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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Everything was perfect. Property is beautiful and staffs are kind. I enjoyed fitness and sauna too. The only drawback is checkout time at 11am is a bit too early. Hope it is 12pm.
Everything was perfect. Property is beautiful and staffs are kind. I enjoyed fitness and sauna too. The only drawback is checkout time at 11am is a bit too early. Hope it is 12pm.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed November 9, 2024Reviewed November 9, 2024
The property is unique. The commons areas are welcoming and convenient. We stayed here to be close to the art museums, and if you can dodge the bikers and trams for a five-eight minute walk, you will love the experience. The cocktail spread was all we needed for that evening meal, though we did find nearby restaurants that were fun. Breakfast at the hotel was delightful. Most wonderful was the kindness of the lovely women running the hotel. We felt welcomed in Amsterdam thanks to them.
The property is unique. The commons areas are welcoming and convenient. We stayed here to be close to the art museums, and if you can dodge the bikers and trams for a five-eight minute walk, you will love the experience. The cocktail spread was all we needed for that evening meal, though we did find nearby restaurants that were fun. Breakfast at the hotel was delightful. Most wonderful was the kindness of the lovely women running the hotel. We felt welcomed in Amsterdam thanks to them.
Really the perfect hotel for the museum tour, in easy walking distance to all of them. The canal is lovely and quiet, tons of busy restaurants in a 4-5 block radius, lively night-life, friendly, busy, fun. Lobby recently renovated and very enjoyable with a view of the canal -- the breakfast service is superlative. What's not to love? If you stay, book a panoramic room, you won't be disappointed.
Really the perfect hotel for the museum tour, in easy walking distance to all of them. The canal is lovely and quiet, tons of busy restaurants in a 4-5 block radius, lively night-life, friendly, busy, fun. Lobby recently renovated and very enjoyable with a view of the canal -- the breakfast service is superlative. What's not to love? If you stay, book a panoramic room, you won't be disappointed.
I have stayed in several different hotels in Amsterdam. This is the best hotel for the average person -- noting I am sure there are some nicer hotels that would cost $400 a night. This hotel is perfectly located between the Museum Quarter, the old section, next to Rembrandt Square, very close to the mile long walking mall, near other great shopping streets. Walking distance to the Jordaan district which is my favorite area. The hotel provides first rate breakfasts that spare no expense. ...
I have stayed in several different hotels in Amsterdam. This is the best hotel for the average person -- noting I am sure there are some nicer hotels that would cost $400 a night. This hotel is perfectly located between the Museum Quarter, the old section, next to Rembrandt Square, very close to the mile long walking mall, near other great shopping streets. Walking distance to the Jordaan district which is my favorite area. The hotel provides first rate breakfasts that spare no expense. ...
We were pleasantly suprised by how friendly and accomodating the staff was. My girlfriend and I stayed for 6 nights. I had a special request with my insulin that needed to be kept under refrigeration inside the hotel's fridge. One night we arrived late at the hotel after a long day of traveling to Bruges, and Oliver waited for us at the hotel after hours to make sure that I did have access to my insulin after getting back from our trip to Bruges. The lady who checked us out on jan 1st was super...
We were pleasantly suprised by how friendly and accomodating the staff was. My girlfriend and I stayed for 6 nights. I had a special request with my insulin that needed to be kept under refrigeration inside the hotel's fridge. One night we arrived late at the hotel after a long day of traveling to Bruges, and Oliver waited for us at the hotel after hours to make sure that I did have access to my insulin after getting back from our trip to Bruges. The lady who checked us out on jan 1st was super...
Hotel Estherea is a beautiful place, with a fabulous location, great staff, clean, breakfast is great and the cookies,flavored waters and coffee machine are over the top. There are fresh flowers, gorgeous chandeliers and very comfortable sitting areas. It was a real treat and I would go back in a minute.
Hotel Estherea is a beautiful place, with a fabulous location, great staff, clean, breakfast is great and the cookies,flavored waters and coffee machine are over the top. There are fresh flowers, gorgeous chandeliers and very comfortable sitting areas. It was a real treat and I would go back in a minute.
All the rooms are different which makes them interesting. Comfortables beds, though pillows could be softer. Free bottle of champagne in suite was nice surprise. Loved the tea and pressed coffee set up in room for mornings or chilly afternoons. A steamer in the closet is better than ironing board. Room was quiet for outside noise, but some mechanical noises but not awful. Room service was good and Janz was excellent for breakfast and dinner. Area around hotel was great boutique shopping. Would...
All the rooms are different which makes them interesting. Comfortables beds, though pillows could be softer. Free bottle of champagne in suite was nice surprise. Loved the tea and pressed coffee set up in room for mornings or chilly afternoons. A steamer in the closet is better than ironing board. Room was quiet for outside noise, but some mechanical noises but not awful. Room service was good and Janz was excellent for breakfast and dinner. Area around hotel was great boutique shopping. Would...
Our stay at Hotel Asterisk was amazing. Location, Location, Location. The Hotel is in the Center of it All. Convenient to all of Amsterdams major attractions and to both the tram and metro. This is a small family run hotel that specializes in great service. They bend over backwards to help and accommodate their guests. They even give you a gift to remember your stay in the Netherlands upon check out. Unfortunately, we were late to book and only able to stay one night here. They stored our...
Our stay at Hotel Asterisk was amazing. Location, Location, Location. The Hotel is in the Center of it All. Convenient to all of Amsterdams major attractions and to both the tram and metro. This is a small family run hotel that specializes in great service. They bend over backwards to help and accommodate their guests. They even give you a gift to remember your stay in the Netherlands upon check out. Unfortunately, we were late to book and only able to stay one night here. They stored our...
