Find 4 Star Hotels in Stokkelaarsbrug from AED 180

"Fantastic hotel for discovering city . The friendliness of its amazing staff with their local knowledge and nothing was too much trouble for them. Breakfast was brilliant and the little welcome drink was much appreciated after an early flight. Would definitely return."

"Amazing all around. Great bar. Awesome digital check in service. "

"Nice property. Out of the way of the way a bit and can be noisey because the train station is real close deoending on where your room is."

"Amazing location and very large room, 3 friends staying and there was more than enough room for us all. Modern room with lovely views over the city. About a 15-20 min walk to red light / dam square which is perfect. "

"Great location, excellent rooms. I will stay again. "

"Convenient as hell. Clean, quick and easy. Definitely staying there again."

"A lovely hotel with friendly and helpful staff. They couldn't do enough for you. Located in the ideal location, on Amstel. It's a 20ish minute walk into the center of Amsterdam (25 minutes to Central Station) and around a 20 minute walk to the Heineken and the Van Gogh Museum. Some lovely restaurants around the area and the hotel backs onto Rembrandtplein, which features clubs and other restaurants. The National Opera and Ballet is on the other side of the water. I stayed in a twin room with canal view and lucked out with the 5th floor overlooking Amstel. The view was stunning. I slept with the curtains open so I could look out overnight. The room was spacious and the bathroom was in good nick. Great facilities in the hotel, including a mini self serve supermarket (including a Starbucks coffee machine) and air hockey and a pool table. I didn't get a chance to eat at the restaurants or explore much further, but overall had a great experience at the hotel."

"Nice room, albeit small by US standards. View of the canal. Staff were very attentive and helpful. Good European buffet breakfast."

"Excellent location in the center of Amsterdam, walkable to pretty much every major site, and right next to a tram stop"