One of eight vibes
Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
36 hotels on this page
They did this well. You’ll notice.
Hotel Estheréa
Theatrical maximalist interiors layering bold floral wallpaper, sparkling crystal chandeliers, rich velvets, mahogany paneling, and indoor aquariums.
Hotel Jan Luyken
Interiors feature Rosa Norvegia marble, rich velvet seating, and restored emerald entrance tiles curated by Nicemakers.
Hotel JL No76
Guest rooms feature custom textile-pattern wallpapers by artist Barbara Broekman paired with contemporary furnishings.
Hotel Mercier
Eclectic Art Deco interiors styled with rich velvets, vintage prints, and custom textile artworks by Claes Iversen.
Hotel Pontsteiger
Raw concrete ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass inside a landmark waterfront ceramic building.
Hotel The Craftsmen Amsterdam
Upcycled antique tools, repurposed airplane parts, and trade-themed rooms curated with bespoke craftsmanship.
Hotel V Fizeaustraat
A 1970s Piet Zanstra office block remade with timber paneling and a bicycle-chain chandelier.
Hotel V Nesplein
Loft-style rooms pairing exposed concrete walls with gold wallpaper and vintage furnishings.
Hotel V Oosterpark
A raw concrete skeleton wrapped in flush glass curtain walls facing Oosterpark.
Hotel van de Vijsel
Nicemakers set salvaged historic timber posts against mid-century furnishings and bold modern art.
INK Hotel Amsterdam - MGallery
Concrete Architects infused typography motifs, letterpress blocks, and hand-drawn chalk maps throughout.
Kimpton De Witt Hotel
Delft-inspired graphic floor tiles, living botanical entrance walls, and playful porcelain parrot sculptures throughout.
Max Brown Hotel Museum Square
Saar Zafrir layered brown leather and distressed mirrors across four interconnected townhouses.
Morgan & Mees Amsterdam
Nine bespoke rooms feature preserved nineteenth-century woodwork, herringbone oak floors, and muted monochrome palettes by Marius Haverkamp.
Mr Jordaan Hotel
Custom headboards cut in canal-gable silhouettes, vintage accents, and exposed attic beams.
Park Centraal Amsterdam
Interiors by studio FG Stijl blend Dutch modernist touches with sculptural entrance art, arched mirrors, and rich, layered textures.
Park Plaza Vondelpark
Avian motifs, living moss wall art, and custom oak furniture bring local park wildlife into the interiors.
Pestana Amsterdam Riverside Hotel
Studio Linse juxtaposes clean minimalist guest quarters against museum-like coffered ceilings and soaring marble archways.
Room Mate Aitana
A sculpted, cantilevered glass facade with floor-to-ceiling views across the IJ river.
Ruby Emma Hotel & Bar
A LEED Platinum tower wrapped in over sixteen hundred climate-reactive motorized aluminum shading sails.
Sir Adam Hotel
Raw concrete pillars frame floor-to-ceiling IJ river views, paired with in-room Crosley turntables and Gibson guitars.
Sir Albert Hotel
Custom Piet Hein Eek furniture accents tobacco-brown leather lounges and monochrome guest rooms.
Soho House Amsterdam
Interiors incorporate Dutch Golden Age hues, restored 1930s woodwork, bespoke geometric rugs, and freestanding copper tubs in guestrooms.
The Bedstee Boutique Capsule Hotel
Custom wooden sleeping pods reinterpreting traditional Dutch box beds beneath vintage floral prints and Art Deco details.
The College Hotel Amsterdam
Studio Piet Boon interiors integrate high arched windows, chalkboard details, and timber beams in the former gymnasium.
The diamond Hotel
An angular glass facade lit to shimmer like a faceted diamond over Leidseplein.
The Hendrick's Hotel
Fusion Interiors Group layered maritime maps, brass fittings, and royal portrait plaques.
The Hoxton Amsterdam
Interiors by studio Nicemakers pairing herringbone timber floors with vintage mid-century furnishings and geometric brass lighting.
The Hoxton, Lloyd
Stained glass and geometric tiles meet retro timber joinery and playful concept suites.
The July - Twenty Eight
Martin Brudnizki interiors layer warm terracotta tones with custom Delft blue bathroom tiles.
The July Boat & Co
Amsterdam School brickwork pairs with Martin Brudnizki interiors featuring vintage seating, rich fabrics, and timber dock views.
The Nobleman
Thirteen themed rooms showcase repurposed Golden Age curiosities, bespoke Nilson beds, and freestanding copper soaking tubs.
The Toren Amsterdam
Theatrical baroque interiors by Wim van de Oudeweetering pair flocked velvet with painted ceilings.
Tribe Amsterdam City
London studio Feix&Merlin styled interiors with mirrored ceilings and hot-pink armchairs.
Volkshotel Amsterdam
Raw concrete interiors feature newsprint graphics, Dutch bedstee nooks, and nine individually commissioned artist suites.
Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam
Vermeer-inspired lapis and ochre palettes meet exposed ceiling beams and grand fireplaces.
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.