The Best Places in Nieuwe Pijp & around
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A 23-floor tower standing over the low-rise rooftops of De Pijp, Hotel Okura Amsterdam is a full-service hotel that is Japanese not just in name but in feel, from the calming minimalism of the lobby to service that runs with quiet precision. Rooms lean international, but the house restaurants tilt heavily Japanese, and the Nagomi Spa rounds things out. A useful base for one of Amsterdam's liveliest neighborhoods.
The awards
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Hotels
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A Portuguese hotel chain moved into a pair of Neo-Renaissance buildings that once served as a town hall and archive, and the grand lobby with its coffered ceilings and soaring archways still reads more museum than check-in desk. Rooms are sleek and minimalist, some with Amstel River views, and a few top-floor suites tuck skylights up under the eaves. The indoor pool, glass-enclosed cocktail bar, and atrium restaurant round out a hotel that feels unusually spacious for Amsterdam.
The awards
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Hotels
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The former headquarters of Dutch newspaper de Volkskrant, this design hotel on the Amstel has kept the building's open concrete bones and filled them with newsprint murals, raw finishes, and nine guest-designer rooms that range from treehouse to cinema boudoir. Standard rooms are compact and clever. The rooftop bar Canvas turns into a dance floor on weekends, the basement cocktail bar doesn't open until 1am, and the hot tubs up top have views worth lingering over.
The awards
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Hotels
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Rank 4. Glouglou
Natural Wine Bar
The awards
- The Infatuation The Infatuation: The 20 Best Bars In Amsterdam
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Rank 5. The Butcher
Cocktail Bar
A burger joint on Albert Cuypstraat that is also, for those who know to ask, a cocktail bar tucked behind it. The setup borrows a page from New York's speakeasy playbook: order a burger if you like, but the actual point is a well-made drink somewhere that most passersby will never find. The kind of place that rewards the mildly curious and inconveniences nobody else.
The awards
- Difford's Guide Difford's Guide: 4.5 stars · Difford's Guide
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The awards
- Difford's Guide Difford's Guide: Difford's Guide