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Amsterdam De Roode Leeuw(****)
 Spacious and modern accommodation is provided at the Hotel Amsterdam. Non-smoking rooms are available on request. Rooms are designed to meet the needs of modern travellers and are air-conditioned and en-suite. Facilities include colour TV with movie channel, telephone with voice mail, data ports, hair dryer, iron, mini bar and tea and coffee making facilities. The hotel offers room service and can assist with car rental.
For business guests, meeting rooms and a business centre are available.
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 The Hotel Amsterdam is situated only steps away from the famous Dam Square and the Royal Palace. It is in the heart of the city's main business and shopping districts and the Central Station is within walking distance.The Hotel Amsterdam is located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. It is 15 km from Schipol International Airport and the KLM airport shuttle bus stops in front of the hotel. There are bus and tram stops within yards of the hotel providing an excellent, regular service.
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The hotel's award-winning restaurant is known for specialising in traditional Dutch food. The hotel is also close to 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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