Location. Set in a traditional Dutch townhouse, the Hotel de Korenaer in central Amsterdam, Holland, is opposite a canal stop. The red brick hotel is within two blocks of Madame Tussauds Amsterdam, Rembrandt Square and the departure point for canal tours. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) is 18 kilometres away. Hotel Features. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served at the Hotel de Korenaer. Open for lunch and dinner, De Korenaer Restaurant offers Dutch specialities, steaks and local beers. The 24 hour front desk can book excursions and canal tours.
Guestrooms. The Hotel de Korenaer's 30 contemporary guestrooms are decorated in neutral tones with soft fabrics. All rooms feature satellite television, safes and sofas.
Fees: Please note that a city tax, to be paid at check out, may apply to this booking. This charge is not included in the rates.
Check In Time - 13:30 PM
Check Out Time - 11:00 AM
Amsterdam Area Attractions
Area Attractions:Ams 1 Mi NRijks Museum 1 Mi SVan Gogh Museum 1 Mi S
Driving Directions
From Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS): Distance to Hotel de Korenaer is 18 kilometres, approximately 15 minutes' drive.
Getting there. A railway station is located under Schiphol Plaza, in the central hall of the terminal. Every 15 minutes a direct train runs to Amsterdam Central Station. Shared Schiphol Travel taxis can be found outside the arrivals hall. The cars can seat up to eight people and cost around 19 EUR per person. Private taxis into Amsterdam city centre cost approximately 40 EUR. Public buses frequently run to Amsterdam and other destinations. Buses 197 and 370 go to central Amsterdam and Amsterdam Zuid. Prices are all subject to change.
Getting around. The central Hotel de Korenaer is two blocks from Rembrandt Square. Amsterdam can easily be explored by foot. However, there are convenient bus, tram and metro services running through the city and outside areas. Cycling is also a popular way to see Amsterdam. There are taxi ranks at the central station. Driving within the canal ring is discouraged.
