The four-star Olympic Hotel is a newly built hotel with a unique charm, located next to the Olympic Stadium in Amsterdam. Its modern rooms feature parquet and velvet floors and excellent amenities. Two restaurants offer a variety of culinary experiences, serving Asian, American, and European dishes. But first and foremost, this hotel has some nice surprises in store for you. It has a gym, two wooden Nordic baths installed on a panoramic terrace, and a dry sauna. From this venue, nestled within a pleasant heighbourhood, you can reach the city centre in 30 minutes to pay a visit to the Van Gogh Museum, the Anne Frank House, and the canals.
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- Stay in a Superior Room
- Accommodation only, meals not included
- Flights departing from the city of your choice
- Wi-Fi included
- Discounts on accommodation for 1st child under 12 when sharing a room with 2 adults (applicable depending on period)
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Olympic Hotel 4*
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Rooms
The hotel's newer rooms are decorated in a trendy style with herringbone parquet flooring, velvet details, and subway-style tiles in the bathroom. These rooms are intended for couples, families, and groups, and are also well-equipped: Nespresso machine, walk-in shower, safe...
Superior Room [22 M2]
Elegant and bright, this double room features a queen-size bed, functional storage, a table, and two seats. Relax and watch a movie on the flat screen TV, or unwind in the rain shower
Deluxe Room [25 M2]
For a romantic stay, choose the Deluxe room, which is even more spacious and cosy. Its angled, floor-to-ceiling window offers a captivating panoramic view. The bathroom, with its Whirlpool bathtub, invites you to relax. The comfy sofa is the perfect place to sip an espresso.
Family Room [25 M2]
If staying with family or friends in Amsterdam, choose this room with twin beds and bunk beds. Comfort, design and convenience come together in this air-conditioned, wood-panelled room, featuring a flat screen TV, coffee maker and rain shower.
Restaurants & bars
While Amsterdam is home to many gastronomic establishments, a visit to the hotel's restaurants is a must. The Japanese specialities served in Restaurant Cinq are prepared to perfection and truly awaken the senses. Café Olympic's fast food is both easy to eat and tasty. The breakfast buffet offers a variety of sweet and savoury dishes for your enjoyment.
Accommodation only, meals not included
All meals are at leisure during your stay.
Restaurant Cinq
Discover the fresh and healthy cuisine at Restaurant Cinq, an oriental bistro that brings Japanese flavours to Amsterdam. Sashimi, nigiri, California rolls, tempura, udon, the menu has it all - including the hot sake, which is not to be missed!
Café Olympic
For a hearty breakfast, a light lunch or a gourmet dinner, head to Café Olympic. Paninis, salads, burgers, spaghetti, vegetarian curry... the menu is simple and diverse. Don't hesitate to try the Dutch fried eggs, referred to as "uitsmijter".
Activities & lifestyle
The hotel is located right next to the Amsterdam Olympic Stadium and public transportation links. Stand-up paddleboarding on the canals, The Upside Down attraction where everything is upside down, unique museums... discover a lively city full of unusual treasures.
At the hotel, you can rent bicycles and use the gym, which is well-equipped and offers a view of the stadium. Don't miss the hotel's pièce de résistance: two wooden Nordic baths, installed on a panoramic terrace and accessible all year round. The Olympic Hotel also has a dry sauna. Friendly and professional, the reception team is available 24 hours a day to guide you and help prepare your excursions.
Discover the destination
Festivals, museums, great nights out, exhibitions and bike rides: you'll be spoilt for choice in the Dutch capital!
From its elegant townhouses to its charming side streets, Amsterdam boasts a unique atmosphere that won't fail to win you over.
A network of canals and charming old bridges crisscross the city creating a delightful link between the modern world and an older, slower pace of life. From colours to cuisine, harmony is a way of life in Amsterdam.
Important information about your destination
Customs and traditions
In the Netherlands, habits and customs reflect a culture of tolerance, open-mindedness and mutual respect. In general, the Dutch are pragmatic, organized and respectful of time. Punctuality is also appreciated. When interacting, it's common to be direct and frank, but it's also important to respect the privacy of others. The Dutch attach great importance to equality, freedom of expression and collective decision-making.
Time difference
Time difference
There is no time difference between the Netherlands and France.
France and the Netherlands are generally supplied with electricity at 230 volts and 50 Hz. Sockets in France are of the European type with two round pins, as in the Netherlands.
Electricity and internet access
France and the Netherlands are generally supplied with electricity at 230 volts and 50 Hz. Sockets in France are of the European type with two round pins, as in the Netherlands.
The Netherlands is a highly connected country, offering quality Internet access in most regions. Wi-Fi is widely available in hotels, restaurants, cafés and public spaces.
The Dutch police are renowned for their efficiency and professionalism, helping to maintain a safe environment for locals and tourists alike.
Safety
The Netherlands is generally considered a safe country for visitors and residents alike. Crime rates in tourist areas are low, but it is always advisable to remain vigilant and take basic safety precautions.
The Dutch police are renowned for their efficiency and professionalism, helping to maintain a safe environment for locals and tourists alike.
The climate in the Netherlands is characterized by cool to moderate winters and mild summers. The country enjoys a temperate to oceanic climate influenced by the Atlantic Ocean, which explains the relatively mild and changeable seasons.
Currency
The official currency of the Netherlands is the euro.
The Dutch are generally good at English, and most Dutch people, especially in tourist areas and big cities, can communicate in English.
Weather
The climate in the Netherlands is characterized by cool to moderate winters and mild summers. The country enjoys a temperate to oceanic climate influenced by the Atlantic Ocean, which explains the relatively mild and changeable seasons.
The Netherlands also offers quality options, but can be seen as offering a more contemporary, urban range of accommodation.
Languages
In the Netherlands, the official language is Dutch. The vast majority of the population speaks Dutch, but some also speak Flemish, a variant of the Dutch spoken in Belgium.
The Dutch are generally good at English, and most Dutch people, especially in tourist areas and big cities, can communicate in English.
Accommodation quality
Accommodation quality
Compared to France, the quality of tourist accommodation in the Netherlands can vary according to standards, styles and diversity. The Netherlands offers a diverse range of accommodation options, from luxury hotels to youth hostels, self-catering cottages and vacation rentals.
The Netherlands also offers quality options, but can be seen as offering a more contemporary, urban range of accommodation.
Dutch cuisine is characterized by dishes that often focus on simple ingredients such as potatoes, meat and vegetables. Popular dishes include stamppot (mashed potatoes with vegetables), raw herring, meat croquettes (kroketten) and poffertjes (small pancakes). The Netherlands is also famous for its delicious cheeses, such as gouda and edam.
Food quality
Dutch cuisine is characterized by dishes that often focus on simple ingredients such as potatoes, meat and vegetables. Popular dishes include stamppot (mashed potatoes with vegetables), raw herring, meat croquettes (kroketten) and poffertjes (small pancakes). The Netherlands is also famous for its delicious cheeses, such as gouda and edam.