Hotels in Amsterdam, Netherlands
Leonardo Royal Hotel Amsterdam
Leonardo Eden Hotel Amsterdam City Center
NYX Hotel Amsterdam Rembrandt Square
Jan Luyken Amsterdam by Leonardo Hotels
The Manor Amsterdam
Leonardo Boutique Hotel The Lancaster Amsterdam
Leonardo Hotel Amsterdam Museum Quarter
Leonardo Boutique Hotel Amsterdam Vondelpark
Leonardo Hotel Amsterdam Rembrandtpark
Leonardo Hotel Amsterdam Leidse Square
Leonardo Hotel Vinkeveen Amsterdam
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Amsterdam
Amsterdam is a city where the past and the present are equally fascinating. Its history is undeniable: this is the city of Anne Frank and Vincent Van Gogh, where the canals are lined with centuries-old crooked houses and cosy bruin cafes serving up traditional ales. But this is also a vibrant modern capital, a financial and business hub where bicycles are king and trendy boutiques sit alongside craft breweries, buzzing clubs and thriving tech start-ups. Whatever the purpose of your trip to the Dutch capital, be it work-focussed or purely touristic, Leonardo has eleven Amsterdam hotels to suit every visitor.
Get your bearings
The best way to get to grips with this diverse city is to take a tip from the locals and hire a bike. From the inner canal ring, which is more than 400 years old and features on UNESCO’s World Heritage List, to its green spaces including Vondelpark and Rembrandtpark, there are plenty of places best explored on two wheels. You can even join a bike tour and learn about the city’s history as you cycle, or if you’d prefer something more chilled, hop aboard a canal boat tour.
Don’t miss
When it comes to museums, Amsterdam isn’t short of big-hitters. The Rijksmuseum is a world-leader of art history, with works by Dutch masters including Vermeer, Rembrandt and Van Gogh. Fans of the latter should also pay a visit to the nearby Van Gogh Museum, where you can see more than 200 paintings and 500 drawings by the post-impressionist. Elsewhere, The Anne Frank House tells the poignant story of the young Jewish girl whose remarkable diary revealed what life was like for those in hiding during the Second World War.
While you’re there
Amsterdam holidays aren’t just about culture. This city has a progressive food scene, with everything from the traditional, such as warm caramel-filled stroopwafels and crispy croquettes, to a flourishing vegan presence and everything in between. Its drinks scene is just as buoyant, with craft breweries in old windmills and distilleries that have produced jenever, the predecessor to modern gin, for centuries. Enjoy them on an evening out exploring the city’s electric nightlife, before returning to one of Leonardo’s hotels in Amsterdam.
Amsterdam is a city where the past and the present are equally fascinating. Its history is undeniable: this is the city of Anne Frank and Vincent Van Gogh, where the canals are lined with centuries-old crooked houses and cosy bruin cafes serving up traditional ales. But this is also a vibrant modern capital, a financial and business hub where bicycles are king and trendy boutiques sit alongside craft breweries, buzzing clubs and thriving tech start-ups. Whatever the purpose of your trip to the Dutch capital, be it work-focussed or purely touristic, Leonardo has eleven Amsterdam hotels to suit every visitor.
Get your bearings
The best way to get to grips with this diverse city is to take a tip from the locals and hire a bike. From the inner canal ring, which is more than 400 years old and features on UNESCO’s World Heritage List, to its green spaces including Vondelpark and Rembrandtpark, there are plenty of places best explored on two wheels. You can even join a bike tour and learn about the city’s history as you cycle, or if you’d prefer something more chilled, hop aboard a canal boat tour.
Don’t miss
When it comes to museums, Amsterdam isn’t short of big-hitters. The Rijksmuseum is a world-leader of art history, with works by Dutch masters including Vermeer, Rembrandt and Van Gogh. Fans of the latter should also pay a visit to the nearby Van Gogh Museum, where you can see more than 200 paintings and 500 drawings by the post-impressionist. Elsewhere, The Anne Frank House tells the poignant story of the young Jewish girl whose remarkable diary revealed what life was like for those in hiding during the Second World War.
