Hotel Amsterdam De Roode Leeuw
Amsterdam City Centre, Amsterdam-Centrum, Amsterdam
“Historic Damrak brasserie”
Vibe
Positioned directly on bustling Damrak, the historic property captures central Amsterdam’s constant hum from behind its landmark glass conservatory.
“Historic Damrak brasserie”
A monumental 1911 building designed by architect Foeke Kuipers, preserving historical character on central Damrak.
Continuous hospitality on Damrak featuring an iconic 1930 heated glass conservatory terrace overlooking the street.
Classic Dutch brasserie comfort food served alongside traditional pastries sourced from Amsterdam institution Patisserie Holtkamp.
On Damrak directly opposite De Bijenkorf department store, steps from the crowds of Dam Square
Rooms
Refurbished interiors offer a quiet retreat from the street, fitted with heavy soundproof glazing that keeps the city clamor outside.
Backstory
Dutch architect Foeke Kuipers designed the monumental 1911 building, continuing an innkeeping tradition on this Damrak plot that dates to the fifteenth century.
Eat & drink
The streetfront brasserie serves Dutch comfort dishes in its 1930 heated glass conservatory alongside classic pastries sourced from Patisserie Holtkamp.
The neighborhood
Step out onto Damrak directly opposite De Bijenkorf department store, with the Royal Palace and Dam Square just around the corner.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
More hotels in Amsterdam
