Luxury Hotels in Amsterdam
Netherlands
- Best overall
- Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam
Tripplo’s selection · Founder: Axel Hernborg · Updated 14 September 2026
Ranking updated 2 September 2026
8 hotels compared · How we choose hotels · No paid placements
Where to stay in Amsterdam?
Areas drawn from our hotels' addresses — updated as the selection changes.
Canal Ring
Best for First-time visitorsThis UNESCO-listed historic core features 17th-century waterways lined with grand merchant houses, boutique shops, and cosy cafes. It offers a quieter, highly picturesque base within easy walking distance of major sights.
City Centre
Best for Central sightseeingThe historic heart of Amsterdam includes Dam Square and the medieval centre, putting visitors close to the Royal Palace and central transport hubs. It is bustling, highly commercial, and always active.
Oud-Zuid and De Pijp
Best for Museums and galleriesHome to the world-renowned Museumplein and the trendy streets of De Pijp, this elegant southern district offers high-end shopping and diverse dining options. It has a more residential feel with excellent green spaces like the Vondelpark nearby.
Amsterdam-Oost
Best for A quieter local vibeCharacterised by wide streets, grand 19th-century architecture, and the expansive Oosterpark, this area lies just east of the central canals. It is known for its excellent culinary scene and relaxed, neighborhood feel.
Areas to consider
Visitors looking for a peaceful stay may wish to avoid hotels located directly in the Red Light District (De Wallen) or immediately adjacent to Dam Square, where heavy tourist crowds and late-night noise are common.
8 Recommended Hotels
Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Best overallWhy this position: Among the three highest guest scores of the 8 hotels we rank here — 9.5 from 195 reviews. Leads the ranking: a higher guest score than #2 (9.5 to 9.3).
Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam is a premier choice for travellers seeking elegant historic design and pool facilities in a single property. Achieving an outstanding 9.5 Booking.com score from 195 reviews and a 4.8 Google rating from 1588 reviews, it houses a prestigious Guerlain spa and indoor pool along the Herengracht canal. However, guests must expect a high premium on room rates, which reach up to ‐1308.
Pillows Grand Boutique Hotel Maurits at the Park - Small Luxury Hotels
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Spa & wellnessWhy this position: Among the three highest guest scores of the 8 hotels we rank here — 9.3 from 564 reviews. Rests on more guest reviews than #1 (564 to 195), at a slightly lower score (9.3 to 9.5).
Pillows Grand Boutique Hotel Maurits at the Park - Small Luxury Hotels is the premier choice for dining enthusiasts who value on-site culinary diversity. It boasts a Booking.com score of 9.3 from 564 reviews and a 4.8 Google rating from 473 reviews. Set in Amsterdam East, it offers exceptional breakfast and multi-cuisine dining, but is slightly removed from the central canal ring. Rates range from ‐513 to ‐780.
Hotel TwentySeven - Small Luxury Hotels of the World
Amsterdam, Netherlands
DiningWhy this position: Among the three highest guest scores of the 8 hotels we rank here — 9.5 from 225 reviews. Scores higher than #2 (9.5 to 9.3), on a smaller body of reviews (225 to 564).
For an intimate boutique stay combining bespoke design and dramatic views, Hotel TwentySeven - Small Luxury Hotels of the World is an exceptional option. It holds a 9.5 Booking.com score from 225 reviews and a 4.7 Google rating from 502 reviews. The hotel features sixteen custom suites and dedicated butler service, though guests may experience significant ambient noise from Dam Square. Suite prices range from ‐1224 to ‐1566.
Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Why this position: Rests on more guest reviews than #3 (771 to 225), at a slightly lower score (9.0 to 9.5).
For visitors wanting a central canal-side base combined with excellent pool facilities, Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam is highly recommended. Backed by a 4.7 Google rating from 2876 reviews and a Booking.com score of 9 from 771 reviews, this former city hall offers a refined French-Dutch culinary fusion and a subterranean spa. However, guests should expect heavy tourist foot traffic nearby. Prices run from ‐450 to ‐809 a night.
The Dylan Amsterdam - The Leading Hotels of the World
Amsterdam, Netherlands
DesignWhy this position: Among the three highest guest scores of the 8 hotels we rank here — 9.3 from 238 reviews. Scores higher than #4 (9.3 to 9.0), on a smaller body of reviews (238 to 771).
The Dylan Amsterdam - The Leading Hotels of the World is ideal for guests who select their accommodation based on culinary excellence. Supported by a Booking.com score of 9.3 from 238 reviews and a 4.6 Google rating from 686 reviews, this Nine Streets property offers two-Michelin-starred onsite dining. Be aware that the historic layout includes steep stairs and limited wellness facilities. Nightly rates vary from ‐632 to ‐1497.
De L’Europe Amsterdam – The Leading Hotels of the World
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Why this position: Rests on more guest reviews than #5 (321 to 238), at a slightly lower score (9.2 to 9.3).
