Who knew urban-cosy was a thing? These rooms have it down pat.

Dating back to Amsterdam’s Golden Age, this canal house was originally storage for voyagers. (Sooo, guess it's ok that you totally overpacked.)

Housed in three 17th-century buildings on the oldest canal in Amsterdam – an easy jaunt to biggies like the Anne Frank House.

All steel and exposed iron beams in a former factory space – but bursting with plants and greenery. Juxtaposition at its finest.

Thoughtful design combines mid-century style and Asian furnishings for a cool, eclectic décor.

Café Pontsteiger’s sun-drenched terrace is the perfect perch to make use of the free WiFi & map the day’s game plan (over a cocktail, ideally).

Wood is the star here, as original elements perfectly combine with modern art & design for a contemporary chic feel.

Once a centre for World War II refugees – now a refuge for weary travellers. Lest we forget our history.

Newly opened stunner in posh Jordaan ‘hood. Bring your strollin’ shoes.

3 adjacent canal houses with views of the Oosterdok and Central Library, a 10-min jaunt from Amsterdam Centraal train station.

Who knew urban-cosy was a thing? These rooms have it down pat.

Historic building decked out in crystal chandeliers, exotic plants and colourfully quirky prints.

Super convenient when you're running about: a short drive to Schiphol and to downtown.

Cool techy in-room perks include voice-controlled shades & bathrooms’ flat screen-embedded mirrors.

Perfectly situated within walking distance of the central train station.

Modern, quirky and totally comfortable.

Even greener, if that's possible, than the rest of the city, sitting right at the edge of Amsterdam Forest.

Used to be a diamond factory, and rooms still shine bright with modern industrial-chic decor and luxe beds.

Spot-on location in the heart of the fashion and museum quarter.

The Canvas features funky communal tables, 360 degree views of Amsterdam and totally local ingredients.

Steps from the tram for easy access to the centre or rent a bike and get there in a flash.

Dutch design reigns supreme, from architecture to furnishings. Art exhibits rotate every 3 months, inspiring uniquely themed food & bevvies to match.

Stunning architecture and modern style that’s cozy, not cold.

Smart design & functional comfort flow throughout this laid-back atmosphere with communal spaces aplenty.

Just opened in spring 2019, so you get that new hotel smell along with a flat-screen, minibar, Nespresso machine and free WiFi.

A hub for artists, musicians and anyone who appreciates art and music. Live events are on nonstop. Don’t miss ‘em.

5 canal houses are united by their love of updated mid-century mod. Mezzanine-level coffee/cocktail den is a must. (Non-negotiable.)

Don’t be fooled by the traditional exterior. Inside, it’s an eclectic mashup of straight-up glitz and rocker-glam.

The energy of a hostel with the polished style of a boutique hotel – even the bathrooms are gorgeous(!).

Well-situated location tucked away on a quiet street, but well within walking distance to shops and sights.

Restored 17th & 18th century canal-houses-turned-lodging lets ya play local (if only for a night).