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

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

Tucked into the adorable village, snug against an arching natural dune.

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

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

Like a massive adult playground. Airy, open modern vibe, with sculptural elements and art installations throughout.

A refreshing twist on Amsterdam tradition, the historic exterior hides bold, eclectic interior design.

Quintessentially Amsterdammer, right on a canalfront street.

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

Cool, contemporary and ultra-comfy.

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

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

Hugging the water, gorgeous views aplenty and a privileged location to take advantage of all that Amsterdam has to offer.

Comfy beds make it tough to get up early. But the free coffee in the lobby certainly helps.

True, it’s just a single bed. That said, it’s in the former mayor’s home, so it’s got some fanciness goin’ on.

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

It's not a room, it's a Cubi – think modular mood-lit living space.

Modern, quirky and totally comfortable.

Central Rembrandtplein location steps from the tram (for those few places you can’t walk to).

Brilliantly situated within walking distance to numerous eateries, the butterfly gardens, museums and public transport.

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

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

Dutch design ‘tude meets Asian flair in this authentic Amsterdam canal-house-turned-lodging.

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

Housed in the former Town Hall and Archive of the Amstel Community, towering high above De Pijp – Amsterdam’s hippest ‘hood

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

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

Welcoming visitors since 1882, and still just as hospitable.

Designed for 'mobile citizens of the world' with the amenities essential for those on the go, like community iMacs, free WiFi and soundproof rooms.

Four restaurants, four Michelin stars. The food here is fabulous. Breakfast: 34.00€

Just a 10-min gratis ferry ride from the central station and city centre.