Sint Nicolaas

Named after Amsterdam's patron saint, this hotel is conveniently near Centraal Station, in a prominent corner building at the apex of two converging streets. Heavy tram, bus, and car traffic passing by outside is the downside to this location. Originally, the building was a factory that manufactured ropes and carpets from sisal imported from the then-Dutch colonies; it later housed harbor offices. New owners have upgraded the interior to near-boutique status, affording a level of comfort that's rarely achieved by Amsterdam hotels in this price range. This applies especially if you score a rate at the lower end of wide scale rates -- skewed upwards by the "de luxe doubles" -- and bear in mind a thin amenities roster. Each room has a different character, with the regular ones emphasizing classic comforts, warm colors, prints, and exposed wood beams; and the deluxe doubles all cool blacks, grays, and whites.

Facilities:
Lounge; bar

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