Sir Albert Hotel, Amsterdam
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“A well-situated hybrid of new and old Amsterdam offers cosmopolitan hipness with surprising warmth and a sense of humor. The sleek Sir Albert five-story hotel has 90 rooms and suites, and a small but comfortable sitting area called the Study on the ground floor.”
“A 19th-century diamond factory houses this glitzy design hotel. Its 90 creative rooms and suites have high ceilings and large windows, with custom-made linens and Illy espresso machine.”
What guests liked
- Helpful staff
- Great neighborhood
- Great breakfast
- Boutique style
- Comfortable beds
- Top location
All you need to know
Feed your soul with a stay at the Sir Albert Hotel. Located in the heart of Amsterdam’s Latin Quarter, in the stylish and diverse De Pijp district, it is the place to sit back, relax and inhale the uniquely amazing culture and architecture. It is surrounded by designer fashion and creative markets. Its vibrancy sparks the imagination and inspires the expression of self. The Albert Cuyp Market, Heineken Experience, Concertgebouw, Museum Square, Rijksmuseum and Leidse Square are all only a few minutes’ walk away.
Sir Albert was formerly a diamond factory and its elegant design is a tribute that that refined past. Each room is marked with touches of artistry, inspire by various art movements of the past. The interior decoration was created by award-winning, international designers from BK Architecture. Each room offers the signature bedding collection, body spa showers, free internet, air conditioning, private bar, LED satellite TV and more. They are decorated in vivid colors that excite the senses and fitted in luxurious amenities.
Not only is the hotel a feast to look upon, but it also caters to guests’ taste buds too. Dinner is served at the IZAKAYA, Asian Kitchen & Bar. Guests can watch the chefs work then enjoy Japanese robata grill dishes. Other facilities of the hotel include a study with fireplace, library and on-site bicycle rental.
Hotel Details
— 90 rooms
— Built in the year 1875
— Boutique style
Hotel Features
— Free wired internet and WiFi
— Valet parking available with the option of public parking at the Q-Park Museumplein, a 5-minute walk from the hotel
— Restaurant
— Outdoor terrace
— 24-hour front desk
— Child/babysitting services available
— Children under 2 years old stay free
— Business center
— Fitness center
— Creative space
— Laundry facilities
Additional Info
— Check in starts at 3:00 PM
— Check out time is 12:00 PM
— Minimum check in age is 18 years old
Address
Albert Cuypstraat 2-6, 1072 CT Amsterdam.
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