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Amsterdam City Center, Amsterdam (0.4 miles from Anne Frank House)
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For the Anne Frank Huis - be prepared for long queues, get a special ticket or book in advance. My friends and I waited in line for over 2 hours - during a heat wave, no less! There are a few things to do while you wait, that is, if someone can hold your place in line. You can go and take a look at the original front of the house, and the view of Prinsengracht is very nice. There are also a couple of souvenir shops that serve cold drinks and snacks, as well as a bathroom, to the left of the queue. Also, the nearby LGBT tourist information booth sells really pretty postcards.
Rijks museum, Van Gogh museum , Anne Frank house
Get to places as early as you can. We went to Anne Frank House at 9 and we only had to wait for 45 minutes.
Reiksmuseum & Van Gogh Museum (timed tickets are available to purchase at a kiosk outside the entrance to the Reiksmuseum to avoid the long queues) Anne Frank House ( expect long queues)
Canal Tours, Amsterdam Museum, Fine Art Museums, Anne Frank House
“The room was large, comfortable, clean and with many amenities including a coffee maker to boil water for tea or instant coffee (regular/decaf). We were a block away from Dam Square and a 6-8 minute walk to The Anne Frank House. The tram to museum square stops in front of the hotel. There are a number of restaurants in the area. We ate one night in the hotel's restaurant and we were not disappointed with food and service. The hotel staff was more than welcoming, helpful, and accommodating.”
“The Toren is a wonderful boutique hotel located just blocks from the famous Anne Frank house, the canals and very walkable to other Amsterdam sites. We stayed there at the start and end of a bike tour through the Netherlands and Belgium. We were greeted daily by a very welcoming and professional staff, who also followed up with 2 emails after we accidentally left our passports in the room safe. If you like old world charm, but with modern amenities and fanciful rooms, this is the perfect place.”
“In the heart of Amsterdam overlooking Prinsengracht canal. Walking distance from major attractions including Vondel Park, Rijksmuseum, canal tours, Anne Frank house, Jordaan, cafes. Narrow staircase and three flights to climb makes it more suited to those who enjoy a more active lifestyle. Toilet very small but shower large and modern.”
“The staff were so helpful. They recommended me many good places to go. The sheet and bed and pillow covers were clean. The hostel is closed to the canal and Anne Frank House.”
“so this was a single in the old building, from 1644. Very basic, but the key things -- comfortable bed, wifi, hot shower -- all worked fine. The neighborhood is wonderful. You turn off the street at all the crazyness by the Anne Frank House, and find yourself on a beautiful peaceful canal. You have escaped Tourist Hell, and entered a peaceful mostly Dutch zone. The lobby with the free coffee and tea is pretty nifty , the breakfast (an extra 12.50 euros) was very good, and the staff was super helpful.”
