The Best hotels in Duivelseiland
A pretty residential enclave on the edge heart of Amsterdam's Oud Zuid neighbourhood, Duivelseiland is a peaceful getaway from the buzz of the city centre. Choose one of the best hotels in Duivelseilend for a tranquil stay within a few blocks of the Rijksmuseum and the other collections of the Museumkwartier.
Fans of ethnic dining and street food can cross the Boerenwetering canal to stroll a couple of blocks east to find yourself on vibrant Albert Cuypstraat, main thoroughfare one of Amsterdam's most colourful multicultural neighbourhoods – it's packed with food stalls and restaurants.
If you opt for one of the best hotels in Duivelseiland you'll also be within easy reach of the rich heritage of Nieuwe Zijde and the Canal Belt, a few tram stops away.
The Best Hotels in Duivelseiland
For a chic stay
College Hotel is a trendy boutique haven in Duivelseiland. Cocktails on the terrace are the perfect end to a day soaking up great art in the nearby Museumkwartier.
Still not sure? Check out our recommendations in Museumkwartier or the whole of Amsterdam. Alternatively contact a friendly guru for advice.
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The College Hotel Amsterdam (MuseumKwatier) 40 rooms from AU$336
Hotel Entertainment - The hotel bar, with atmospheric terrace and tasty cocktails has become an insider secret amongst the trendy young localsCity Style - An interesting and alluring hotel; the design, always slightly irregular or off beat gives it an eccelctic charmGroups - The hotel has five large function rooms and regularly hosts weddings, high teas and children birthdaysHistoric - Housed in a 1895 listed school building, the hotel is packed with characterRecommended by - Mr & Mrs Smith, I Escape, Tablet, Kiwi Collection, Michelin TravelA four star boutique in Amsterdam's Fashion and Museum District. Welcomed by sensual interiors, the modern guest rooms are spacious and a great base for local exploring. Enjoy the Bar Lounge and the High Tea, a cocktail on the terrace and mouth watering dishes throughout the day. Vibrant and trendy. See More