Hotel de l'Europe sits where the Amstel river meets the canal ring in Centrum, overlooking Muntplein and a short walk from Waterlooplein, Rembrandtplein and Dam Square. The hotel has operated on this site since 1896 and retains a classic, formal grand-hotel character, with individually decorated rooms rather than a uniform modern look, ranging from Classic Rooms to Deluxe Rooms, Junior Suites and the Grand Suite, several overlooking the Amstel. Dining is led by Flore, a Michelin-starred restaurant, alongside a brasserie for more casual meals and a bar; a canal-facing terrace is used for outdoor dining and drinks in summer. The hotel has an indoor pool and spa, along with a fitness center. Service follows a traditional grand-hotel model with butler service and a concierge experienced in fine dining and cultural bookings, making it well suited to guests seeking a formal, historic stay in the heart of the city rather than a boutique or minimalist aesthetic. The hotel's position where the Amstel meets the canal ring also makes it a short walk to the Hermitage Amsterdam and the flower market, and its terrace overlooking the river is considered one of the best vantage points in the city for watching boat traffic pass beneath the Blauwbrug and Munt tower.
| Price | €350–€750/night (~$381–$817) |
|---|---|
| Address | Nieuwe Doelenstraat 2-14, 1012 CP Amsterdam |
Room types
- Classic Room
- Deluxe Room
- Junior Suite
- Grand Suite
Amenities
- Michelin-starred Flore restaurant
- Brasserie
- Bar
- Indoor pool and spa
- Canal-facing terrace
- Concierge
- Butler service
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Location
Nieuwe Doelenstraat 2-14, 1012 CP Amsterdam
52.3693, 4.8982 View on map
Highlights
- Operating on the Amstel river since 1896
- Michelin-starred Flore restaurant
- Indoor pool and spa
- Canal-facing terrace over the Amstel
- Butler service on request
Tips for visiting
- Request a room overlooking the Amstel for the best views, as some rooms face the interior courtyard instead
- Book Flore restaurant well ahead of time given its Michelin star and limited seating
- The terrace is popular for sunset drinks; arrive early in summer to get a table