Hotels in The Netherlands

A converted fuselage with a sauna and Jacuzzi, three flat-screen TV’s, and access to the cockpit.

Book one of the Hastens rooms; they’re the choicest, with linen-covered chesterfields and windows that look out onto rooftops and the gardens below. E

The Hotel: This relatively new hotel (it opened in 2004) occupies an impressive old building (formerly a bank, it dates to 1923). Its 51 rooms—most of

The rooms are small yet still manage to accommodate king-size beds, flat-screen TV’s, and wall-to-wall windows.

If IKEA designed a spaceship, the result would be the citizenM. Concrete, clean lines, Vitra and Eames furnishings, and portal-like rain showers are a

Away from the tourist flow of the Canal Zone, this swank addition to Oud Zuid (Old South) is housed in a renovated middle school that’s been given a l

Shipping magnates once planned the routes of ocean liners in this Red Light district building; now, the old “Shipping House" houses this five-star loc

This grande dame on Lange Voorhout square that underwent a total makeover by French design star Jacques Garcia in 2006.

If proximity to Gucci and Chanel is crucial, this stately corner townhouse on Amsterdam’s version of Rodeo Drive in Oud Zuid (Old South) is your place

A complex of 25 canal houses from the 17th and 18th centuries integrated into a luxury hotel, located in the old city center.

Eighty-six rooms occupy seven 19th-century mansions to form Hotel Vondel, which is installed in the museum district of the Dutch capitol. From the gia

Grand and palace-like and set on the edge of Amsterdam’s heart, the Amstel goes beyond “the city’s most luxurious hotel.” It’s a landmark building; it

In the realm of unlikely trends: ancient monasteries are being reinvented as luxury hotels with rigorously chic interiors. Among the most stylish—and

The Michelin three-starred De Librije restaurant is the best-known attraction in the handsome Hanseatic town of Zwolle, 65 miles east of Amsterdam. Re