Hotel De Hallen
Kinkerbuurt, Amsterdam-West, Amsterdam
“Industrial tram depot loft”
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Vibe
Industrial steel beams and glass skylights illuminate a buzzing central atrium filled with vintage Scandinavian furniture.
“Industrial tram depot loft”
Industrial 19th-century tram depot converted into a loft-style hotel with preserved brickwork.
Spacious glass-roof atrium filled with exposed steel beams, Scandinavian furniture and contemporary art.
Open atrium lounge bar and terrace integrated directly into the vibrant De Hallen complex.
In Amsterdam-West next to the buzzing Foodhallen market and creative stalls.
Rooms
Polished concrete, exposed brick, and mid-century seating bring warmth to loft-like spaces beneath soaring original ceilings.
Backstory
Constructed in 1902 as Amsterdam's first electric tram depot, the monumental brick complex was thoughtfully converted in 2014.
Eat & drink
Step directly from the lobby into Foodhallen, a lively indoor market serving local craft beers and global street food.
“Generally the best, most characterful hotels are either trailblazers or places with heritage. Hotel de Hallen is both.”
The neighborhood
Tucked into Amsterdam-West's residential Kinkerbuurt, the daily Ten Katemarkt operates right outside and the Jordaan is a quick ride away.
“Hotel de Hallen is located at a former streetcar depot just outside the famous Jordaan neighborhood in Amsterdam, a place where industrial heritage meets modern-day design.”
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