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Expert reviews of cheap hotels in Amsterdam

The best budget hotels in Amsterdam... inspected and approved.

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Editor's Pick
Hotel Pax, Amsterdam

The centrally located Hotel Pax is an affordable one-star hotel with decorative flair.

8.1 Guest Rating

From
$47

Editor's Pick
Bema, Amsterdam

The Bema Hotel is a charming one-star establishment that boasts a prime location, splashy rooms, a friendly proprietor and cheapo rates.

7.7 Guest Rating

From
$87

Editor's Pick
St. Christopher's at the Winston, Amsterdam

In a land where the art-themed hotel trend is booming, the St. Chrisopher's at the Winston hostel can consider itself a trendsetter.

8.3 Guest Rating

From
$70

Editor's Pick
Backstage Hotel, Amsterdam

Rock out at the centrally located Backstage Hotel, a two-star establishment dedicated to rock-and-roll.

8.5 Guest Rating

From
$74

Editor's Pick
Abba, Amsterdam

The one-star Abba offers 36 basic rooms in a fantastic location within walking distance of the Vondelpark.

7.4 Guest Rating

From
$67

Editor's Pick
Gay Hotel the Golden Bear, Amsterdam

Gay Hotel The Golden Bear, one of Amsterdam's most venerable gay hotels, offers up 18 rooms with a dash of personality in a prime location.

7.3 Guest Rating

From
$109

Editor's Pick
Bicycle Hotel, Amsterdam

Situated near the famous Albert Cuyp Markt, the Bicycle Hotel is a one-star property offering eco-friendly practices and affordable bike rentals for city exploration.

7.9 Guest Rating

From
$54

Editor's Pick
Hotel Prinsenhof, Amsterdam

The one-man Hotel Prinsenhof is a charming hotel with 11 simple rooms on one of Amsterdam's most popular shopping streets.

From
$93

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Welcome to EuroCheapo’s guide to cheap hotels in Amsterdam! If you’re a budget traveler looking for ways to make this canal-rific city affordable, we’re here to help.

Find the right budget hotel

Since we launched our Cheapo guide to Amsterdam in 2001, our editors have been regularly inspecting inexpensive hotels in Amsterdam's central neighborhoods. All of our "Editor's Picks" are clean, central and cheap. And if they have a little something extra, we'll really swoon!

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Our guide to Amsterdam on a budget

Click through to our city guide to read articles covering ways to save when visiting, including information on getting around Amsterdam, budget tips, and what you can expect to spend.

Our blog is also regularly updated by Audrey, our Amsterdam correspondent, with information about free and cheap things to do, eat, and enjoy. Read posts in our Amsterdam blog.

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