Hotel Search

The most excellent Amsterdam hotels often get booked up well in advance. The capital has a lack of space, because of its canals and narrow streets, and also has a wealth of top tourist attractions: the Anne Frank House, the Van Gogh Museum, the Rijksmuseum, Rembrandt’s House and even the red light district and the notorious drug cafes.

Yet Amsterdam has an extensive choice of hotels to outfit all tastes and budgets, from designer-chic luxury to inexpensive and character canalside houses via midrange reasonable alternatives. There are even floating boat Amsterdam Hotels, expediently positioned a short walk from Amsterdam’s main Central Station.

Budget Hotels in Amsterdam

The Acacia

Amstel Botel

For a archetypal Amsterdam canalside place, these are the good budget Amsterdam hotels preference.

Being close to the station is a plus point in Amsterdam, as this is where most train and plane tourists will get there. Amsterdam’s streets can be difficult to negotiate and taxis often have to take a long way round so as to search out somewhere. Canals are attractive although they do generate problems! Any hotel that is close enough to walk to from Central Station is worth in search of.

Check online Amsterdam hotels booking agencies, services in addition to the hotels direct. If checking with a hotel site, it may show ‘no accommodation’ for precise dates only since some rooms have been blocked off for sale by booking agencies. Such travel agencies might have them at a reasonable price, too, so always check around.

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