Welcome to the Hotel Die Port van Cleve 4*, an exceptional location in the heart of Amsterdam, just a few steps from the city's iconic treasures. The hotel sits right behind the Nieuwe Kerk on Dam Square, next to the famous Magna Plaza.

Heir to a fascinating history, this iconic establishment, which began as a brewery in 1864, has been transformed over the centuries into one of Amsterdam's most sought-after hotels, combining charm, culture and innovation.

The Cosy Room offers the perfect retreat to relax after a day of exploring Amsterdam. It combines stylish design with a warm, inviting atmosphere. Enjoy a range of in-room amenities, including a walk-in shower, plush bedding, and complimentary toiletries.

The Comfort Room offers guests the ideal blend of comfort and elegance. Appreciate the tasteful decor, inspired by the hotel’s fascinating history, and relax in the room’s lounge area. It also features a fully equipped bathroom with either a bath or a shower.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Situated in the heart of historic Amsterdam, Hotel Die Port van Cleve offers easy access to the city’s rich culture and heritage. The hotel itself, dating back to 1864, was once home to a successful brewery run by a talented young brewer.

Step outside and explore inspiring attractions just minutes away. Start at Dam Square, home to the Royal Palace, the National Monument, and various shops and cafes. Then, visit the Van Gogh Museum, which holds the largest collection of his artwork. No visit to Amsterdam is complete without experiencing the Anne Frank House, a poignant museum dedicated to the life and legacy of Anne Frank.

Discover the 'Venice of the North' with this panoramic boat tour and enjoy a cruise on Amsterdam's canal. From the riverboat, you will be able to admire the best of Amsterdam. 

Discover the cheese markets in Alkmaar, and explore a typical village!

The tour will go to Alkmaar, famous for its cheese market. Accompanied by your guide, learn about the history and making of cheese, as well as the sale of Dutch cheese, which are some of the most consumed in the world.

Discover the cheese markets in Alkmaar, explore a typical village, and cruise along the canal!

The tour will go to Alkmaar, famous for its cheese market. Accompanied by your guide, learn about the history and making of cheese, as well as the sale of Dutch cheese, which are some of the most consumed in the world.

Discover the cheese markets in Alkmaar, and explore a typical village! The tour will go to Alkmaar, famous for its cheese market. Accompanied by your guide, learn about the history and making of cheese, as well as the sale of Dutch cheese, which are some of the most consumed in the world. After the guided visit, you will have free time to explore the village and market. Visitors will then board the bus and return to Amsterdam.

Embark on a 1-hour 30-minute cruise along the Amsterdam canal and discover the magic of the city and its illuminations. Explore Amsterdam by boat – one of the best ways to tour the city – as you travel down its famous canals to see its key sites lit up at night.

Discover Amsterdam in the footsteps of Anne Frank on a guided walking tour of the Jewish quarter and the iconic sites of her story.

Discover the best of Amsterdam on a double-decker sightseeing bus. With a ticket valid for 24 hours, you can hop on and off at your leisure at any of the bus route's multiple stops located close to the city's main attractions.

See the Royal Palace, Dam Square, the Westerkerk (West Church), the Magere Brug (Skinny Bridge), Amsterdam's largest windmill and Amsterdam's main museums!

See Amsterdam like a local with 24-hour bike hire. Cycle along the pretty canals and stop off at museums and restaurants as you explore the city at your leisure. Discover the Waterland or Amstelland regions and see quaint villages with old windmills and castles.

Discover the coastal region north of Amsterdam, dotted with windmills and fishing villages. Wander the narrow streets, follow the riverbanks and visit a traditional cheese factory.

Climb aboard and admire the city's architecture and must-see monuments from an authentic Dutch vantage point, while enjoying a delicious pizza and good company.

Pass the Magere Brug bridge, typical 17th-century houses, the Westerkerk and the Anne Frank House as you glide along the canal.

Stay connected on your travels with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your complimentary eSIM and stay connected wherever you go. Share your hotspot, keep in touch with home, and explore without worrying about roaming charges. Check that your phone is eSIM compatible here.

Located in the heart of the Netherlands, Amsterdam is a city of canals, history, and vibrant culture. Known as the 'Venice of the North', the city boasts over 100km of picturesque canals, charming streets, and striking historic buildings. Whether you are an art lover or simply seeking a dynamic city break, Amsterdam offers a blend of old-world charm and modern allure.

Must-sees:

• Dam Square: The bustling centre, home to the Royal Palace.
• Rijksmuseum: A world-class museum with masterpieces like Rembrandt’s "The Night Watch."
• Vondelpark: A peaceful green space perfect for a relaxing stroll or leisurely bike ride.

Culinary culture:

Amsterdam’s food scene reflects its diverse heritage. Traditional Dutch treats like poffertjes (mini pancakes) and herring are a must-try, while Indonesian influences offer rijsttafel, a colourful spread of dishes. Don’t miss stroopwafels, the beloved caramel-filled waffles, or indulge in local cheeses paired with Dutch beer.

Dive deeper:

Beyond the famous attractions, Amsterdam’s neighbourhoods hold their own treasures. Explore the Jordaan, an artistic district filled with galleries, boutiques, and cosy cafés. Or head to De Pijp, home to the lively Albert Cuyp Market, a great spot for local produce and snacks. For a different perspective of the city, visit NDSM wharf, an industrial area transformed into a hub for art and creativity.

If you visit in the spring, you’ll witness the tulip season, a time when the Dutch countryside bursts into colour with sweeping rows of red, yellow, and purple blooms. For just a few weeks each year, gardens and fields open their gates, offering a spectacular outing easily accessible from the city and a chance to wander through one of the world’s most enchanting floral displays.

Good to know:

Amsterdam is known for its extensive bike network, allowing visitors to cycle around the city with ease. Consider renting one for a true local experience. If you’re in search of peace, explore the nearby Hortus Botanicus, one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world. The ideal time to visit is in spring or autumn when the weather is mild and the city’s vibrant culture is in full swing.