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AMS Toro Hotel(****)
 The Hotel Toro offers just 22 stylish and elegant rooms. All rooms are en-suite and features include hair dryer, mini bar, direct dial telephone, private safe and cable TV. A laundry service is also provided. There is ample car parking available outside the hotel.
The Honesty Bar is a cosy living room with a fire and plenty of atmosphere. The bar is completely at guest's disposal and they are encouraged to help themselves and let staff know honestly before they leave just how much they have consumed.
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 The Hotel Toro is adjacent to Vondel Park and is also in the vicinity of the most popular entertainment and nightlife centre of Amsterdam, the Leidseplein. The city's three most important museums: the National Museum, the Van Gogh Museum and the Municipal Museum are also nearby. Within easy walking distance of the hotel are the charming cafés and bars in the trendy Cornelis Schuijtstraat, the Film Museum and the chic shopping street P C Hooftstraat.The Hotel Toro is located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. It is 16 km from Schipol International Airport and a 22 minute tram ride from the central train station. A regular tram service runs throughout the city and there is a stop right outside the hotel.
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The Hotel Toro has a beautiful breakfast area completely decorated in the classic style and looking out over the pond and the beautiful Vondel Park. The hotel is also perfectly situated to take advantage of the many restaurants cafés and bars in the city centre. |
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Amsterdam is a lively, bustling city, the centre of which is just the right size to be able to explore on foot or on one of the many bicycles that can be hired, cycling is a Dutch national past time. There are a number of museums worth a visit, Rijksmuseum is the country's top art museum and the place to go to see old masters. The nearby Van Gogh museum houses nearly 200 of the artist's paintings. The most famous building in Amsterdam is Anne Frankhuis which attracts attracts over half a million tourists each year; it was here that Anne Frank wrote her famous diaries whilst hiding during the Second World War. A boat trip on the many canals is a good way to see Amsterdam and it is from here that you can really appreciate how picturesque the city is; with its tall, narrow houses houses, imposing arched bridges and the fabulous boathouses which line the canals. |
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