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The W Amsterdam Hotel is a must-see for any traveler to the Netherlands. This luxurious property sits in the heart of Amsterdam, right next to the world-famous canals. The hotel offers stunning views of the city. There is also a variety of amenities and services that are sure to please even the most discerning traveler. The W Amsterdam hotel is the perfect place to unwind after a busy day of sightseeing. The hotel offers a variety of facilities, including a spa, fitness center, and rooftop pool. A stay at W Amsterdam provides the perfect setting for a relaxing vacation.

Overview

The hotel's original opening was in October 2015 in a 1920s telephone exchange building. It then expanded to a Spuistraat 1908 bank building about a year later. W describes the buildings as two different but complementary experiences that can be adapted to your needs. There are 238 guestrooms. There are 182 rooms in the cozy Exchange building, with 10 extreme wow suites. The Bank building contains the rest.

Additionally, Exchange's rooftop bar is a popular hangout for locals. It hosts frequent parties and events that are open to all guests. Three independently owned restaurants are incorporated into the hotel, and an ample shop gallery space for local fashion, art, and music. The bank vaults also house a spa. The spa includes a large gym and pool as well as treatment facilities.

The X Bank and an X Bar for locally-designed objects of interest are just a few other features. There are also grand meeting rooms and a small business center. The hotel also offers free Wi-Fi, and room service and valet parking are available.

Location

The W Amsterdam is just behind the bustling Dam Square in central Amsterdam's Canal District. The area around the hotel is full of shops, restaurants, businesses, residential buildings, and other amenities because it's central. The W is conveniently located in the Canal District, making it easy to access the city's sights. In addition, you can walk to the Nine Streets shopping district, which is only 10 minutes away.

Additionally, the nightlife in De Wallen is seven minutes away. Museumplein is just a little further away, and guests can reach there via public transport in about 20 minutes. The Van Gogh Museum is also located here. Furthermore, you can reach Centraal Station in less than 10 minutes by bus or car. Besides, it takes 20-30 minutes to get to the airport.

Rooms and Suites

The W Amsterdam 238 rooms, including suites, are lavish and rich in design details. While the decor and overall style of the W Bank and W Exchange rooms may vary, all rooms share the W's distinctive blend of chic and cozy elements. The hotel tried to include Dutch culture and the history of each building. Its linens and the sculpted miniature bar are Dutch designs. Also, the black-and-gold bedspreads were made in tribute to the bank vaults.

Additionally, all rooms come with flat-screen TVs and high-end coffee makers. You might also find fun perks depending on your room type. These include a record player, records, a freestanding bathtub, and a round bed or fireplace with glass. Furthermore, the bathrooms are modern and beautiful. All come with Bliss toiletries.

Dining

The hotel offers a few great restaurants and a bar, which are popular among locals and tourists alike. The Duchess is a traditional Dutch restaurant that serves classic dishes. However, Mr. Porter and The Butcher are more modern restaurants that serve international cuisine. The W Lounge is a casual bar serving various drinks and snacks.

The Duchess

The Duchess is a Michelin-starred restaurant that is inspired by the beauty and elegance of the Belle Epoque. The former KAS Bank in W Hotel Amsterdam is The Duchess's historic home. It offers guests the elegance and grandeur of Viennese hospitality with traditional London hospitality. Moreover, Nouveau-Nicoise Cuisine captures the royal nature of The Duchess's refined Southern France and Italy flavors.

A custom Molteni kitchen serves exquisite meals and decadent desserts and is a magnificent centerpiece. The Duchess menu features a variety of classics like Fruits de Mer platters and rotisserie specialties. There are also homemade ice cream coupes that can be made at the table. The Duchess combines the sophistication and elegance of a distant royal past with all the charm and intrigue of today. History and the present are more than just coexisting; they enrich each other.

Mr. Porter

Mr. Porter is a unique concept that combines the best of both a modern steakhouse and a lounge atmosphere to create a dynamic dining experience. This eatery is a social-oriented restaurant that emphasizes the importance of fine dining.

Moreover, the DJ creates a lively, energetic atmosphere. The sleek, island-bar environment also encourages guests to mingle and interact. Mr. Porter aims to redefine modern dining with its unique blend of world-class cuisine, exceptional service, and the perfect ambiance.

The Butcher

The best burgers in Amsterdam. They also specialize in Haute fast food. The Butcher sits at the corner of W Amsterdam Bank Building and below X BANK.

W Lounge

This bar is the ideal Amsterdam cocktail bar for anyone curious about the latest and greatest in mixology. You can also visit this pub for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Plus, the lounge includes a WET Deck area that is open daily.

Spa and Wellness

AWAY SPA, an urban sanctuary, is located in the Bank Building. It has a small indoor pool, whirlpool, plunge pools, and massage rooms. It's an escape within an escape. AWAY signifies a daily disappearing act into an insider scene full of unexpected sensations.

A fitness area is also available with modern equipment comparable to any urban gym. FIT is a fitness center that encourages you to find balance and improve your stamina. It's located in the Bank Building.

Takeaway

At this luxurious hotel, all rooms include Bliss toiletries. The bank building has some rooms with minibars of gold in the form of a small bank vault. The central location is also unbeatable, right next to Dam Square. W Amsterdam is a sanctuary in Amsterdam's almost perfectly preserved 17th-century city.