Places to stay on the canals?
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Places to stay on the canals?
My husband & I will only be spending 1 night in Amsterdam and are looking for a reasonbly priced (under $200) B&B or small-ish hotel on the canal (preferably with a canal view). It's our first time to Amsterdam so don't know the areas at all! We aren't much into night-life but would like to be close to some decent eateries. Can you suggest any specific places?
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I second, heartily, the Canal House; it feels like a large B and B; and though some of the rooms are quite small, we had one on the top floor complete w/ the beams and a wonderful view and bathroom. Be careful, there is also a very ordinary hotel with almost the same name. I think the one we are recommending to you is on the Kiesersgracht but not sure; it's around the corner from the Anne Frank House.
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I second the Ambassade, if it's within your budget. A plus with the Ambassade is the very nice spa, Koan Float, located on the ground floor of one of the buildings which make up the hotel (reception is on the ground floor of one of the other buildings). I looked at rooms in the Toren and the Canal House but liked Ambassade the best.
Another choice is the very small and charming B&B called t'Hotel on Leliegracht. I had a wonderful 2-night stay there. The proprietors of t'Hotel own two side-by-side on Leliegracht. One of the buildings is their residence/antique shop and the other is the B&B. Be forewarned, there is no elevator.
Another choice is the very small and charming B&B called t'Hotel on Leliegracht. I had a wonderful 2-night stay there. The proprietors of t'Hotel own two side-by-side on Leliegracht. One of the buildings is their residence/antique shop and the other is the B&B. Be forewarned, there is no elevator.
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I second the Ambassade, if it's within your budget. A plus with the Ambassade is the very nice spa, Koan Float, located on the ground floor of one of the buildings which make up the hotel (reception is on the ground floor of one of the other buildings). I looked at rooms in the Toren and the Canal House but liked Ambassade the best.
Another choice is the very small and charming B&B called t'Hotel on Leliegracht, on the edge of the Jordaan. I had a wonderful 2-night stay there. The proprietors of t'Hotel own two side-by-side canal houses on Leliegracht. One of the buildings is their residence/antique shop and the other is the B&B. Be forewarned, there is no elevator, and the stairs are steep - but that's Amsterdam!
Another choice is the very small and charming B&B called t'Hotel on Leliegracht, on the edge of the Jordaan. I had a wonderful 2-night stay there. The proprietors of t'Hotel own two side-by-side canal houses on Leliegracht. One of the buildings is their residence/antique shop and the other is the B&B. Be forewarned, there is no elevator, and the stairs are steep - but that's Amsterdam!
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