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Best Western AMS Museum(***)
 There are 107 comfortable guest rooms at the Hotel Museum. All rooms are en-suite and feature hair dryer, mini bar, direct dial telephone, radio/alarm clock, cable and pay-to-view TV. A free private safety deposit box is available from reception. The hotel also provides a laundry service.
The hotel also has a cosy bar just under street level which provides the perfect place to meet for an evening drink of the evening or to recover after a day in Amsterdam.
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 The Hotel Museum is situated near the historic centre of the city and has three famous museums, the Rembrandt Museum, the Van Gogh Museum and the Municipal Museum very close by. Amsterdam?s most sophisticated shopping area the P C Hooftstraat is literally just around the corner along with the Van Baerlestraat and the Leidsetraat. The city's exciting nightlife can be found on the Leidseplein with its city theatre, discos cinemas and casino. The Vondel park is just two minutes from the hotel.The Hotel Museum is located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. It is 16 km from Schipol International Airport and a 12 minute tram ride from the central train station. A regular tram service runs throughout the city and there is a stop 300m from the hotel.
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| Hotel guests can enjoy a breakfast in the spacious first floor breakfast room which features the Night Watch, the famous painting by Rembrandt and has fine views over the canals of Amsterdam and the National Museum. |
| Amsterdam is a lively, bustling city, the centre of which is just the right size to be able to explore on foot or on one of the many bicycles that can be hired, cycling is a Dutch national past time. There are a number of museums worth a visit, Rijksmuseum is the country's top art museum and the place to go to see old masters. The nearby Van Gogh museum houses nearly 200 of the artist's paintings. The most famous building in Amsterdam is Anne Frankhuis which attracts attracts over half a million tourists each year; it was here that Anne Frank wrote her famous diaries whilst hiding during the Second World War. A boat trip on the many canals is a good way to see Amsterdam and it is from here that you can really appreciate how picturesque the city is; with its tall, narrow houses houses, imposing arched bridges and the fabulous boathouses which line the canals. |
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