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Luxe Amsterdam stay at a hip Hoxton hotel
The Hoxton, Lloyd Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Luxe Amsterdam stay at a hip Hoxton hotel
The Hoxton, Lloyd Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Bed down at an ultra-chic Hoxton pad in Amsterdam’s buzzing Eastern Docklands, with gorgeous interiors, delicious dining, and the city’s sights within easy reach - includes breakfast and late check-out
- Designer digs: Living up to its legendary name, cutting-edge design meets cosmopolitan comfort at The Hoxton, Lloyd Amsterdam. Housed in a sleek 1920s brick edifice, the hotel exudes an effortlessly cool blend of modern features and old-school chic, with swanky social spaces boasting plush velvet furnishings and magnificent wood panelling. Inviting guest rooms are a masterpiece of contemporary elegance, with refined retro touches for a cosy, quirky feel.
- Classy comfort eats: Expect laid-back urban vibes at the airy Breman Brasserie, named after the building’s original architect and serving up a tantalising menu inspired by turn-of-the-century European and South American cuisine. Tuck into everything from hearty burgers to ceviches and indulgent oysters, and when the weather is fine, kick back over mouthwatering light bites on the terrace. Elsewhere, Barbue is your go-to for casual drinks in an atmospheric setting, with a carefully-crafted menu of European, Argentinian and Italian-inspired cocktails.
- Live like a local: Your stylish base lies within Amsterdam’s Eastern Docklands, a vibrant district that was formerly one of the city’s trading and industrial hubs. Today, the area’s riverfront warehouses are home to a buzzing cultural scene, with hip eateries, designer boutiques, art galleries and modern architecture at every turn. Entirely surrounded by water and lined with pretty canals, the best way to get exploring is with a leisurely stroll or cycle - why not start by discovering the original Dutch windmill at your doorstep?
Amenities
- Wi-Fi
- Restaurant and bar
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Terrace
- Parking (see ‘Offer details’)
- Pet friendly (see ‘Offer details’)
How to get there
Located in Amsterdam’s Eastern Docklands, The Hoxton, Lloyd Amsterdam is about 20 minutes’ drive or taxi ride from Schiphol Amsterdam Airport. You can also get there by hopping on the 1019 Intercity direct train to Amsterdam Centraal, where you’ll change for the 26 Ijburg tram and alight at Amsterdam, Rietlandpark. From there, it’s a three-minute walk to your hotel.
- Wi-Fi
- Restaurant and bar
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Terrace
- Parking (see ‘Offer details’)
- Pet friendly (see ‘Offer details’)
How to get there
Located in Amsterdam’s Eastern Docklands, The Hoxton, Lloyd Amsterdam is about 20 minutes’ drive or taxi ride from Schiphol Amsterdam Airport. You can also get there by hopping on the 1019 Intercity direct train to Amsterdam Centraal, where you’ll change for the 26 Ijburg tram and alight at Amsterdam, Rietlandpark. From there, it’s a three-minute walk to your hotel.
Good to know
To stay informed about how the UK leaving the EU could affect you when travelling in Europe, and the steps you need to take, please visit the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website.
Entry requirements
The passport, visa and health requirements (including those related to COVID-19) at the time of booking can be viewed on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website for UK citizens, and on the Department of Foreign Affairs website for IE citizens. It is your responsibility to ensure that you and all members of your party are in possession of all necessary travel and health documents, and in compliance with any other immigration/entry requirements, before you travel.
- Designer digs: Living up to its legendary name, cutting-edge design meets cosmopolitan comfort at The Hoxton, Lloyd Amsterdam. Housed in a sleek 1920s brick edifice, the hotel exudes an effortlessly cool blend of modern features and old-school chic, with swanky social spaces boasting plush velvet furnishings and magnificent wood panelling. Inviting guest rooms are a masterpiece of contemporary elegance, with refined retro touches for a cosy, quirky feel.
