Hotels in Amsterdam West, Amsterdam
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The west part of Amsterdam begins with the trendy yet sophisticated area of Jordaan and then stretches out to the grand neighbourhoods and leafy suburbs of Oud West and Westerpark. Hotels in Amsterdam West, Amsterdam, include a range of internationally renowned hotels and independently run hotels in historic town houses. Incorporating the hip Jordaan area, our choice of hotels in Amsterdam West, Amsterdam, also includes boutique hotels and family friendly options for those looking for something out of the noise and lights of the red light district and the bustling central area.
What to do in Amsterdam West
Amsterdam West encompasses Oud West, Westerpark, Bos en Lommer, De Baarsjes and the Jordaan. The Jordaan also forms part of Central Amsterdam and is found directly to the west of Central Station and the famous red light district. The Jordaan is a very beautiful part of the city which, once the home of the working class and immigrants to Amsterdam, is now a cosmopolitan and increasingly middle class part of the city. Bohemian, laid-back and ultra-hip, the Jordaan is a very pleasant place to wander around and is also home to the world famous Anne Frank Museum and the Woonbootmuseum. Just to the west of The Jordaan is Westerpark, a leafy suburb which encompasses the vast Westerpark, one of the city's most beautiful open green spaces which frequently plays host to arts, music and cultural events. Even further out is Oud West, a real proper Amsterdam neighbourhood that feels miles from the more touristy central districts, but still filled with great cafes and bars. For those staying in West Amsterdam, the rest of this fabulous city is still easily within reach and the highlights are worth travelling east or south to. Visitors who are low on time should take a canal tour to catch the highlights.
Getting along with the locals in Amsterdam West
Locals in Amsterdam West enjoy a more laid-back pace of life than those that live in the east, central and southern areas. The best way to experience life in the city like a local here is to hire a bike. It's best to stay away from the large hire shops and instead rent a bike from one of the many independent shops which are numerous. You can explore the vast Westerpark and then go for a meal at one of the many family run restaurants in Oud West. Check the events schedule at Westerpark too and you may be lucky enough to catch an open air show. Start you trip to Amsterdam West here at Hotels.com by choosing from one of our carefully selected hotels.
The west part of Amsterdam begins with the trendy yet sophisticated area of Jordaan and then stretches out to the grand neighbourhoods and leafy suburbs of Oud West and Westerpark. Hotels in Amsterdam West, Amsterdam, include a range of internationally renowned hotels and independently run hotels in historic town houses. Incorporating the hip Jordaan area, our choice of hotels in Amsterdam West, Amsterdam, also includes boutique hotels and family friendly options for those looking for something out of the noise and lights of the red light district and the bustling central area.
What to do in Amsterdam West
Amsterdam West encompasses Oud West, Westerpark, Bos en Lommer, De Baarsjes and the Jordaan. The Jordaan also forms part of Central Amsterdam and is found directly to the west of Central Station and the famous red light district. The Jordaan is a very beautiful part of the city which, once the home of the working class and immigrants to Amsterdam, is now a cosmopolitan and increasingly middle class part of the city. Bohemian, laid-back and ultra-hip, the Jordaan is a very pleasant place to wander around and is also home to the world famous Anne Frank Museum and the Woonbootmuseum. Just to the west of The Jordaan is Westerpark, a leafy suburb which encompasses the vast Westerpark, one of the city's most beautiful open green spaces which frequently plays host to arts, music and cultural events. Even further out is Oud West, a real proper Amsterdam neighbourhood that feels miles from the more touristy central districts, but still filled with great cafes and bars. For those staying in West Amsterdam, the rest of this fabulous city is still easily within reach and the highlights are worth travelling east or south to. Visitors who are low on time should take a canal tour to catch the highlights.
Getting along with the locals in Amsterdam West
Locals in Amsterdam West enjoy a more laid-back pace of life than those that live in the east, central and southern areas. The best way to experience life in the city like a local here is to hire a bike. It's best to stay away from the large hire shops and instead rent a bike from one of the many independent shops which are numerous. You can explore the vast Westerpark and then go for a meal at one of the many family run restaurants in Oud West. Check the events schedule at Westerpark too and you may be lucky enough to catch an open air show. Start you trip to Amsterdam West here at Hotels.com by choosing from one of our carefully selected hotels.
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