Great location and friendly staff; we has a wonderful stay and will consider staying there again next time we are in town. This hotel is clean and quiet, except for the church's bells across the street, which start ringing the hours at 7am. This did not bother us though, as we were rising early. A+
Great location and friendly staff; we has a wonderful stay and will consider staying there again next time we are in town. This hotel is clean and quiet, except for the church's bells across the street, which start ringing the hours at 7am. This did not bother us though, as we were rising early. A+
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed September 15, 2024Reviewed September 15, 2024
Top notch in all areas of a stay in Amsterdam. Had a corner room with glass on both walls. Just a great feel and elegance to stay. Would have given 6 stars if an option. Can walk to Musueum district. Loads of bike paths. Breakfast buffet quality is a whole new level. Like being between airport and city center.
Top notch in all areas of a stay in Amsterdam. Had a corner room with glass on both walls. Just a great feel and elegance to stay. Would have given 6 stars if an option. Can walk to Musueum district. Loads of bike paths. Breakfast buffet quality is a whole new level. Like being between airport and city center.
allan
Reviewed January 11, 2025Reviewed January 11, 2025
I could not have been better located. This pleasant small hotel is on a quiet street full of Art Nouveau-era houses but is only a three-minute walk to the Rijksmuseum and the nearest tram station. Walk just another few minutes and you find yourself right in the center of the city. The staff of this hotel was unfailingly cheery and helpful. My room was on the small side, and did not have a lot in the way of atmosphere or decoration, but it did have a wonderfully high ceiling, and casement...
I could not have been better located. This pleasant small hotel is on a quiet street full of Art Nouveau-era houses but is only a three-minute walk to the Rijksmuseum and the nearest tram station. Walk just another few minutes and you find yourself right in the center of the city. The staff of this hotel was unfailingly cheery and helpful. My room was on the small side, and did not have a lot in the way of atmosphere or decoration, but it did have a wonderfully high ceiling, and casement...
The hotel is walkable to a number of the places we were visiting. I liked that it wasn’t in the city center but only 10 minutes from the train station. The staff was friendly and helpful. The beds were comfortable.
The hotel is walkable to a number of the places we were visiting. I liked that it wasn’t in the city center but only 10 minutes from the train station. The staff was friendly and helpful. The beds were comfortable.
Great hotel, wonderful staff! We got there very early and our check-in was at 3. They did offer a different room, at the same price. But we had reserved a canal view room with a balcony and decided to wait. It was worth waiting for. Nice and quiet, with an amazing water view. We were there for King's Day ( not on purpose). There were about 1,000 people out front with a great DJ. The whole city is in party mode. It was fine, but glad our room room was along the river in back.
Great hotel, wonderful staff! We got there very early and our check-in was at 3. They did offer a different room, at the same price. But we had reserved a canal view room with a balcony and decided to wait. It was worth waiting for. Nice and quiet, with an amazing water view. We were there for King's Day ( not on purpose). There were about 1,000 people out front with a great DJ. The whole city is in party mode. It was fine, but glad our room room was along the river in back.
Very professional and accommodating staff. Excellent concierge! Highly recommend the private dinner cruise where the captain takes you to various Michelin star restaurants along the canal rings for a tasting menu on board the boat. We had to make a room change and the hotel staff even upgraded us!
Very professional and accommodating staff. Excellent concierge! Highly recommend the private dinner cruise where the captain takes you to various Michelin star restaurants along the canal rings for a tasting menu on board the boat. We had to make a room change and the hotel staff even upgraded us!
Suthar
Reviewed September 29, 2018Reviewed September 29, 2018
Museum Quarter is a welcoming neighborhood known for its charming cafes and array of dining options. Be sure to check out Stedelijk Museum and Van Gogh Museum as part of your Museum Quarter travel plans.
What's a favorite place to stay in Museum Quarter?
Based on our traveler data, Amsterdam Marriott Hotel is one of the top choices for your stay in Museum Quarter. This hotel is a short 2-minute walk from Vondelpark, and it offers 2 restaurants and a 24-hour fitness center. Other good options for your stay in the neighborhood include S&A Vondel Park Hotel and Leonardo Hotel Amsterdam Museum Quarter.
How many hotels will I find in the Museum Quarter area?
If you're searching for places to stay in Amsterdam, Expedia has something to meet your needs with 119 Museum Quarter hotels and other accommodations to choose from.
If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Museum Quarter, will I receive a refund?
Yes, most room reservations are fully refundable if cancelled before the hotel’s cancellation deadline, which is usually within 24-48 hours of your arrival date. If you have a non-refundable reservation, you might be able to still cancel and get a refund within 24 hours of booking. Plug in your dates, click on "Search", then use the filter option "fully refundable" to get the top deals on offer in Museum Quarter.
Where can I learn more about changing or cancelling my trip to Museum Quarter?
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What can I see and do in this Amsterdam neighborhood?
You might want to spend some time browsing the exhibits at Stedelijk Museum, Van Gogh Museum, or Moco Museum during your stay in Museum Quarter. As you're discovering the neighborhood, Museum Square and Concertgebouw are some other places worth a visit. A few places to visit in the area around Museum Quarter include Dam Square, Diamond Museum Amsterdam, and Royal Coster Diamonds. When you're sightseeing in Amsterdam, Vondelparkpaviljoen and P.C. Hooftstraat are also worth a stop.
How can I get around Museum Quarter and the greater Amsterdam area?
If you want to see more of the city, Van Baerlestraat Stop is the closest metro stop. Others nearby include Concertgebouw Tram Stop and Museumplein Stop.