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I don’t want to leave.
Honey, I’m home!
Cute lobby.
Highs & Lows
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THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
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I stayed in the adorable/cozy/enchanting/sunkissed attic room. You’d think “attic room” would mean super dark, but the natural light was superb. I turned the AC off and opened the windows, which boasted cute neighborhood views, and where I witnessed an out-of-this-world the sunset.
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The breakfast was fantastic. SET YOUR ALARM!
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The service was FANTASTIC. Make sure to chat with the staff at the frontdesk. You’ll wanna be BFF.
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This is what I’d call a traveler’s dream hotel. This is not a cheesy business hotel replete with a spa and a gym. Mr. Jordaan’s basically two canal townhouses with a renovated and a sleek and hip renovation. Super cozy, charming and comfortable. But Mr. Jordaan’s vibe is all about hitting the town and exploring. Make yourself a coffee, have a lovely breakfast, hit the town, come back and enjoy a great night’s sleep.
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None for me. But if you’re a (boring) breakfast-in-bed and/or swanky hotel bar kind of traveler, go somewhere else. We don’t want you!
Important Bits
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Type
17th century building transformed into a home-y and hip boutique hotel located in the heart of adorable, artsy neighborhood, Jordaan. And it’s like, four steps away from an enchanting 17th century, Instagram-friendly canal.
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Vibe
It’s sort of like you’re staying in a luxe, impeccably decorated AirBNB townhouse on a very cute street in a very hip neighborhood. Sort of like a quieter West Village but with a gorgeous canal and not many tourists. History lesson: the founder basically invented AirBNB. In the ‘60s, he started renting out rooms to tourists which became a huge hit. Then it became a budget hotel for many years, before it was renovated and opened as the gorgeousness it is now in 2016.
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Location
The hotel is located in the heart of Jordaan (where you’ll find coffee shops, quirky boutiques, art galleries, etc everywhere) alongside the Bloemgracht, a 17th century canal.
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Rooms
34
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Music
I can't remember!
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Year Opened
It officially opened as the Mr. Jordaan hotel on April 1st, 2016.
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Designed By
Designed by Moodmakers together with the owner’s wife.
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Health & Wellness
No. It’s all about biking, as you’ll notice immediately when you step outside.
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Restaurant
No, there’s a stylish kitchen by the lobby where a (delicious) continental Dutch breakfast is served daily. It’s a must. Countless restaurants and cafes steps away in this charming neighborhood. Ask the extremely friendly front-desk for suggestions.
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Bar
No, but you’re in the cutest neighborhood in Amsterdam. Again, ask the super friendly staff at the front-desk for non-touristy suggestions.
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Minibar
No, but free coffee/tea in the room. In the lobby, there’s an espresso machine that makes everything -- also free. And treats (like yummy Tony’s Chocoloney bars) for purchase at the front desk.
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Children
I personally don’t love kids, but it seems kid-friendly.
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Price
Very reasonable for a boutique hotel considering the awesomeness and uniqueness of the hotel and its neighborhood.
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Hotel Location Bloemgracht 102, 1015 TN Amsterdam, Netherlands
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