest, sweat, soak and sleep like a stone.
Classic. The city grew up with it. Same rituals, same regulars, same bar.
Resort. A world of its own. Something to do from breakfast to nightcap.