Best Luxury Hotels in Netherlands

Amsterdam is famous for its canals and bridge houses can be found all over the city. SWEETS has created a collection of 28 iconic bridge houses and transformed them into large and very stylish suites. Each suite can be found in a slightly different location and boasts a unique style. Guests are sure to enjoy checking out the different suites and deciding which one suits their unique sense of style. Whether it be the Kattenslootbrug which has been designed in tribute to a 1950s Amsterdam school or the 17th century Amstelschutsluis, guests can be sure that they will be treated to a very memorable stay.

Set in the very heart of the Jordaan district, Canal House is an uber-chic 23-bedroom boutique hotel that can be found right on the edge of the Keizergracht. This collection of former and seventeenth-century merchants’ houses have been fully revamped and features a glamorous contemporary design that is very comfortable. In addition to their own private spaces, guests are treated to large and lavish shared amenities such as the large garden. The Garden House and Summer House have been designed for private gatherings, while there are several on-site eateries to choose from.

The 5-star InterContinental Amstel Amsterdam is not just another lavish hotel to be included in IHG Hotels & Resorts’ impressive Luxury & Lifestyle portfolio. The ‘Grand Dame of Amsterdam’ has provided an elegant and relaxing stay, overlooking the Amstel River, to guests from all over the world since 1867. Its central location facilitates the discovery of the iconic city while the hotel itself provides opportunities for fine dining with a stunning view in the Amstel Brasserie and a fully-equipped health & fitness club – complete with a sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and heated indoor swimming pool. The hotel’s 55 rooms and 24 suites are tastefully decorated with ornate furniture and Delft pottery to complement the exquisite décor and homely environment of the venue. Fit for any occasion, the hotel boasts 522m2 of meeting and event facilities, spread across 6 rooms. The InterContinental Amstel Amsterdam offers guests an exclusive opportunity to explore the Dutch capital in comfort and style.

As you walk into Andaz Amsterdam Prisengracht’s observatory themed lobby it soon becomes clear that this hotel is a design lovers paradise. The hotel occupies a former public library, and every inch of its spacious and welcoming interior is designed to convey stories of the capital and display Dutch heritage. The rooms are designed by Marcel Woods and many of them look out onto the canal or hotel garden. These rooms are light and friendly, they manage to skilfully combine Dutch history with a modern and playful atmosphere. The hotel boasts a spa, gym and even a canal boat on which guests can enjoy a fine dining experience all whilst cruising around the idyllic canals of Amsterdam. Andaz also hosts the unique Pris and Aap restaurant which serves locally sourced and avant-garde dishes which aim to not only delight the tastebuds but tell stories of Dutch culture and history.

The Anantara Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky Amsterdam is one of Amsterdam’s most renowned and historic hotels. It is so quintessentially Dutch that it even has cultivated its own Tulip. Located on the iconic Dam Square, it gazes upon the Royal Palace and is a stone’s throw from sites like Anne Frank’s House and the Van Gogh Museum. The hotel has hosted Royal parties and global conferences, one can easily see why due to its decadence and grandeur. Its 402 rooms seamlessly blend the hotel’s rich history with a modern design. The hotel has any amenities a guest may desire from a fully equipped gym which boasts its own climbing wall to an award-winning spa which allows guests the chance to relax after a busy day of exploring Amsterdam. The hotel is renowned for its gastronomic delights with the Grand Café Krasnapolsky providing guests with an exquisite culinary experience and Michelin-starred restaurant The White Room delivering one of the most luxurious dining experiences in Amsterdam. Guests are also welcome to enjoy a bespoke cocktail in the hotel The Tailor Bar after a night of fine dining surrounded by the Krasnapolsky’s historic grandeur.

The Hoxton is a perfect hotel for travellers seeking to explore Amsterdam’s vibrant culture and thriving gastronomic scene. Situated on the Herengracht canal in the centre of Amsterdam’s Nine Streets area, the streets surrounding the Hoxton are lined with picturesque cafes and exquisite restaurants. Yet the Hoxton is a cultural hub in its own right with its modern and welcoming interior currently hosting an exhibition by painter Anne Stocker. The hotel’s 111 rooms are all unique with many boasting views of the canals. Many of the rooms reflect the history of the old canal houses allowing guests to feel immersed in Amsterdam’s heritage. The hotel’s restaurant, Lottis, is perfect for any occasion as whilst it boasts a brasserie-style menu, it also serves coffee throughout the day and cocktails in the evening. Whether you are off on a luxurious family holiday or a cultural city break, the Hoxton is the perfect hotel for any traveller wishing to immerse themselves in the delights of Amsterdam.

