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Hotel De Hallen

$199
/ night

Avg. for September

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$199
/ night

Avg. for September

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at Hotel De Hallen average $109 in January, the cheapest month, and $304 in April, the most expensive, based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at Hotel De Hallen by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
January$109
February$146
March$198
April$304
May$244
June$194
July$161
August$150
September$199
October$210
November$128
December$153

Most expensive: April (~$304)

Cheapest: January (~$109)

About this property

Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and wedding services. Additional amenities at this hotel include a communal living room, tour/ticket assistance, and a banquet hall.
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Location

Bellamyplein 47, Kinkerbuurt, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Foodhallen (0.1 miles)

Houseboat Museum (0.8 miles)

The 9 Streets (0.8 miles)

Vondelpark (0.8 miles)

Melkweg (0.9 miles)

Leidseplein (0.9 miles)

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Guest reviews

What guests think

AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews

At Hotel De Hallen, travelers praise the stylish converted tram-depot setting, friendly staff, and clean, quiet rooms in a food-rich, residential area with easy tram links, while noting trade-offs like some windowless rooms.

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Facilities

Basic

Cleanliness

Mixed

Rooms

Modern

Service

Inconsistent

Location

Convenient

Dining

Good

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Scott

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4 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

Nice, clean, spacious and new. Internet barely usable.
Nice, clean, spacious and new. Internet barely usable.
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William

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Aug 8, 2026

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Stayed 4 nights

The hotel rooms themselves were nice, small but serviceable. The breakfast was well done. The location was also very good. Some of the staff were also very helpful and courteous. Upon checkin, however, we realized there had been a miscommunication and we were not given the rooms that we had requested via messaging and phone call. One gentleman tried to help but unfortunately the rooms were no longer available. We tried to make do with what we had. But the next morning, we were accosted by a hostile front desk lady accusing me of being difficult and "trying to cause problems" I was only asking about the availability of breakfast and had no intentions of pursuing the room issue any further. I was holding my infant son and said repeatedly only that I had requested and been promised adjoining rooms. She was aggressive and confrontational and just kept saying nasty derogatory things. Finally I had to walk away because my son was in my arms and becoming scared and I was growing very uncomfortable. I told her I would speak to someone else about it later. The next morning she apologized and said there had been a miscommunication. Which was appreciated. But I've never been spoken to in such a hostile manner by anyone at a hotel before and we were all surprised and shocked to experience it.
The hotel rooms themselves were nice, small but serviceable. The breakfast was well done. The location was also very good. Some of the staff were also very helpful and courteous. Upon checkin, however, we realized there had been a miscommunication and we were not given the rooms that we had requested via messaging and phone call. One gentleman tried to help but unfortunately the rooms were no longer available. We tried to make do with what we had. But the next morning, we were accosted by a hostile front desk lady accusing me of being difficult and "trying to cause problems" I was only asking about the availability of breakfast and had no intentions of pursuing the room issue any further. I was holding my infant son and said repeatedly only that I had requested and been promised adjoining rooms. She was aggressive and confrontational and just kept saying nasty derogatory things. Finally I had to walk away because my son was in my arms and becoming scared and I was growing very uncomfortable. I told her I would speak to someone else about it later. The next morning she apologized and said there had been a miscommunication. Which was appreciated. But I've never been spoken to in such a hostile manner by anyone at a hotel before and we were all surprised and shocked to experience it.
6

Mark

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Jul 2, 2026

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Stayed 4 nights

Check-in procedure: Inefficient. It took 25mins to check-in, despite doing so online the day before & using the automated check-in as advised. This would have been bearable had the staff been friendly, communicative or offered any explanation or for the delays. They weren't and didn't. Rooms: Described as Atrium View. You have a window facing inwards to the hotel ground floor where guests sit or walk past & where the cleaners store their laundry trolleys. You can see into the rooms even with the net curtain drawn. If you want privacy/ to change/ use the bed, you'll keep your curtain drawn. Not for people who like natural light or a view. The bathroom is spacious, huge bath!, the fan stays on at all times not just after use, so the sound can be irritating. The concrete floor has stains to reflect its previous industrial use. I liked this but others may worry that it's unclean. Cleaners: rooms are cleaned 2pm-5pm so you might go out for the day, return to your room to freshen up for the evening to find it's not been done yet. Glasses from the bar aren't collected from your room during the stay. Bar: on display are spirits, whisky etc however they can only serve you beer or wine, which are not on display. Odd but worth knowing, Area: walkable to central, nice local bars/eateries/food hall/market. I've just noticed it's 5star - you'd be disappointed if you were expecting this. It's maybe overpriced. At a more reasonable price you'd be happy with something so quirky & nice.
Check-in procedure: Inefficient. It took 25mins to check-in, despite doing so online the day before & using the automated check-in as advised. This would have been bearable had the staff been friendly, communicative or offered any explanation or for the delays. They weren't and didn't. Rooms: Described as Atrium View. You have a window facing inwards to the hotel ground floor where guests sit or walk past & where the cleaners store their laundry trolleys. You can see into the rooms even with the net curtain drawn. If you want privacy/ to change/ use the bed, you'll keep your curtain drawn. Not for people who like natural light or a view. The bathroom is spacious, huge bath!, the fan stays on at all times not just after use, so the sound can be irritating. The concrete floor has stains to reflect its previous industrial use. I liked this but others may worry that it's unclean. Cleaners: rooms are cleaned 2pm-5pm so you might go out for the day, return to your room to freshen up for the evening to find it's not been done yet. Glasses from the bar aren't collected from your room during the stay. Bar: on display are spirits, whisky etc however they can only serve you beer or wine, which are not on display. Odd but worth knowing, Area: walkable to central, nice local bars/eateries/food hall/market. I've just noticed it's 5star - you'd be disappointed if you were expecting this. It's maybe overpriced. At a more reasonable price you'd be happy with something so quirky & nice.
10