De L’Europe Amsterdam – The Leading Hotels of the World is ideal for guests prioritizing high-end wellness and swimming pools under one roof. Reviewers award it a 9.2 Booking.com score across 321 reviews and a 4.6 Google rating from 2168 reviews. Set on medieval foundations, it offers Amstel River dining and five onsite restaurants, though the historic layout can cause navigating challenges. Nightly rates range from ‐817 to ‐2104.
Andaz Amsterdam, Prinsengracht, By Hyatt
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Why this position: Rests on more guest reviews than #6 (666 to 321), at a slightly lower score (8.9 to 9.2).
Those looking for whimsical style and dedicated wellness spaces in a single location should book Andaz Amsterdam, Prinsengracht, By Hyatt. It boasts a Booking.com score of 8.9 from 666 reviews and a 4.7 Google rating from 1599 reviews. Occupying a former library, the hotel showcases bold Marcel Wanders interiors, though this design might not suit traditionalists. Prices range from ‐414 to ‐730 a night.
Anantara Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Why this position: The largest body of guest feedback on this page: 6,048 reviews, averaging 9.0. Guests on Booking rate it above #7 (9.0 to 8.9), but #7 leads on Google (4.7 to 4.6), which the ranking weighs equally.
Anantara Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky Amsterdam is best for travellers wanting a spa and excellent dining in one central location. Backing this up is a Booking.com score of 9 from 6048 reviews and a Google rating of 4.6 across 6923 reviews. Guests benefit from a prime Dam Square address and breakfast in a historic winter garden, though they must navigate busy surrounding pedestrian traffic. Rates average ‐563 a night, ranging from ‐458 to ‐692.
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Compare the hotels
| # | Hotel | Stars | Guest rating | Area | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam | 5★ | Google4.8· 1,594 reviews Booking9.5· 195 reviews | Canal Ring | Best overall |
| 2 | Pillows Grand Boutique Hotel Maurits at the Park - Small Luxury Hotels | 5★ | Google4.8· 480 reviews Booking9.3· 564 reviews | Amsterdam-Oost | Spa & wellness |
| 3 | Hotel TwentySeven - Small Luxury Hotels of the World | 5★ | Google4.7· 506 reviews Booking9.5· 225 reviews | City Centre | Dining |
| 4 | Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam | 5★ | Google4.7· 2,881 reviews Booking9· 771 reviews | City Centre | — |
| 5 | The Dylan Amsterdam - The Leading Hotels of the World | 5★ | Google4.6· 688 reviews Booking9.3· 238 reviews | Canal Ring | Design |
| 6 | De L’Europe Amsterdam – The Leading Hotels of the World | 5★ | Google4.6· 2,173 reviews Booking9.2· 321 reviews | City Centre | — |
| 7 | Andaz Amsterdam, Prinsengracht, By Hyatt | 5★ | Google4.7· 1,603 reviews Booking8.9· 666 reviews | Canal Ring | — |
| 8 | Anantara Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky Amsterdam | 5★ | Google4.6· 6,931 reviews Booking9· 6,048 reviews | City Centre | — |
How we ranked these hotels
13 hotels looked at for this destination: 8 ranked above, 5 more we recommend, none, none never added.
The Google and Booking ratings for these hotels are based on a combined 38,744 reviews reported by the sources. This is not the number of review texts Tripplo has analysed.
How guest ratings, hotel class and facts inform our selections.
Read our methodologyMore hotels we recommend in Amsterdam
These pass the same checks as the ranked list, but sit outside our top selection for this destination. Several of them lead our all-inclusive and adults-only guides.
Pulitzer Amsterdam
8.9(994 reviews)Travellers who notice architecture and interiors
InterContinental Amstel Amsterdam by IHG
8.7(329 reviews)Guests who plan the day around the pool
Hotel Okura Amsterdam – The Leading Hotels of the World
8.8(1,058 reviews)Travellers wanting a view and pools in one place
Rosewood Amsterdam
8.8(122 reviews)Spa and wellness as a reason to book
Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, Amsterdam
8.2(268 reviews)Travellers who notice architecture and interiors
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Tripplo's luxury hotel selection in Amsterdam — in numbers
Most common facilities
- Free WiFi (13 of 13)
- Spa & wellness (11 of 13)
- Parking (11 of 13)
- Gym (11 of 13)
- Bar (10 of 13)
- Restaurant (9 of 13)
What these hotels do best
- Dining (10 of 13)
- Location (10 of 13)
- Spa & wellness (9 of 13)
- Design & architecture (6 of 13)
How we chose these hotels
At our latest review (August 2026) the properties listed above were measured against the same standard: sustained guest scores on both Booking.com and Google — weighted by how many reviews sit behind them — five-star class or an equivalent premium level, a genuinely first-rate location, and facilities that set the hotel apart.
As a guideline we look for around 8.5 or higher on Booking.com, but no single number decides on its own — when the sources disagree, the broader evidence wins. Guest scores on this page update continuously, and the selection is re-reviewed at regular intervals. The full standard is described in how we choose hotels.
