Hotels in Amsterdam
Can anyone tell me if it is better to book a hotel for one night post trip near the airport, city center or centraal station? We plan to tour Amsterdam during the day after disembarking and fly out the next morning.
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-Tim
January 1 - March 31 $505 $465 $635
April 1 - June 30 $580 $540 $710
July 1 - August 31 $505 $465 $635
September 1 - October 31 $580 $540 $710
November 1 - December 31 $505 $465 $635 - See more at: http://www.tauck.com.au/tours/europe-tours/central-and-eastern-europe-tours/amsterdam-river-cruise-ris-2014.aspx#sthash.04fG9RSZ.dpuf
Cheers,
Jan
You are very thoughtful to send me that information and I appreciate it. However we, myself and two adult daughters, are going in April 2015. We are using the hotel Tauck has booked in Basel. But Tauck's hotel for Amsterdam was D L'Europe, which would have fit my pocketbook, was completely booked due to an area event. They booked a different one, Intercontinental, and all of the rooms quoted to me by Tauck were over $1000. I would probably take that if all three of us could sleep in one room, but each room is only allowed 2 persons. Exploring the interent for The Intercontinental confirmed that. So that is why I am looking for a room on my own.
Warm regards.
Elaine
We took back to back Tauck tours of the Tulip Time tour followed by the Warsaw to Prague tour several years ago. Both were fantastic. We had several days between the two. We stayed in the Crowne Plaza City Centre in Amsterdam. Although it may not have had the ambience of the Tauck hotel, it was very nice and was extremely well located, particularly if you like to walk. Amsterdam is an extremely walkable city. Look it up at www.crowneplaza.com. The rate right now is in the 270 Euro range. That, of course, may vary according to the date.
A suggestion for that evening would be to dine at an Indonesian Rice Table restaurant followed by an evening canal cruise. Your hotel concierge can make reservations for you at the restaurant. There are numerous ones in Amsterdam. The canal rides are relatively inexpensive and Amsterdam is very beautiful and different at night, even if you've been on a daytime canal cruise.
Here's another thought for you … courtesy of another poster in a different forum. If you have a platinum Amex card, check with Platinum travel. They have all sorts of hotel deals, all over the world. I seem to remember Amsterdam being the city that poster was looking at. If you don't have an amex card … bet my bottom dollar other cards have similar deals. Another thought is to trade some frequent flyer miles for bed nights. I'm sure between us all here we can suggest something better than a grand a night!
Cheers,
Jan
I have finally worked it out. Using Hotel.com, I was able to obtain a Junior Suite for three adults at the Intercontinental Hotel, breakfast included, for a little over $1000. I am comfortable with this plan as we will have all the services from Tauck.
Looking forward to the trip!
Best regards to all,
Elaine
Cheers,
Jan