A former townhouse in Amsterdam's trendy Museum Quarter, Jan Luyken Hotel Amsterdam 4* is a short distance from the iconic Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk Museum and the Van Gogh Museum.

Guests will enjoy a stylish city break at this four-star boutique hotel, boasting excellent facilities and chic décor throughout, including an elegant library, stunning guest rooms with contemporary design, and a sophisticated restaurant and bar.

Stay in one of two room types inspired by poet and etcher Jan Luijken, featuring double beds with curved velvet headboards and stained glass panels adorning the windows.

Unpack in the Deluxe Room. Warm and elegantly decorated, this spacious room has a separate sitting area, ideal for relaxing after a busy day in the city.

This offer is based on a Bed and Breakfast stay.

No stay in Amsterdam would be complete with a visit to the city's treasure-packed museums. Whether you're eager to see Van Gogh's landscapes and sunflowers, or marvel at the masterpieces from the Dutch Golden Age, you'll only have to walk for five minutes from the hotel to do so.

After a day of exploring, settle into the relaxing ambience of the hotel's library, where you can curl up with a great book.

Discover the 'Venice of the North' with this panoramic boat tour and enjoy a cruise on Amsterdam's canal.

From the river boat you will be able to admire the best of Amsterdam from the river. You will have the chance to see the must-see spots of the Dutch capital :

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.

Amsterdam is a city dominated by water and is often referred to as the 'Venice of the North' - as it boasts more than 100km of canals, a favourite pastime of any Amsterdam traveller is wandering the picturesque streets, bordered by the still-flowing waters of the Amstel river and the historic merchants' houses of the inner city.

With a wealth of museums, galleries, and eclectic bars and restaurants, this is the perfect place for both art lovers and travellers looking for a thrilling city break. The first stop for any Amsterdam visitor should be Dam Square, truly the heart of the inner city, which is dominated by the facade of the 17th-century Royal Palace. Elsewhere, check out the immense collection of art at the historic Rijksmuseum - including some iconic Rembrandts - or thought-provoking pieces at the ultra-modern Stedelijk Museum, both of which are housed on the Museumplein, a 30-minute walk from the city centre.

Nearby, the Vondelpark is the perfect place to relax and rest your legs before grabbing a drink at the bustling Leidseplein or in a trendy bar in the popular neighbourhood De Pijp. Alternatively, escape the city for a day with an excursion to the world-famous Keukenhof Gardens, or get a taste for traditional Dutch life in the 17th and 18th centuries in the living museum Zaanse Schans, which is home to quaint windmills and traditional shops.