The Best Hotels near the Vondelpark
Roller-bladers, cyclists, walkers and picnickers throng the verdant Vondelpark. You'll find many of the best hotels near Vondelpark in the surrounding Vondelbuurt neighbourhood and the adjoining Museumkvartier. Central Amsterdam's biggest green space is named for poet and playwright Joost van en Vondel (1587-1679) – look out for his statue in the midle of this 120-acre expanse of woods, lawns and water, laid out in the late 19th century. A resident flock of green parakeets lends a tropical touch.
The Vondelpark is at its best in summer, when you can enjoy live music (rock, jazz and classical) at the open air theatre - but at any time of year it's a super place to escape for a while from the sometimes intense bustle of the city centre and from the always-crowded great museums nearby. For the best of both worlds, you can also find some of the best hotels near Vondelpark in the southern stretch of the Canal Belt, across the Singelgracht.
The best hotels near Vondelpark
FOR VALUE FOR MONEY
- Piet Hein Hotel offers unpretentious, affordable modern rooms, and is located a stone's throw from the Vondelpark
FOR ECO-CONSCIOUS VISITORS
- Conscious Hotel Vondelpark is just steps from the Vondelpark and prides itself on sustainability, with green touches such as organic breakfast options.
FOR A STYLISH STAY
- Hotel Vondel has a charming courtyard and rooms personally curated by its designer owner.
- A spa and a choice of eating and drinking options make Conservatorium a great base that supplies all your wants in stylish surroundings.
- Hotel JL No76 is a great pick for a contemporary stay close to Vondelpark and Museumplein.
Still npt sure which to book? Check out our recommendations near the Rijksmuseum or all our Amsterdam recommendations. Alternatively contact a friendly guru for advice.
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PH Hotel Oosteinde Amsterdam 23 rooms from £127
Local exploring - Located right in the thick of it, between Utrechtsestraat and De Pijp areas with restaurants, shops, and sites nearbyMuseums - Learn of The Netherlands' history in the impressive Rijksmuseum or visit the Hermitage MuseumDesigner - Expect urban-chic design with exposed brickwork, thick carpets, and a subdued colour paletteDesigner Shopping - The adjacent Utrechtsestraat is one of the nicest shopping streets in Amsterdam
Check AvailabilityA stylish hotel well positioned in the city centre with museums, shops, and restaurants nearby. Rooms have a cool urban feel with steely hues, exposed brickwork, and vast windows. There's a hip lounge for your morning coffee. A laidback city base to explore from. See More
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Conscious Hotel Vondelpark Amsterdam 81 rooms from £90
Local exploring - Well positioned right around the corner from Vondelpark, close to nighlife, shops, restaurants, and museumsEco break - As the name suggests, almost everything in the hotel is sustainable from the furniture to the green rooftopClose to nightlife - A walk or cycle across the park takes you to Leidseplein, the city's most popular area for nightlifeRoof terrace - The green rooftop created for the bees and the butterflies is a nice touch
Recommended by - Michelin TravelCheck AvailabilityA stylish eco-hotel with state-of-the-art modern design. Rooms are simply designed with feature walls and minimalist furniture. There's a green roof terrace and a 100% organic cafe. Fully sustainable and ideally situated, right next to the leafy Vondelpark in the centre of the city. See More
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Catalonia Vondel Amsterdam Amsterdam 86 rooms from £97
Contemporary - Set in a collection of 18th century buildings that have been simply and artfully converted into practical minimalist spacesLocal exploring - Located in a desirable part of town near the nightlife-centric Leidseplein and close to the MuseumpleinLess £ - The hotel has a good range of rooms with several options for a budget-friendly stayRomantic Break - Pick one of the suites with an in-room hot tub for a romantic stayRecommended by - Tablet, Frommers, Michelin TravelCheck AvailabilityA modern hotel with a lively atmosphere near Amsterdam's nightlife, shopping, and museums. The decor is chic: courtesy of designer owner Arjen van den Hoff. Untreated wooden furniture and white-washed walls create a minimal feel with cosy textiles. A no-frills stay that's all about the location. See More
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Conservatorium Hotel Amsterdam 129 rooms from £582
Architectural - A grand 19th century building that's been artfully turned into a modern hotel without losing the building's original character5* Luxury - With a spoiling spa, healthy dining, a chic lobby lounge, and standout service — this ticks all the luxury criteriaLocal exploring - Well positioned bang in between Museumplein and Amsterdam’s chicest fashion streetMuseums - The Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, and Stedelijk Museum are right next door
Recommended by - Tablet, Kiwi CollectionCheck AvailabilityA homage to modern design in the centre of Amsterdam. Huge open rooms, minimalist furniture, and natural light. There are the option of two very good restaurants, an indoor pool, and a spoiling spa. Located in the heart of Museum Square district this is both a convenient and indulgent choice. See More
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Hotel JL No76 Amsterdam 39 rooms from £136
Contemporary - A beautifully converted 19th-century property with a typical townhouse appearance from the outside and chic modern design insideBoutique - With a charming courtyard garden, friendly staff, bike rental, and an honesty bar - this has a charming home-away-from-home feelFamilies - The Family Room is a comfortable option for those travelling with kids. There are bunk beds and even a hot tub that fits four!Local exploring - Set on a quiet residential street near Leidseplein, Museumplein, P.C. Hooftstraat and the VondelparkRecommended by - I Escape, TabletCheck AvailabilityA chic modern hotel in a 19th century townhouse on a residential street right in the heart of the city. Interiors are fresh and contemporary with interesting works of modern art, plenty of light, and unique design pieces. A courtyard garden, honesty bar, and bike rental makes this an easy city base. See More
Written by Robin Gauldie
