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Het Kabinet

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1.9km from city centre - Show on Map
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Free WiFi
US$67.55

Het Kabinet has everything you need to enjoy your stay... More...

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Sharm Hotel

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0.5km from city centre - Show on Map
7.3
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US$62.81

Sharm Hotel is a very friendly budget hotel in the very heart of Amsterdam, located right behind the famous DAM square and opposite Anne Frank's house, surrounded by beautiful canals it is the superb... More...

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Savoy Hotel Amsterdam

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2.6km from city centre - Show on Map
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US$39.11

The Savoy Hotel, in Amsterdam is conveniently located in the vibrant 'The Pijp' area, very close to the city centre.

Savoy Hotel benefits from free Wi-Fi. The rooms include a satellite TV and DVD p... More...

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Amsterdam is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world. Smaller than a lot of other European capitals, it’s the perfect place to explore on two wheels. You can take in the canals, stop at one of the many coffee shops or take a trip outside the city centre to experience local life.

Known for its vibrant nightlife, there are a number of cheap hostels in Amsterdam central that cater to backpackers and budget travellers. Check out our blog post on the best clubs in Amsterdam if you need a bit of inspiration, and keep in mind that youth hostels in Amsterdam are one of the best places to meet new people and get involved with social activities like walking tours, movie nights and more.

Looking for somewhere to stay with a lot of added extras? The best hostels in Amsterdam also come with a lot of extras, like in-house bars, free hot and cold breakfasts, self-catering kitchens, pool tables, cocktail-making masterclasses, live music and more.

You can choose from shared dorms and private rooms in most Amsterdam hostels. If you’re looking for a truly unique experience, why not stay in a 1930s townhouse that used to be a brothel, a former 1920’s testing lab, or even a hotel boat right on the river?

The Old Centre is the best option if you want to find some cheap accommodation close to the city centre. If you prefer to experience a bit more of the local life, then you might want to stay in Grachtengordel West or The Jordaan, which are both still within easy reach of Amsterdam central. Finally there’s The Old Jewish Quarter, which doesn’t attract many tourists, but will ensure a quiet night.

One of the top attractions in Amsterdam is the Red Light District, which is also close to popular nightlife areas like Leidseplein and Rembrandtplein. For a bit more history, you can visit the Anne Frank House or one of the city’s many museums, including Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum.

Getting from Schiphol Airport to the city centre is a breeze. There’s a bus that only takes half an hour, or you can jump on the train which takes you straight to Centraal Station.

As for exploring the city, you can reach most places in Amsterdam on foot if you visit during the warmers months. If you’re feeling brave, there’s also the option of renting a bicycle for the duration of your stay, which means you can save money on taxis and public transport.

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We have 93 hostels in Amsterdam with an average rating of 7.9 based on 16,641 reviews 93 of 93 properties available in Amsterdam

About Amsterdam

Amsterdam is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world. Smaller than a lot of other European capitals, it’s the perfect place to explore on two wheels. You can take in the canals, stop at one of the many coffee shops or take a trip outside the city centre to experience local life.

Known for its vibrant nightlife, there are a number of cheap hostels in Amsterdam central that cater to backpackers and budget travellers. Check out our blog post on the best clubs in Amsterdam if you need a bit of inspiration, and keep in mind that youth hostels in Amsterdam are one of the best places to meet new people and get involved with social activities like walking tours, movie nights and more.

Looking for somewhere to stay with a lot of added extras? The best hostels in Amsterdam also come with a lot of extras, like in-house bars, free hot and cold breakfasts, self-catering kitchens, pool tables, cocktail-making masterclasses, live music and more.

You can choose from shared dorms and private rooms in most Amsterdam hostels. If you’re looking for a truly unique experience, why not stay in a 1930s townhouse that used to be a brothel, a former 1920’s testing lab, or even a hotel boat right on the river?

The Old Centre is the best option if you want to find some cheap accommodation close to the city centre. If you prefer to experience a bit more of the local life, then you might want to stay in Grachtengordel West or The Jordaan, which are both still within easy reach of Amsterdam central. Finally there’s The Old Jewish Quarter, which doesn’t attract many tourists, but will ensure a quiet night.

One of the top attractions in Amsterdam is the Red Light District, which is also close to popular nightlife areas like Leidseplein and Rembrandtplein. For a bit more history, you can visit the Anne Frank House or one of the city’s many museums, including Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum.

Getting from Schiphol Airport to the city centre is a breeze. There’s a bus that only takes half an hour, or you can jump on the train which takes you straight to Centraal Station.

As for exploring the city, you can reach most places in Amsterdam on foot if you visit during the warmers months. If you’re feeling brave, there’s also the option of renting a bicycle for the duration of your stay, which means you can save money on taxis and public transport.

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