
Hotels in Almere, Netherlands
Leonardo Hotel Almere City Center

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Almere
The city of Almere is a surprising place to explore. Imagined by architects in the 1970s, it’s the newest city in the Netherlands, and beyond the considered constructions in the urban centre, nature still reigns, with 42km of beautiful coastline and the nearby reserves ensuring that the area’s indigenous wildlife flourishes. There’s plenty to see and do here for those visiting for work or leisure, and if you need an Almere hotel from which to explore, you should look no further than the Leonardo Hotel Almere City Center.
Get your bearings
Almere lies just 30 minutes’ drive east of Amsterdam and has a dynamic business hub, complete with the WTC Almere Conference Centre. But the biggest attractions are the nearby Oostvaardersplassen and Lepelaarsplassen nature reserves, and the Almeerderhout woodlands, where cycling and hiking routes place visitors in the heart of the natural environment.
Don’t miss
Those who want a more energetic experience in Almere have a choice of activities, thanks to the range of watersports on offer, including fishing, sailing, canoeing and wakeboarding from Almere Haven Beach. After something a little more relaxing? Thermen La Mer day spa is the place to go if you want to unwind.
While you’re there
In a location designed by architects, it’s no surprise that there are walking and cycling tours that take in some of the most distinctive and remarkable structures in Almere city centre, including The Wave by René van Zuuk and the glass and foil-clad La Defense by Caroline Bos. Arts fans should also pay a visit to the waterside KAF cultural centre, which hosts three auditoriums and was designed by Japanese architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa.
The city of Almere is a surprising place to explore. Imagined by architects in the 1970s, it’s the newest city in the Netherlands, and beyond the considered constructions in the urban centre, nature still reigns, with 42km of beautiful coastline and the nearby reserves ensuring that the area’s indigenous wildlife flourishes. There’s plenty to see and do here for those visiting for work or leisure, and if you need an Almere hotel from which to explore, you should look no further than the Leonardo Hotel Almere City Center.
Get your bearings
Almere lies just 30 minutes’ drive east of Amsterdam and has a dynamic business hub, complete with the WTC Almere Conference Centre. But the biggest attractions are the nearby Oostvaardersplassen and Lepelaarsplassen nature reserves, and the Almeerderhout woodlands, where cycling and hiking routes place visitors in the heart of the natural environment.
Don’t miss
Those who want a more energetic experience in Almere have a choice of activities, thanks to the range of watersports on offer, including fishing, sailing, canoeing and wakeboarding from Almere Haven Beach. After something a little more relaxing? Thermen La Mer day spa is the place to go if you want to unwind.
While you’re there
In a location designed by architects, it’s no surprise that there are walking and cycling tours that take in some of the most distinctive and remarkable structures in Almere city centre, including The Wave by René van Zuuk and the glass and foil-clad La Defense by Caroline Bos. Arts fans should also pay a visit to the waterside KAF cultural centre, which hosts three auditoriums and was designed by Japanese architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa.
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About the City
Almere is known for its modern architecture, green parks, and scenic waterfronts. It’s one of the Netherlands’ youngest cities, built on reclaimed land, and offers a vibrant mix of culture, shopping, and nature.
Almere is only about 30 minutes by train or car from Amsterdam, making it an easy day trip or a peaceful base near the capital.
Explore modern architecture in the city center, visit the Kunstlinie Theatre, relax by the Weerwater Lake, or take a cycling trip through the Oostvaardersplassen nature reserve.
Popular activities include visiting the modern city center, exploring the Oostvaardersplassen nature reserve, cycling along the lakes, or enjoying shopping and dining at Almere Centrum.
Yes, Almere is very family-friendly, offering spacious parks, cycle paths, lakes, and attractions like Fun Forest Almere and Safety Experience Center PIT.
The best time to visit Almere is from late spring to early autumn (May–September) when the weather is pleasant for outdoor activities and lakefront walks.
Almere offers a quieter and more affordable alternative to Amsterdam, with modern hotels, easy access to nature, and quick train connections to major cities.
Yes. Almere is perfect for a weekend getaway, offering a mix of shopping, dining, and nature within 30 minutes of Amsterdam.
Almere is one of the Netherlands’ newest cities, built on reclaimed land with innovative architecture and eco-friendly urban planning.
Yes. Almere has several lakes, including the Weerwater and Gooimeer, where you can swim, sail, or enjoy waterfront cafés.
Almere hosts cultural events such as the Libelle Zomerweek, music festivals, and local markets along the Esplanade.
Almere is easy to explore by foot or bike, and the city has excellent public transport connecting neighborhoods and nearby cities.
Leonardo Hotels in the City
The hotel is ideally located in the heart of Almere, within walking distance of shops, restaurants, and Almere Centrum train station.
The hotel is about 25–30 minutes by direct train from Amsterdam Central Station, offering a great balance between city access and a peaceful stay.
Yes, Almere Centrum Station is just a few minutes’ walk from the hotel, connecting guests to Amsterdam, Utrecht, and other Dutch cities.
It’s about 30 minutes by direct train or car from Amsterdam, offering an easy commute for business and leisure travelers.
Take a direct train from Schiphol to Almere Centrum (around 40 minutes), and the hotel is a short walk from the station.
While Almere has one Leonardo Hotel, additional Leonardo Hotels can be found nearby in Lelystad (around 30 minutes away), as well as in Amsterdam, The Hague, and Utrecht—ideal for guests exploring the Netherlands.
Hotel Features & Services
Yes, the hotel has an on-site restaurant and bar offering international cuisine, breakfast, and drinks in a stylish setting.
Breakfast is available daily and can be included in your room package or added separately when booking.
Yes, guests enjoy free high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.
No, are not allowed at the hotel.
The hotel offers modern rooms with air conditioning, a restaurant and bar, meeting spaces, free Wi-Fi, and a central location near shops and attractions.
Yes, public parking is available nearby for a fee, with easy access to the hotel entrance.
The hotel offers modern rooms with air conditioning, comfortable beds, a desk area, free Wi-Fi, and city or lake views.
Yes, the hotel features modern meeting spaces equipped with AV technology, suitable for business events and small gatherings.