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The ideal location, in the heart of Amsterdam's "Latin Quarter" and close to the city's must-see sights.
This confidential address that combines the charm of the past with the most modern design. All in a magnificent, fully restored building.
The modern and bright rooms, with a sublime open-plan bathroom. We just love it!
The hotel's Japanese restaurant, one of the city's finest.
Luxury getaway in the heart of Amsterdam.
A renovated former diamond factory, the hotel is impressive from the outside: a large red-brick building with a multitude of windows. Once inside, what strikes you is the contrast between the luminosity of the exterior and the dark, warm tones of the furnishings and floors. The living-library area is particularly cozy, with its impressive futuristic fireplace, designer pieces and inviting armchairs.
The tour continues in the bedroom, which looks just like the one everyone dreams of. With its oversized bed and immaculate white linen, sleeping here is a serious matter, and nothing is left to chance. This haven of peace is ultra-equipped and designed to make your stay perfect.
Paradise! But that's not a good enough reason not to try out the hotel's restaurant, one of Amsterdam's hottest spots. Izakaya. The name alone is an invitation to travel. The Japanese-inspired cuisine is a feast for the eyes and the palate! You can dine on small tables overlooking the city's facades or, if you prefer, in front of the busy cooks.
Sir Deluxe Room
Maximum capacity: 2 people
- - Surface area: 25 m²
- - Bed types: 1 large double bed or 2 single beds
- - Bathroom with rain shower, toilet, hairdryer, bathrobes and slippers, complimentary toiletries
- - Room with: flat-screen TV with international channels, air conditioning, Illy espresso machine, tea and coffee essentials, desk, minibar, laptop safe, Wi-Fi
24-hour reception
Check in from 3pm and check out by 11am- 90 rooms (non-smoking)
Wi-Fi available for free in the rooms and common areas of the hotel
Izakaya Asian Kitchen & Bar restaurant: Asian cuisine - (open from midday-3pm from Monday to Saturday and from midday-4pm on Sunday for lunch and from 6pm-11pm every day for dinner)
Menus adapted for special dietary requirements are available upon request in advance
Izakaya Asian Kitchen & Bar - (open from 10am-1pm from Sunday to Thursday and from midday-4pm on Friday and Saturday)
The establishment does not provide disabled and limited mobility access
Pets are not permitted in the establishment
- A visit to the "Eye", an impressive building dedicated to the world of the Seventh Art.
IJ Promenade 1, 1031 KT Amsterdam. - Take a trip to the flower market, for a feast for the eyes. The only risk: envy the women, because here you can decorate your home with flowers for just a few euros!
Bloemen Market, Singel, 1012 DH Amsterdam. - The Negen Straatjes, "The 9 Streets", for strolling and discovering this typical district brimming with trendy and vintage designer boutiques.
- Go for a coffee in one of Jordaan's famous "brown" coffee shops: Le t Smalle. A charming place, with its checkerboard floor tiles and cosy, dark atmosphere.
Egelantiersgracht 12, 1015 RL Amsterdam.
Sir Albert, Part of Sircle Collection ★★★★
Albert Cuypstraat 2-6
1072 CT
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Sir Albert, Part of Sircle Collection **** has a wonderfully central location in De Pijp, the Latin district of Amsterdam.
BY PLANE
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) is the main international airport of the Netherlands, located around 10 kilometres (6 mi) southwest of Amsterdam city centre, and is one of the busiest in Europe. It is a hub for KLM, the main airline connecting Amsterdam to other European cities, as well airlines such as Transavia, EasyJet and Vueling.
- By taxi: Taxis are always available in front of the airport and will take you directly to the hotel. It is certainly the easiest solution, although a little more expensive, costing around 45€.
Look out for the new Taxi-E’s - fully electric, they are climate neutral cars so you contribute to a more sustainable world! They are also slightly cheaper than regular taxis and offer free Wi-Fi too!
- By Airport Shuttle: Run by the company Connecxxion they leave every 10 minutes between 6am and 9pm and drop you off at your hotel. Tickets cost around 17€ euros one way and 27 euros return, and can be purchased on-line or inside the main arrival hall; the bus leaves from platform A7, situated just outside the arrivals hall.
- By train: This is both convenient and the most economical way to get directly to Amsterdam Central Station. The journey lasts around 15 minutes and costs around 3.60 euros per person. From there take tram 16 (direction VU Medisch Centrum) or tram 24 (direction VU Medisch Centrum) and exit at Ruysdaelstraat. Go to the right, cross the bridge over the canal and the hotel will be on your right hand side.
BY TRAIN
From the UK, the Eurostar operates trains from London to Amsterdam (in conjunction with Thalys). The journey time is around 4 hours and 45 minutes, with a change over in Brussels. Otherwise from mainland Europe, trains are available from many other countries and can be found and booked online with RailEurope.
Getting from Amsterdam Central Station to the hotel:
Take tram 16 (direction VU Medisch Centrum) or tram 24 (direction VU Medisch Centrum) and exit at Ruysdaelstraat. Go to the right, cross the bridge over the canal and the hotel will be on your right hand side.
Getting from Amsterdam Zuid Station to the hotel:
Take tram 5 (direction of Central Station) and exit at Roelof Hartplein. Continue onto Cornelis Anthoniszstraat and turn left onto the Hobbemakade. Turn right onto Ruysdaelstraat and continue onto Albert Cuypstraat, the hotel will be on your right hand side.
- Covid-19 health & travel rules for the Netherlands:
Visit the official EU Reopen website to see the current local health situation, and entry requirements (if any) from EU / Schengen countries or from countries outside the EU / Schengen Area - 1, 2 or 4 nights minimum stay depending on the dates selected at the time of booking
- Tourist taxes of 7% per room per night and €3 per person per night to be paid on site (12.5% per room per night from 01/01/24)
From Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Saturdays, Sundays and French bank holidays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.