Amsterdam Stay: Hotel & Flights – Great Location!

Keen to check another culturally enriching city break off the bucket list? You sure will have a dam good time on today's exciting escape...

We’re offering you a two, three or four-night Amsterdam hotel stay with return flights from €119pp.

Botel, Amsterdam

The Amstel Botel is a very different experience. As a floating hotel based on the waterways that made Amsterdam so famous, you’ll have a unique perspective of the city. Once a busy shipyard, the area has now become a trendy corner of the city that plays host to art, music and food festivals throughout the year. You’ll stay in a spacious pier or river-facing room with comfortable bedding, access to W-Fi, TV and complimentary in-house films. The hotel also boasts a lovely bar with pool table, pinball machine and jukebox as well as a wonderful sundeck where you can chill out and take in the panoramic views of the city.

Campanile Zuidoost Hotel, Amsterdam

Looking for something more traditional? The modern Campanile Hotel can be found next to the Gaasperpark, making for both a tranquil respite from a long day of exploration and a perfect starting point for hitting all the key sites which can be found only a stone’s throw away. Sounds like bliss to us!

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Boasting endless canals and beautiful architecture, Amsterdam is the city that keeps on giving. With your hotel adjacent to the uniquely charming Gaasperplas Park along the Gaasp River, you will find yourself surrounded by iconic canals and bright, eclectic architecture. Wander around the nearby parks, including Jagersveld and its impressive lake, or take in the history and culture of the area at the Zaans Museum. Venture closer to the city centre and you'll encounter a veritable plethora of galleries and museums, from the artworks of the Rijksmuseum, to the amazing paintings of Rembrandt in the Rembrant House Museum, and the Dutch Resistance Museum that catalogues the Netherlands’s unground resistance against the Nazi regime through a wealth of artefacts and personal testimony. For those interested in the poignant and emotional history of Amsterdam throughout World War Two, Anne Frank's House is undoubtedly a must-see. Amsterdam isn't just a hot spot for history though. If you fancy outdoor exploration, hire one of the city's many bikes and take a trip through the canal band over winding waterways hedged by fabulous architecture. Stop at the Vondelpark for a picnic or head inside to one of the many restaurants and bars. Of course, you can also visit the famous Red Light District before you head home too. It’s the versatile city with something for everyone!