Volkshotel Amsterdam
Weesperbuurt en Plantage, Amsterdam-Centrum, Amsterdam
“Creative-class newspaper clubhouse”
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Vibe
Freelancers and creatives share communal desks at the lobby café before the basement sound bar opens for late-night vinyl sets.
“Creative-class newspaper clubhouse”
Werkplaats co-working lobby, Doka subterranean sound bar, and Canvas rooftop club hosting regular DJ sets.
Industrial interiors by Studio Müller Van Tol featuring nine custom suites conceived by Dutch artists.
The 1965 De Volkskrant newspaper headquarters transformed with graphic print motifs and industrial concrete.
On Wibautstraat in Amsterdam-Oost, right at Wibautstraat metro station and a short ride to the center
Rooms
Industrial concrete and bold print graphics anchor the rooms, complemented by nine one-off artist suites styled like cabins or private cinemas.
Wellness
Wood-fired cedar hot tubs and an open-air sauna sit on the rooftop deck, offering sweeping views over Amsterdam.
Backstory
Built in 1965 as the headquarters of daily newspaper De Volkskrant, the modernist block operated as a sprawling artist incubator before its hotel conversion.
Eat & drink
Grab espresso at the lobby café, share plates at rooftop Canvas in the former canteen, or head downstairs to subterranean sound bar Doka.
The neighborhood
Set on broad Wibautstraat in Amsterdam-Oost, the hotel sits directly atop a metro stop connecting straight into the historic canal ring.
“The old offices of De Volkskrant newspaper, turned into an affordable hotel with a club, bar, and restaurant, buzz with life again...”
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.