Hotel V NespleinvsDikker & Thijs Hotel Amsterdam
Both Hotel V Nesplein and Dikker & Thijs Hotel are rated highly by travel writers. On balance, Dikker & Thijs Hotel scores marginally better than Hotel V Nesplein. Dikker & Thijs Hotel is ranked #32 in Amsterdam with praise from 8 reviews like Star Service, Oyster and Michelin Guide.
Hotel V Nesplein
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Nes 49, Amsterdam 1012 KD, The Netherlands
From $96/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
- Restaurant
OysterUpscale
"Hotel V Nesplein is an upscale, mid-century modern-style boutique hotel on a picturesque, residential street in Amsterdam's theater district." Full review
Fodor's "This contemporary boutique hotel offers sleek minimalist rooms, a hip vibe, and staff eager to help guests enjoy their stay." Full review
The Telegraph8.0
"A former office block that’s had a funky makeover, Hotel V Nesplein is relaxedly hip, and in the heart of the city — on a street that is a focus of Amsterdam’s alternative theatre scene." Full review
Lonely PlanetTop choice
"Vintage and designer furniture fills the public areas and rooms of this hotel, in a fantastic location on theatre-lined Nes." Full review
Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand
"This funky boutique hotel lies within walking distance of most of the major attractions...the loft-style rooms are designed in a quirky mid-century-meets-industrial style" Full review
Tablet19.1
"While the location isn’t everything at Hotel V Nesplein, it is one of the hotel’s great strengths. Housed in a renovated office building found in the heart of Amsterdam’s city center and..." Full review
Dikker & Thijs Hotel Amsterdam
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Rough Guide Michelin Guide
Star Service
Time Out Oyster Fodor's Fodor's
Prinsengracht 444, Amsterdam 1017 KE, The Netherlands
From $96/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
- Laundy Room
Frommer's "Upstairs, spacious and tasteful rooms cluster in groups of two or four around small lobbies, which makes this feel more like an apartment building than a hotel." Full review
DK Eyewitness "Owned by a publisher, this hotel is proud of its literary connections and the authors who stay here."
Rough Guide "Small and stylish hotel not far from Leidesplein. Rooms vary in decor but all include a minibar, telephone and TV. Those on the top floor have good views of the city. €175."
Michelin Guide "Facing the canal, this complex features a 17C house and a huge 1921 building, where a pupil of famous French chef Escoffier once owned a food shop. Large guestrooms, studio and penthouse."
Star Service "Compared with Canal House, this bookish boutique operation has a conservative look, but the overall vibe is sophisticated with a pinch of fun." Full review
Time Out "In an 18th-century warehouse building near Leidseplein, rooms are plain but smart; the glamorous penthouse has a wall made of glass for unsurpassed views over the city rooftops." Full review
OysterMid-Range
"This three-pearl, 31-room hotel is set in a renovated 18th-century warehouse in the heart of Leidseplein, one of Amsterdam's busiest tourist areas." Full review
Fodor's "The busy location—happily many of the windows are double-glazed—is convenient to the major shopping areas, museums and park, and one block from nightlife-rich Leidseplein." Full review
Fodor's "This 1895 landmark with a regal address on the Prinsengracht has spacious rooms, some of which retain gables, beams, skylights, and other stunning details. The busy location—luckily, all..." Full review
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