Patricia

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Jun 29, 2026

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Stayed 3 nights

Convenient and unique hotel. Tiny rooms but comfortable and excellent bathroom and AC for a hot summer in Amsterdam. Breakfast really good, plenty of food.
Convenient and unique hotel. Tiny rooms but comfortable and excellent bathroom and AC for a hot summer in Amsterdam. Breakfast really good, plenty of food.
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Peter

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May 14, 2026

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Stayed 3 nights

Breakfast was included and excellent, great location and staff were helpful. The only downside was house keeping, on the first day our room was cleaned but towels were left on floor and nothing was refreshed e.g tea and coffee but on second day room wasn’t cleaned at all. Friends Leo stayed and had a similar experience. I would go back but it was let down by housekeeping
Breakfast was included and excellent, great location and staff were helpful. The only downside was house keeping, on the first day our room was cleaned but towels were left on floor and nothing was refreshed e.g tea and coffee but on second day room wasn’t cleaned at all. Friends Leo stayed and had a similar experience. I would go back but it was let down by housekeeping

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Check-in

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From 15:00 to 23:59

Before 11:00

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FAQs about Hotel De Hallen

Is parking available at the property?

Nearby parking is available for a fee of EUR 51 per day, located approximately 295 feet away. Reservations are not required.

What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?

A buffet breakfast is available for a fee of approximately EUR 20.95 for adults and EUR 9.95 for children. Breakfast is served on weekdays from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM and on weekends from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM.

What are the standard check-in and check-out times?

Check-in time is from 3:00 PM to 11:59 PM, and check-out time is at 11:00 AM. Late check-out may be available for a fee of EUR 10, subject to availability.

What accessibility features are available for guests with disabilities?

The property offers limited wheelchair accessibility, including step-free entrances and accessible public areas. However, specific details regarding room accessibility may vary.

Where is the property located in relation to key landmarks?

The hotel is located in Amsterdam West, within a 5-minute drive of Leidseplein and Vondelpark. It is approximately 1.1 miles from the Van Gogh Museum and 1.2 miles from the Rijksmuseum. Public transport options are available nearby.

What are the policies for guests staying with children?

Children are welcome at the property, and kids can stay for free up to a certain age. Specific age limits are not provided.

Are extra beds or cribs available at the property?

Cribs (infant beds) are available for a fee of EUR 15 per night. Advance request is required for availability.

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What do room rates usually look like at Hotel De Hallen in Amsterdam?

Over the next 60–90 days, room rates at Hotel De Hallen in Amsterdam typically land around $218 a night for two guests, ranging from $146 to $400 on the highest-demand dates.

When is it quietest to visit Hotel De Hallen in Amsterdam?

July is the quietest month to visit Hotel De Hallen in Amsterdam, with demand dropping sharply after June. January is the peak month for crowds, so early autumn and late summer tend to feel busier than midsummer.

Which month has the lowest rates at Hotel De Hallen in Amsterdam?

January is the cheapest month to stay at Hotel De Hallen in Amsterdam, averaging $143 a night; April is the priciest at about $399. January’s low rates come even though the quietest month is July, so the least-expensive time doesn’t exactly match the least-crowded time.

What kind of location and vibe does Hotel De Hallen in Amsterdam offer?

Hotel De Hallen in Amsterdam sits in North Holland within walking distance of Foodhallen, The 9 Streets and Vondelpark, making it a good fit for couples and groups who want easy access to dining and shopping. The property also leans eco-friendly, which complements visits to nearby museums and nightlife spots.

How do Hotel De Hallen’s rates compare with other hotels nearby?

Hotel De Hallen in Amsterdam is cheaper than 10 of 18 comparable hotels nearby, with a median of $209 a night versus about $219 for peers. That places it slightly below the typical local price for similar properties in the area.

How does the nightly price at Hotel De Hallen in Amsterdam compare to recent weeks?

The current price at Hotel De Hallen in Amsterdam is $151 per night for 2 guests, which is low for this hotel: about 25% below its $202 average over the last 60 days. Most nights over that period fell between $95 and $395.

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