Hotel Amstelzicht 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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No pets allowed
Location
Offering luggage storage, the smoke-free Hotel Amstelzicht Amsterdam lies in Red Light District, which is one of the oldest parts of town, around 25 minutes' walk from the private Vondelpark and a mere 1.4 km from the long - established Artis Zoo. Located just 1.8 km from the Dutch art Van Gogh Museum, the 3-star hotel features 14 rooms with views of the canal.
Begijn is not very far away, while Amsterdam Centraal train station is within reach of the hotel. The Amstelzicht Amsterdam is approximately 200 metres from the fantastical Pathe Tuschinski Cinema and about 5 minutes on foot from Waterlooplein underground station. The nearby entertainment options include the world-famous neoclassical Concertgebouw, which is 2.2 km away. There is Rembrandtplein bus stop only 5 minutes' walk away.
Ironing equipment, along with a minibar, coffee and tea making facilities, provide in-room convenience at the Amstelzicht. The rooms also feature private bathrooms. Bathrooms are fitted with a separate toilet and a shower as well as a hair dryer and a shower cap.
Cafe de Jaren offers a variety of Dutch delicacies and lies 350 metres away.
Review by hotel critic
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Amsterdam, I recently reveled in a captivating blend of historic charm and modern comfort at a boutique hotel overlooking the picturesque river Amstel. Immersing myself in the city's cultural tapestry, I discovered the compelling narrative of Amsterdam through masterpieces like Breitner's The Dam, unveiling centuries of captivating history.My exploration extended to the world heritage State Hermitage Museum, offering Dutch and international visitors a profound cultural experience akin to a reciprocal concert where groundbreaking jazz harmonizes with the past. Roaming the district, I encountered the allure of the Gothic-style Oude Kerk and the modern allure of designer boutiques at the Roermond Designer Outlet.The fusion of traditional Dutch aesthetics within contemporary amenities showcased in this 17th-century townhouse fostered a journey that seamlessly intertwined with Amsterdam's rich artistic legacy, promising an unforgettable cultural escapade.