The Hoxton, Lloyd Amsterdam located on the Eastern Docklands of Amsterdam, transforms a century-old landmark originally built by the Royal Dutch Lloyd Shipping Company into a vibrant hotel. This second Hoxton location in Amsterdam features 136 rooms, including unique offerings like the top-floor Tower Room and musically-themed Tune Room. The hotel celebrates the building’s Art Deco heritage while integrating bold, contemporary designs and local Dutch artwork, maintaining a connection with the area’s artistic scene. Guests can enjoy the Breman Brasserie for European and South American-inspired dishes, the Barbue cocktail bar for a mix of European and Argentine flavours, and The Apartment for events. With a south-facing terrace and partnerships with local brands and artists, the Hoxton Lloyd aims to be a cultural hub in its neighbourhood, enhancing both guest and local experiences through its aesthetic and community-focused initiatives.

Housed in the dizzying top floors of The Hague’s World Trade Centre building, Hotel NH Den Haag offers guests a comfortable stay in a stylish setting with spectacular views over the city and only a few minutes from its historic centre. There is a contemporary collection of comfortable guestrooms and suites which feature the 19th floor split-level suites with exceptional city views. The excellent on-site The Verne Restaurant serves a selection of international cuisine and a breakfast buffet in a chic setting with a bar and relaxing lounge area. Guests can also access the state-of-the-art fitness facilities in the World Trade Centre gym. The hotel boasts a range of 12 meeting and event spaces allowing for conferences and sophisticated functions for up to 1,000 persons. This hotel is pet friendly.

In the lively Hofwartier neighbourhood, the Hotel Park Centraal Den Haag sits by The Hague’s beautiful Royal Gardens. The hotel’s design heavily features a combination of the building’s history through traditional elements with a refreshing contemporary twist. There is a lavish selection of comfortable and modern guestrooms and Junior Suites which have been carefully decorated with stylish features celebrating Dutch heritage. Guests are invited to unwind in the ground-floor bar with classic cocktails and tempting snacks including Dutch favourites. Room service is also available for those wishing to savour the hotel’s offerings in the comfort of their own room. There is a tranquil interior courtyard, garden and terraces. The hotel offers a selection of elegant event spaces for hosting the finest functions from business events to weddings including in the grand ballroom Laurentine. This hotel is pet friendly.

With 233 rooms, the new 4-star NH Collection Amsterdam Flower Market is situated in a landmark 1920s building in the historic city centre of the Dutch capital. The building was originally designed by the architect G.J. Rutgers and has a nationally listed status. After closing for six months to undergo a complete renovation, what was the former NH Carlton Amsterdam has now become part of the Company’s premium NH Collection brand. This hotel is super stylish with its design incorporating influences of Amsterdam as well as the nearby Flower Market. For leisure guests, the hotel is ideally positioned in the city with most tourist attractions being a short walk away.

This cool and quirky hotel provides a refreshing change with its colourful and playful décor and plenty of places for guests to unwind for a while. Located just a short stroll from Rotterdam Blaak railway and overlooking the pretty Oude Haven, the CitizenM Rotterdam boasts an excellent location. The traditional lobby has been replaced by a series of stylish living rooms where guests are encouraged to linger, while guests are invited to use one of the Apple Macs during their stay or inspect the large library that contains books on just about every subject imaginable. Guests lean towards the minimalistic side of things with furnishings in neutral tones. Guests can start their day with fresh salmon and bread in CanteenM and end it with an expertly mixed cocktail from the extensive list that offers plenty of exotic surprises to sample.

Lovers of luxury who are looking for something a bit different are sure to enjoy staying at STROOM. This boutique establishment is located in a former power station and provides guests with plenty of space as well as edgy urban décor. There are just 21 rooms to choose from here, which provides guests with an extra touch of intimacy and opulence. Each room features industrial style furniture that reflects the origins of the building. There is plenty of space in each room for those who want to entertain, while guests are treated to a very friendly and personalized service that is sure to make them feel right at home.