Best wheelchair accessible hotels in Amsterdam

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We care about the quality of your stay in Amsterdam. We know it can be quite difficult to gauge whether or not a hotel suits your needs because the amenities art not usually visualized on their website. That is why the AmsterdaMobile staff has visited each hotel on this list to verify their amenities for accessible tourism.


In this article you will find a list, in alphabetical order, with descriptions and photos of our favorite accessible hotels in the city of Amsterdam.


The blog is an ongoing project so expect the list to be updated periodically with new descriptions of hotels.


Conservatorium Hotel
(☆☆☆☆☆)

A luxury hotel in the heart of Amsterdam, a stone's throw from Museum Square. The Conservatorium is definitely a good choice for travelers who pay attention to design, elegance, and technology. Definitely one of the most beautiful hotels in the capital. The building itself has a unique charm. It was built in the 19th century to the design of architect Daniël Knuttel for the headquarters of the Rijkspostspaarbank. The result was an eclectic work, a fusion of styles from different artistic currents. The building then became home to the Amsterdam Conservatorium in the 1970s before making way for the current hotel in 2008.

  • Address: Paulus Potterstraat 50, 1071 DB Amsterdam
  • Telephone number: +31 20 5700000
  • Sito web: Conservatorium Hotel



Hotel Okura Amsterdam
(☆☆☆☆☆)

The Japanese chain Okura Hotels & Resorts opened its headquarters in Amsterdam in 1971. The building was opened by Principe Claus and at the time was the second tallest Amsterdammer building (second to Tower Overhoeks), thanks to its 23 stories. The hotel was designed by Dutch architects Bijvoet and Holt and Japanese architects Taniguchi and Shibata. There are as many as four restaurants that have won several international awards: Ciel Bleu (with international cuisine), Yamazato (Japanese kaiseki cuisine), Teppanyaki, and Serre.

  • Address: Ferdinand Bolstraat 333, 1072 LH Amsterdam
  • Telephone number: +31 20 678 7111
  • Website: Hotel Okura Amsterdam


  • Hard Rock Hotel Amsterdam American
    (☆☆☆☆)

    Simply called Americain by locals, this hotel is located on one of the capital's most famous squares. The hotel was renamed as Hard Rock Hotel Amsterdam American after the building became the property of the Hard Rock Group in 2019. The current building dates from its reconstruction at the turn of the last century designed by architects Kromhout and Jansen, who remade the hotel in Art Nouveau style. Its interior is an interesting fusion of jugendstil and rock decorative elements. A fun and eclectic mix, with memorabilia from famous rock stars.




    Ibis Centraal Station Amsterdam
    (☆☆☆)

    Each hotel in the Ibis chain has its own particular character but all of them, have something in common: vibrancy and modernity. Here at the location next to Amsterdam Central Station, the designers have succeeded in combining comfort and design. Its location next to the train station is one of the hotel's strengths. From here you can set off on all your tours of the capital or to discover other destinations in the Netherlands. The bar, located on the left as soon as you enter, is cozy and dynamic.




    Postillion Hotel & Convention Centre
    (☆☆☆☆)

    This recently renovated hotel is located in a spot accessible from the A10 highway and is close to the center of Amsterdam. A really interesting special feature is that its rooms can be voice-controlled. The hotel's restaurant serves international cuisine and on a seasonal basis.

  • Address: Paul van Vlissingenstraat 9-11, 1096 BK Amsterdam
  • Telephone number: +31 20 820 4410
  • Website: Postillion Hotel & Convention Centre


  • Sofitel Legend The Grand
    (☆☆☆☆☆)

    This hotel resides in one of the most beautiful buildings in the capital, a true enchantment. Its history goes back a good 6 centuries, when two monasteries, St. Catherine's and St. Cecilia's, stood on the site. The layout of the monasteries with their monastic courtyards and gardens can still be seen today. The buildings in the second half of the 16th century were then used as hotels for high-ranking guests until, in the next century, they became municipal headquarters. Different roles followed over the centuries until 1992 when it was transformed into the present hotel, completing major restoration work that spared no expense. Even today there is still a unique, old-world atmosphere inside.


  • Address: Oudezijds Voorburgwal 197, 1012 EX Amsterdam
  • Telephone number: +31 20 555 3111
  • Website: Sofitel Legend The Grand
  • The Hoxton
    (☆☆☆☆)

    On one of the most beautiful canals in the entire capital, there is a delightful hotel, the Hoxton, which has one accessible room. So if you want to stay here make sure you book early. The entire structure is masterfully decorated. The rooms were designed by the Nicemakers design studio. On the ground floor of the hotel there is a brasserie-restaurant, Lotti's, with exquisite cuisine. Inside, the atmosphere is relaxed and pleasant.


  • Address: Herengracht 255, 1016 BJ Amsterdam
  • Telephone number: +31 20 888 5555
  • WebsiteThe Hoxton
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