Dikker & Thijs Hotel: a classic boutique style hotel

The Dikker & Thijs Hotel is located right along the Prinsengracht Canal, in the heart of Amsterdam's charming city center, close to the Leidse Square, various shopping streets, cinemas, theatres and the main museums like the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Stedelijk Museum and Anne Frank-House.

Dikker & Thijs Hotel is a classic boutique style hotel with 42 rooms offering breakfast buffet, gym facilities and a mobile suitepad device with 4G wifi in each room.

Dikker & Thijs is well known for their rich culinary history and was founded more than 100 years ago.

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Parking

Carefree parking in Amsterdam. We have a collaboration with Q-Park. For reservations click here

For other options please get in touch with the front desk.

Prime Location

Located on the Prinsengracht Canal, in the heart of the City centre, just a few minutes walk to all major attractions!

Gym with FitPro equipment

Our hotel offers gym facilities, so you won't have to skip a gym day. You can watch TV while using the treadmill or cross trainer.

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Enjoy Dikker & Thijs: spacious, stylishly decorated rooms

Along the beautiful Prinsengracht canal in the heart of Amsterdam, you will find Dikker & Thijs Hotel. Experience a luxurious ambiance and walk to almost all famous sights. The hotel is set in a 18th century warehouse and a 20th century main building.

Most of the beautiful hotel rooms have a canal view. Guests can benefit from free coffee and tea facilities.

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Visit Amsterdam: a city rich in history and art

The Hotel is located right along the Prinsengracht Canal, in the heart of Amsterdam's charming city center, close to the Leidse Square, various shopping streets, cinemas, theatres and the main museums like the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Stedelijk Museum and Anne Frank-House.

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Welcome to Amsterdam Canal District - UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Seventeenth-century canal ring area of Amsterdam inside the Singelgracht is a network of canals that were made to extend the medieval city center. The ring of canals is half-moon shaped.

The city was expanded several times in history, but at the most in the 17th century when Amsterdam had become a wealthy trade metropolis. The nucleus of the nomination lies along the Singel, Keizersgracht, Herengracht and Prinsengracht.

Read what our guests say

“Location is great, middle of everything. Very easy to get to from the Park and Ride that was recommended to us by the hotel. Room was much bigger than expected! We had a canal view room which was nice! Breakfast was good. Staff was kind and helpful! ”

Adrian November 8th 2021