- Classy comfort eats: Expect laid-back urban vibes at the airy Breman Brasserie, named after the building’s original architect and serving up a tantalising menu inspired by turn-of-the-century European and South American cuisine. Tuck into everything from hearty burgers to ceviches and indulgent oysters, and when the weather is fine, kick back over mouthwatering light bites on the terrace. Elsewhere, Barbue is your go-to for casual drinks in an atmospheric setting, with a carefully-crafted menu of European, Argentinian and Italian-inspired cocktails.
- Live like a local: Your stylish base lies within Amsterdam’s Eastern Docklands, a vibrant district that was formerly one of the city’s trading and industrial hubs. Today, the area’s riverfront warehouses are home to a buzzing cultural scene, with hip eateries, designer boutiques, art galleries and modern architecture at every turn. Entirely surrounded by water and lined with pretty canals, the best way to get exploring is with a leisurely stroll or cycle - why not start by discovering the original Dutch windmill at your doorstep?
Amenities
- Wi-Fi
- Restaurant and bar
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Terrace
- Parking (see ‘Offer details’)
- Pet friendly (see ‘Offer details’)
How to get there
Located in Amsterdam’s Eastern Docklands, The Hoxton, Lloyd Amsterdam is about 20 minutes’ drive or taxi ride from Schiphol Amsterdam Airport. You can also get there by hopping on the 1019 Intercity direct train to Amsterdam Centraal, where you’ll change for the 26 Ijburg tram and alight at Amsterdam, Rietlandpark. From there, it’s a three-minute walk to your hotel.
- Wi-Fi
- Restaurant and bar
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Terrace
- Parking (see ‘Offer details’)
- Pet friendly (see ‘Offer details’)
How to get there
Located in Amsterdam’s Eastern Docklands, The Hoxton, Lloyd Amsterdam is about 20 minutes’ drive or taxi ride from Schiphol Amsterdam Airport. You can also get there by hopping on the 1019 Intercity direct train to Amsterdam Centraal, where you’ll change for the 26 Ijburg tram and alight at Amsterdam, Rietlandpark. From there, it’s a three-minute walk to your hotel.
Good to know
To stay informed about how the UK leaving the EU could affect you when travelling in Europe, and the steps you need to take, please visit the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website.
Entry requirements
The passport, visa and health requirements (including those related to COVID-19) at the time of booking can be viewed on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website for UK citizens, and on the Department of Foreign Affairs website for IE citizens. It is your responsibility to ensure that you and all members of your party are in possession of all necessary travel and health documents, and in compliance with any other immigration/entry requirements, before you travel.
Location and what's nearby
Oostelijke Handelskade 34, 1019 BN Amsterdam, Netherlands
Once you've finished exploring the surrounding Eastern Docklands area, take a scenic 30-minute walk or 10-minute bike ride into Amsterdam’s historic centre, where the city’s fairytale gabled façades, intricate canal network and 17th-century architecture await you. A haven for art lovers and history buffs, the city’s Museum Quarter is not to be missed - get up close and personal with the Dutch Masters at the Rijksmuseum, catch world-famous sunflowers and landscapes at the Van Gogh Museum, or switch things up with Mondrian, Chagall, and modern art icons at the Stedelijk Museum.
Elsewhere, the Rembrandthuis Museum, Royal Palace and quirky Our Lord in the Attic Museum are well worth a visit, while a photo-stop outside Amsterdam Centraal station is very much in order. The city’s notorious foodie and social scene offers plenty of scope to live it up like a local, while The Hague, Rotterdam, and the UNESCO-listed Kinderdijk windmills make for the perfect day-trip, should you wish to take the wheel.
Elsewhere, the Rembrandthuis Museum, Royal Palace and quirky Our Lord in the Attic Museum are well worth a visit, while a photo-stop outside Amsterdam Centraal station is very much in order. The city’s notorious foodie and social scene offers plenty of scope to live it up like a local, while The Hague, Rotterdam, and the UNESCO-listed Kinderdijk windmills make for the perfect day-trip, should you wish to take the wheel.