Style: contemporary and timeless, located in a historic building that housed Amsterdam's first theater and, later, the solidarity kitchen for Catholic communities during the centuries when Catholics were not entitled to temples in the city.
With just forty rooms, The Dylan is a fine example of historic Dutch architecture, with elegant, well-equipped rooms that blend in perfectly with the charming - and historic - aesthetic of the area. The location is perfect for those looking for the most authentic Amsterdam. Our favorite location in Amsterdam, in the heart of the charming Negen Straatjes - the city's nine little streets with local stores, cafés, restaurants and art galleries - and the vibrant Jordaan district. Access to areas such as Museumplein, the Jewish Quarter and Dam Square, or trendy neighborhoods such as OudWest, is very easy, about a 10 to 15 minute walk, depending on direction.
Our favorite accommodations: The Dylan's iconic Loft Suites are the most suitable rooms for those seeking a true Amsterdamer experience, overlooking the imposing Keizersgracht canal.
OCCO Brasserie, a contemporary international restaurant with an excellent wine list and a lean menu, it is casual and unanimous among its clientele. Ideal for a pleasant meal.
Vinkeles, International Dutch with French and Asian touches, 2 Michelin stars, classic tasting menu, housed in the oven used by a Catholic charitable order for over two centuries.
The hotel often launches speak-easy pop-up restaurants for a maximum of 6 people a night, such as Até, run by a Dutch-Mexican chef with experience in some of the best restaurants in the world, set up in a secret passage in the lounge.
Spa: None. Offers in-room treatments and Yoga Studio
Gym: small and functional. Guests can choose to use TrainMore, one of the best gyms in the city