American Hotel

Amsterdam, Netherlands

The American Hotel, locally known as the Hotel Americain, was built in 1898-1900 by W. Kromhout and W. G. Jansen in the Berlage style. In 1927-1928 an expansion was realized from a design by the architect G.J. Rutgers in collaboration with K. Bakker in 1927-1928. Both the expansion and the café are National Heritage sites. The Amsterdam American Hotel is a member of Historic Hotels Worldwide.

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Address

Leidsekade 97, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Details

Founded: 1898-1900
Category: Miscellaneous historic sites in Netherlands

More Information

www.edenamsterdamamericanhotel.com
en.wikipedia.org

Rating

4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)

Interesting Sites Nearby


Royal Palace of Amsterdam (1,2 km)
Nieuwe Kerk (1,3 km)
Rijksmuseum (0,5 km)
Oude Kerk (1,6 km)
Van Gogh Museum (0,6 km)
Beurs van Berlage (1,6 km)
Stedelijk Museum (0,7 km)
Basilica of St. Nicholas (2 km)
Anne Frank House (1,3 km)


St. Martin's Cathedral (34,5 km)
Buurkerk (34,4 km)
Castle de Haar (27,9 km)
Grote Kerk (16,7 km)
Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk (56,1 km)
Burcht van Leiden (34,9 km)
Haarlem City Hall (16,8 km)
St. John's Church (40,9 km)
St. Peter's Church (34,5 km)

User Reviews

Alma Herrera (2 years ago)
I am having a blast here, service is first class and staff is super nice. Breakfast during Covid pandemic does not include buffet, but they serve a big platter European style.
Sotiria Tsakou (2 years ago)
An extraordinary place! You can visit from morning till noon. We went for breakfast! Super delicious and the prices are ok. Kinds friendly ( they gave my 3.5 daughter to draw)
Jacqueline Verhagen (2 years ago)
Amazing hotel, great staff, beautiful rooms and awesome location!
Tim S. (2 years ago)
Great hotel, great service. Really cool rooms and well thought through concept. Quiet enough for a good night's sleep and great breakfast. Location is epic
Michiel Simon (2 years ago)
Great experience; very friendly staff and high quality rooms. We upgraded to a Deluxe room and the 4th floor view was just great. Room was facing south-west so we had full sun on our balcony until it set. Due to Covid, dinner was served in a separate hotel room which something else for a change. True private dining, music, TV and all courses properly served at our doorstep. Perfect alternative to a restaurant- don’t think we’ll ever have that experience again so great memory! Recommend this place for sure.
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