Amsterdam Central Station Hotels

The most busy communication intersection area in Amsterdam, the vicinity of the Central Station offers a traveler a choice of several good hotels of different class and style. We have selected most the interesting among them, listing the budget hotels at the end of our directory.

Hotels directly at the Central Station:

Amsterdam Ibis Centre Hotel (363 rooms)
Located on the Station Island, with its buildings adjoining to the station, the three star Amsterdam Ibis Centre is in this aspect unique. If you arrive by train just for a short stay, it saves you a lot of your visit time, which otherwise you would have to use for transfers. On the outside - just two simple modern architecture blocks, inside Amsterdam Ibis Centre is clean, functional and friendly. Its reasonable rates make it one of the best choices in the area.

Victoria Hotel (306 rooms and suite)
Big and a bit outdated four-star Victoria Hotel, is very conveniently located in front of the station’s main entry. All you need is just to cross the street. Rather modest among the Amsterdam top luxury hotels, Victoria Hotel offers first-rate level of service and rooms at often discounted prices.

Hotels near Central Station Amsterdam:

NH Barbizon Palace (270 rooms)
A luxurious five star Barbizon Palace is located opposite to the Central Station at the edge of the Red Light district, close to the Chinatown. Do not expect a real palace in this lively, exotic spot. NH Barbizon is just a good, quiet and well equipped hotel, known for its excellent service.

Renaissance Hotel Amsterdam (397 rooms and 5 suites)
To get to the Renaissance Hotel you will have to roll your luggage for about 5 minutes in the direction of the old canals centre. This luxury hotel located at the Singel canal uses as one of its quarters a big and beautiful Renaissance building of the former church covered with the characteristic cupola. Previously called Sonesta Hotel, years ago a real jewel among the city hotels, the Renaissance Hotel Amsterdam is going through an extensive modernization of its interior with an objective to return to its former glory.

A-train Hotel (34 rooms)
This small hotel seems to have arrived from another era of time. A-train Hotel has an aura of the cozy, small hotels from the past, which always used to operate near train stations in Europe. Very friendly service, good location and not very high prices, are A-train Hotel main assets.

Bellevue Hotel (76 rooms)
Located in three adjoining houses in front of the Central Station with a traditional Amsterdam brown café downstairs, this modern minimalist hotel is located in a busy street leading from the station to the city centre. Slightly more expensive than other budget hotels in Amsterdam, Bellevue Hotel has an interesting interior with a design furniture and ambient lighting. An interesting hotel perfectly located.

Black Tulip Hotel (9 rooms)
Full name of this hotel is Back Tulip: the Leather & Art Hotel Amsterdam. It belongs to the group of the city gay hotels. This small, unique hotel is just at a stone throw from the station. Most of its interestingly decorated rooms use in their embellishment black leather, hence the name. An original and comfortable hotel, addressed mainly to the gay visitors.

Multatuli Hotel (30 rooms)
This small three star budget hotel feels like a nice family hostel. Its interior is modest, but so are its prices. The rooms at Multatuli have decent size, good beds and they are impeccably clean. The hotel’s staff is forthcoming and helpful. Located in front of the Central Station, Multatuli Hotel in Amsterdam is a good starting point to explore the city.

Prins Hendrik Hotel (42 rooms)
A laid-back, small but very complete hotel with a restaurant and a bar, located opposite the Central Station and on the edge of the Amsterdam Red Light District. Prins Hendrik Hotel has not only single and double rooms, but also triple, quadruple and quintuple rooms – economical choice if you travel in a group of people.

Tulip Inn Amsterdam Centre (106 rooms)
Located in at the busy street, with trams and busses, just ten minutes walk from the Central Station and five minutes from the Dam square and Red Light District, this friendly middle size downtown hotel belong to the Golden Tulip hotels network. Less glamorous than its bigger brothers, this modest, warm hotel is a good solution for a short stay in the Amsterdam old centre.