€€ Hotels

Here are 5 suggestions for cheap hotel accomodation in Amsterdam. 

1. Hotel Tamara

Hotel Tamara boasts idyllic bliss that is perfect for both laid-back travelers and older tourists. A charming family-run hotel, this is a good option for those seeking a more homely touch. Lodgings range from single, double to quad rooms while there is also a mention of dorm facility.

There are no fancy frills in this cozy hotel; offering just the basic amenities in most rooms (shower, central heating), it’s perfect for budget travelers looking for a place to relax after a day of tours and sightseeing. There is certainly a friendly ambiance to this place – the staff are always ready to help out, there is no worry of being locked out in the wee hours of morning and the map and guidebook is a nice touch. A word of warning – Hotel Tamara has no credit card facilities so be sure to bring in a bit of cash. One more interesting bit about this hotel is its rustic Irish pub called The Blarney Stone. If you are looking to relax with some soothing beer or catch a game of sports, be sure to drop by here.

Hotel Tamara is ideally located for the eager traveler. Nestled in the center of Amsterdam, this spot is just a stroll away from all the fun and games – bars, pubs, museums like the Anne Frank House, Dam Square and the like.

Where:
Hotel Tamara
N.Z Voorburgwal 144, Amsterdam
Tel: : + 31 (0)20 624 2484
Email:

Price:
Shared rooms can range from Euro 26 while private rooms can be priced at Euro 56.

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2. Hotel Brian

Affordable prices, helpful staff and central to everything – everything that a discerning traveler hopes for. Set in the quieter part of Amsterdam, this pleasant hotel is an excellent choice for young singles and families with teenagers. With lodging ranging from cozy single rooms to 5 bed rooms, it definitely appeals to a wider range of visitors.

There are quite a few perks of staying in Hotel Brian. A hearty breakfast is included in room rate, always a welcome sight as is the option of Internet access. While the furnishings of each room is minimal, safety box and luggage storage at the reception desk ensures the safety of your belongings. Those looking for a lazy day in will love the satellite TV service in the lounge. If you are traveling with friends, be sure to check out the discount option for larger groups.

Hotel Brian is close to all the convenient stops. Not only is it located on the famous Singel canal but it is just a short walk away from all the important spots -  Red Light District, Central Station, Van Gogh Museum, coffee shops and so much more!

Where:
Hotel Brian
Singel 69, Amsterdam 1012
Tel: +31 (0)20 624 4661
Email:info@hotelbrian.com
Website: Book here.

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Price:
According to the official website, all rooms are offered at flat rates. Single rooms are priced at Euro 30 p.p.p.n while all others are priced at Euro 40 p.p.p.n.

3. Lucky Lake Hotel

Lucky Lake Hotel is a great alternative to staying in the centre of Amsterdam. Far from the high-paced lifestyle, this cosy hotel is just a short drive away from all the convenient spots. Lucky Lake Hotel perfect for those seeking serenity in a quiet suburb; lodging consists of 20 caravans, nine cabins and 3 dorms. And female travelers will be glad to note, there is a female-only dorm also available in this idyllic stop.

Other than offering the most basic amenities (blankets, linen, male/female specific shared toilets), there are many attractive facilities in this charming hotel. Each lodging option offers lockers and cupboards, adding to the homely feel as does the cozy communal kitchen with its convenient stoves and fridges. Those touring with friends will love the BBQ facility (what better way to wine and dine when on holiday). If you are looking to travel around a bit, check out the bicycle rental option offered by Lucky Lake.

Unlike the previous options, this quaint hotel is not central to the Amsterdam city-life. However, all the major attractions are easily accessible via public transport (in fact, Lucky Lake is very close to the Amsterdam-Holendrecht metro-station). While this little hotel boasts its very own grocery shop, visitors can also buy the goods they need from the village close by. And since this hotel is situated in a beautiful lake area, there are plenty of water sports (diving, fishing, swimming) to interest the eager traveler.

Where:
Lucky Lake Hotel
Vinkenkade 75, Amsterdam 3645 AP
Tel: +31 (0)29 428-2814
Email: info@luckylake.nl
Website: Lucky Lake

Price:
Prices vary according to various seasons so please check the website for the exact amounts. Caravans range from Euro 23 -35, cabins range from Euro 20 – 25 while dorms are priced at Euro 17-24.

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4. Arrantea Guest House

Set in an laid-back little area far from the bustling crowds of central Amsterdam, this alluring B&B is a great stop-over point for older travelers as well as families. Offering smoke-free drug-free lodging, the accommodation options range from single to double rooms (do note that there are not too many rooms offered in this place so please check in advance).

There are plenty of benefits of staying in this pleasant guest house. All rooms come with private toilet and shower, always a helpful addition when traveling with other family members. And with satellite TV access in each room coupled with breakfast in your own room, this comes across as the ideal place to enjoy a lazy Saturday.

On the topic of little ones, do note that there is a limitation on children staying at the guest house due to the lack of childcare facilities.

There is plenty to see in this charming spot. It’s a mere drive away from the central station and thus, close enough to the trendy Amsterdam spots. For something more laid-back, visitors can visit the Twiske area; a quaint area designated for fun activities like cycling, sailing and fishing. And just 10 minutes away, there is a rustic windmill village, a definite must on your sightseeing list.

Where:
Arrantea Guest House,
Stoombootweg 11, 1035 TS, Amsterdam
Tel:+ 31 (0)20 631 6413
Email: stay@thegooses.com
Website: The Gooses

Prices:
Rates vary according to season. The average price, according to the official website, for a single room is Euro 55 p.p.p.n. while the double room had a starting price of Euro 32 p.p.p.n.

5. Hotel Pax

Located in the center of Amsterdam, this is yet ideal option for families with teens or young couples. Decorated in flamboyant colors, this cozy hotel offers a rather ornate interior that sets the mood for a friendly, laid-back atmosphere. Although the hotel consists of eight rooms, the discerning traveler does get the option between single, double or triple rooms.

Hotel Pax’s amenities are simplistic – most rooms have shared bathrooms while a few do offer private toilet/shower. Since the stairs are rather steep (and there being no elevator) this place is not recommended for older travelers. As for other facilities, there is mention of TV access in each room as well as a balcony/terrace which provides an enticing glimpse of the vibrant surrounds. Travelers with kids will welcome the child-friendly option – cribs are also provided by this hotel.

Hotel Pax is centrally located to all major attractions in the area. Not only is it close to cultural stops like the Anne Frank House but is also a stroll away from bustling streets like the Albert Cuyp market. Other attractions include the Royal Palace and Jordan Center, both of which are a mere 100 meters away.

Where:
Hotel Pax,
Raadhuisstraat 37, Amsterdam 2042
Tel:(+31) (0)20 624 97 35
Email:N/A
Website: Book here.

Prices:
Rates vary for different rooms; single room prices range from Euro 25 – 45, double room prices range from Euro 45 – 95 and trip room prices range from Euro 55 – 120.

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  1. I am looking for a room within Euro 55 per day (single occupancy) near Royal tropical Institute (KIT), or within 10 minutes of commute from KIT. The dates are: 09 Oct to 22 Oct 2011.

     

    Atul Kotwal

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