While you’re there
Amsterdam holidays aren’t just about culture. This city has a progressive food scene, with everything from the traditional, such as warm caramel-filled stroopwafels and crispy croquettes, to a flourishing vegan presence and everything in between. Its drinks scene is just as buoyant, with craft breweries in old windmills and distilleries that have produced jenever, the predecessor to modern gin, for centuries. Enjoy them on an evening out exploring the city’s electric nightlife, before returning to one of Leonardo’s hotels in Amsterdam.
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About the City
Top highlights include the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank House, Royal Palace, and the UNESCO-listed canal belt.
The best time is from April to October for pleasant weather, blooming tulips, and outdoor festivals. December is also charming for Christmas markets and lights.
Three to four days are ideal to explore museums, canals, neighborhoods like Jordaan and De Pijp, and nearby windmill villages.
Walking, cycling, or using the tram network is easiest. The city center is compact and pedestrian-friendly.
Yes. Families enjoy canal cruises, ARTIS Zoo, NEMO Science Museum, and playgrounds in Vondelpark.
Enjoy live music at Leidseplein, bars in De Pijp, canal-side dining, or the panoramic Skybar at Leonardo Hotel Amsterdam Rembrandtpark.
Try stroopwafels, bitterballen, Dutch pancakes, herring, and local cheeses at Albert Cuyp Market or Foodhallen.
Leonardo Hotels in the City
Leonardo Hotels are located across Amsterdam, including near Museumplein, Leidseplein, Rembrandtpark, Vinkeveen, Amstel, and Amsterdam East—each offering a unique experience in the city and its surroundings.
Jan Luyken Amsterdam by Leonardo Hotels and Leonardo Boutique Museumhotel Amsterdam City Center are both just steps away from the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum. The Manor Amsterdam, located in Amsterdam East, is close to the Wereldmuseum, the Suriname Museum, and NEMO Science Museum.
Leonardo Hotel Amsterdam City Center and Leonardo Hotel Amsterdam Leidse Square are ideal, just minutes from clubs, cafés, and theaters.
Leonardo Hotel Amsterdam Rembrandtpark has a Skybar and rooftop terrace with panoramic city views.
Leonardo Boutique Hotel The Lancaster Amsterdam is located in the Plantage district, just 10 minutes from Central Station by tram or metro.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Amsterdam and Leonardo Hotel Vinkeveen Amsterdam offer conference facilities, spacious rooms, and parking, ideal for business stays.
Most Leonardo Hotels are 20–30 minutes from the airport by train, taxi, or shuttle, depending on location.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Amsterdam offers premium rooms and suites with modern design, wellness facilities, and skyline views.
Leonardo Boutique Museumhotel Amsterdam City Center sits between the canals and museums, perfect for walking to all major attractions.
Hotel Features & Services
Yes. All hotels serve breakfast buffets with local and international options, and gluten-free items are available upon request.
Many do. Examples include Floor17 Rooftop Bar at Rembrandtpark, LEO’s International Flavors—serving international cuisine—at Leonardo Royal Hotel Amsterdam, and The Harbour Club at Vinkeveen Amsterdam.
Parking is available at Leonardo Royal Hotel Amsterdam, Leonardo Hotel Amsterdam Rembrandtpark, Leonardo Hotel Vinkeveen Amsterdam, and The Manor Amsterdam.
Do Leonardo Hotels have meeting and event spaces?
Selected Leonardo Hotels allow small pets for an additional fee. Guests should check each hotel’s policy before booking.
Yes. Free high-speed Wi-Fi is available in all Leonardo Hotels in Amsterdam.
Rooms feature air conditioning, smart TVs, tea and coffee makers, comfortable beds, workspaces, and stylish bathrooms.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Amsterdam includes a modern gym and sauna for guests.
Yes, based on availability. Guests can arrange this directly with reception.
All Leonardo Hotels offer family rooms, central locations, and easy access to attractions for all ages.
Some hotels can arrange taxi or transfer services on request; Schiphol is also easily accessible by train.
Yes. Most hotels offer accessible rooms designed for guests with mobility needs.
Yes. Leonardo Hotel Amsterdam Rembrandtpark features a rooftop terrace, Leonardo Hotel Vinkeveen Amsterdam offers lakeside seating, and The Manor Amsterdam provides a cozy inner courtyard for guests to relax.
