W Amsterdam
Amsterdam · Netherlands
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Character and identity
W Amsterdam occupies two landmark buildings facing each other across Spuistraat, steps from Dam Square and the Royal Palace. The former KAS Bank (1906) holds the quieter, gold-accented rooms, the Away Spa, gym and a Michelin-starred French-Italian restaurant, The Duchess, with its own rooftop lounge. Across the street, the 1924 Exchange (a former telephone switchboard inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's Larkin Building) houses a sixth-floor reception, the buzzy W Lounge, the city's first heated rooftop pool, and modern steakhouse Mr. Porter. Across 238 rooms, the design code runs from warm and clubby to futuristic gray-and-red. Signature Whatever/Whenever service handles the rest.
Who's it for
Best for:
Design-minded couples and groups who want central Amsterdam at full volume: cocktails on a heated rooftop overlooking the Royal Palace, a Michelin dinner downstairs, and a scene that pulls in locals as much as guests. Pick the Bank building if you lean toward spa-and-retreat, the Exchange if you want the party.
Should look elsewhere:
Families and travellers seeking quiet, classical Dutch character should pass. Exchange courtyard rooms have privacy issues unless you draw the curtains, and the open bathroom plans and club-leaning energy won't suit everyone. Dam Square is central but rarely calm.
Bottom line
The split-building concept is the real draw here: you essentially choose between two hotels at one address, with a Michelin kitchen and a serious spa shared between them. Book the Bank building for a quieter stay with gold-vault minibars and easy spa access, or the Exchange for rooftop-pool proximity. Reserve Mr. Porter or The Duchess before you arrive.
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What this place offers
- Bar
- Gym
- Indoor pool
- Meeting rooms
- Nightclub
- Outdoor pool
- Pet friendly
- Restaurants
- Spa
- Wi-Fi
