LOCATION
Keizersgracht 384 1016 GB Amsterdam
STAR RATING
★★★★★ 5 Stars
WORK BEFORE PLAY
Meeting spaces
Three event spaces for intimate dinners, meetings for up to 80 people and exclusive use events for up to 450 people
Complimentary Wi-fi
B&O sound system with Bluetooth connection
Illy espresso maker
Laundry/dry cleaning service available
WELLNESS
Wellness Reimagined
Gym
Open 24 hours. The hotel gym is small, but well lit and usually not busy
Bikes available for rental
IN THE AREA
Steps from a new experience
Situated directly on the “Keizersgracht,” one of Amsterdam’s most famous and picturesque canals which were declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2010, The Dylan is located in the center of the trendy shopping district “de negen straatjes” (the nine streets) featuring galleries, antique shops, boutiques, bars and restaurants.
Only a stroll away from the city’s main attractions, The Dylan makes it easy for guests to discover historic and cultural venues such as the Anne Frank House, Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk Museum, Hermitage and the famous Flower Market.
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BEAUTY
Bathroom goodies
Skincare & Haircare:
Aesop shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, body lotion and soap. Q-tips, cotton rounds, shower cap, loofahs, scale, and bathrobes and slippers are also included.
Accessories
Small bathroom hairdryer in-room. By request: tampons, shaving kit, dental kit, deodorant, nail polish, Valrea hairdryer. Other: shoe mitt, sewing kit available
Spa
No onsite spa
MAP
Location
EUROPE, NETHERLANDS
The Dylan
⚲ Amsterdam
CHECK-IN
3:00 PM
CHECK-OUT
12:00 PM
DINNING
Where to eat & drink
Restaurant Vinkeles, 2 Michelin star
Unique dining destination offers a culinary experience often described as “exciting, modest and refined”.
Bar Brasserie OCCO
Informal bar is famous for its “High Wine” experience, our fun take on High Tea.
STYLE & ROOMS
Rooms designed around well-being
Amenities & Accents
Tranquil gardens and lounges on premises
Boutique size with only 40 guest rooms
Many rooms designed by Remy Meijers, a well known Dutch designer
Historical building dating back to 1632