Hotel Mai Amsterdam
De Wallen, Amsterdam-Centrum, Amsterdam
“Canal-house Chinatown boutique”
Vibe
Mid-century lines meet Asian decorative elements in a 17th-century canal house, complete with rotating contemporary art exhibitions at the adjacent gallery.
“Canal-house Chinatown boutique”
A 1609 monumental canal building on Geldersekade, formerly used for whale oil storage and glassworks.
Canal-facing rooms in Amsterdam Chinatown with direct rear access onto the historic Zeedijk street.
Mid-century furnishings paired with Asian decorative elements and rotating contemporary exhibitions at adjacent Gallery MAI.
On the Geldersekade canal in Chinatown, moments from Zeedijk and Amsterdam Centraal station.
Rooms
Canal-facing rooms look out over Geldersekade through soundproof glass, with compact layouts, rainfall showers, and freestanding soaking tubs in top tiers.
Backstory
Dating to 1609, the monumental canal building originally served as a whale oil storehouse and later housed a glass manufacturing works.
Eat & drink
Mornings begin with breakfast at MAI Kitchen, while an informal lounge hosts an honesty bar where guests pour their own evening drinks.
The neighborhood
Fronting the Geldersekade canal in Amsterdam Chinatown, the building offers direct rear access onto historic Zeedijk near Amsterdam Centraal station.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.