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Ferdinand Bolstraat 333, 1072 LH Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Ferdinand Bolstraat 333, 1072 LH Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Although the Hotel Okura is not in mid-town, it is very convenient to the trolley system. It is in a safe quiet neighborhood and easy to get to Amstelkanaal also. We stayed here 2 nights. The room was lovely, very clean. The staff were very...More
Far and away the most stylish, luxurious, calm and relaxing hotel our family has ever stayed in. Would 100% recommend. The rooms are beautiful, and every little detail seems carefully considered. The location is good: lots of restaurants and shops along Ferdinand Bolstraat and two...More
We regularly visit Amsterdam...and we regularly stay at Okura in Amsterdam. Okura is a great hotel..the service is perfect, especially Mr. Duman (security officer) helped us. We will go on regularly booking this hotel.
We stayed at Hotel Okura following our Viking Cruise. The room was quiet and roomy and our view overlooked the canal. We were able to get around Amsterdam via the tram which was close by. We enjoyed the breakfast buffet. For convenience the hotel also...More
we spent two nights at his hotel, the rooms was excellent, the service wes excellent, espacialy i would like to thank and mention Mr. Emad how took care of us incredibly way.
the location is good, we were with children and they liked it either.
Bustling Albert Cuypstraat serves as the main drag through De Pijp and the location for Albert Cuyp Market, the largest and most famous of Amsterdam’s many outdoor markets. Beyond this sometimes-frantic thoroughfare, tiny lanes beckon urban explorers in search of the latest trends and hidden gems. Nearly half the residents living in De Pijp are foreigners and a good number of them are students. Here you'll
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find a multitude of ethnic restaurants, great cafes and bars, and a brilliant array of locally owned shops, all catering to a broad range of budgets and tastes.
Walk to the street and exit right.
Go left at the lights and there's a ram stop there. Takes maybe 12mins to walk maybe faster if you are younger.
At the hotel they can sell you multi use tickets which last a day. If... More
Walk to the street and exit right.
Go left at the lights and there's a ram stop there. Takes maybe 12mins to walk maybe faster if you are younger.
At the hotel they can sell you multi use tickets which last a day. If you're going to visit a few places then take advantage of the savings.
Amsterdam has lots of things that appeal to different people and depends on your taste.
There's a bus trip which does small villages inc Edam which is worth thinking about. Body museum isn't for the squeamish, Heineken place is very popular so allow a lot of time. Anne Franks house has a shop front built around it so you have to pay or you'll see nothing. Museums and galleries offer something for almost everyone. Check prices where you eat and drink as you may get hit 18 euro for a beer if you're not careful. Perhaps check my other reviews from Amsterdam
