Cheap Hotels in Amsterdam: Myth or Reality?
Written by Jetse Holland on February 7th, 2009If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed, or use one of the many feed readers available from the 'subscribe' button. Thanks for visiting!
Show me a person who doesn’t want to travel and see the world, and I bet you there’s something wrong with him. Humans are like this: they want to travel, they want to see new places, and amongst all, Europe has great touristic objectives. Amsterdam is one of the cities in Europe which lives out of tourism.
Finding cheap hotels in Amsterdam should not be a problem for anybody, if you make your bookings at least one month ahead your trip.
Amsterdam is literally full of hotels and boarding houses. Everywhere you look you’ll see at least one or two hotels. However, some of them may be expensive. On the contrary, others are cheap, and if you are lucky, you’ll find such a hotel in the city center.
If all cheap hotels are booked, you have an alternative chance of seeing Amsterdam for cheap: to stay in a hostel. It is true that you’ll have to sleep in the same room with more people, but if you don’t mind this aspect, you’ll be fine. Make sure you have your pajamas with you, if you choose to stay in a hostel.
Not all Amsterdam hotels are owned by Holland native people. There are many of them which were bought by Americans. Such an example is the Bema hotel, one of the cheapest, yet central ones. The rooms are decorated in eclectic style and the hotel is in Museumplein, very close to Concertgebow and the Van Gogh museum.
When traveling on a shoe string budget, don’t forget to search for all transportation facilities that are around the potential hotels. You want to spend as little as possible for transport, so cabs are out of the question. Be wise, and save your money for a nice dinner or two.
When visiting Amsterdam, a ride on the canals is a must. It gives you the chance to see the beauty of this old city at its highest. Of course, the Van Gogh museum and Anne Frank’s house are two other famous objectives to visit.
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