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Leonardo Eden Hotel Amsterdam City Center

The Eden Hotel Amsterdam is a 4-star superior hotel located along the Amstel River in Amsterdam that offers 391 rooms with amenities like plush…

Eden Hotel Amsterdam - Amsterdam

Eden Hotel Amsterdam now operates as Leonardo Eden Hotel Amsterdam City Center, a 4-star superior hotel at Amstel 144 on the Amstel River, a two-minute walk from Rembrandtplein. It has 230 rooms plus 14 apartments and studios, a buffet breakfast, a lobby bar and a 24-hour mini-market. There is no on-site parking and no meeting space.

If you last looked at this hotel before 2025, several things have changed: the name, the owner, the room count and part of the building. The sections below cover what the hotel offers today and what to check before you book.

Eden Hotel Is Now Leonardo Eden

Leonardo Hotels, part of the Fattal Hotels Group, acquired the Eden Hotels group in August 2024 and began rebranding its properties in 2025. The Amsterdam Eden had grown out of two neighbouring hotels, which were merged into one four-star hotel in 2020.

In December 2025 the building at Amstelstraat 17, on the Rembrandtplein side, was handed over to Leonardo’s NYX brand and now trades separately as NYX Hotel Amsterdam Rembrandt Square. The riverside building at Amstel 144 kept the Eden name as Leonardo Eden Hotel Amsterdam City Center. Older listings, including earlier versions of this page, give a figure of 391 rooms, which appears to cover the combined property before the split.

This matters when you book. Some sites still use their old “Eden Hotel Amsterdam” pages for the NYX hotel, while others list Leonardo Eden under its former apartment name, Eden Studios and Apartments. Check that your confirmation shows Amstel 144 if the riverside Eden is the one you want.

Hotel Facts at a Glance

DetailLeonardo Eden Hotel Amsterdam City Center
AddressAmstel 144, 1017 AE Amsterdam
Phone+31 20 530 7878
Classification4-star superior (Hotelstars Union)
Accommodation230 rooms, plus 14 apartments and studios
Check-in / check-outFrom 15:00 / by 12:00; minimum check-in age 18
Breakfast buffet€25 per person; Mon–Fri 07:00–10:30, weekends from 07:00 until late morning
BarDaily 12:00–23:00; open to non-guests
Wi-FiFree throughout the hotel
ParkingNo hotel parking; nearby public garages such as Interparking The Bank
PetsAllowed, €25 per pet per night
DepositAbout €50 per stay, taken at check-in
Meeting roomsNone
SmokingFully non-smoking

Details from Leonardo Hotels’ official hotel pages, checked September 2026. Prices and hours can change, so confirm when you book.

Location on the Amstel

The hotel faces the Amstel between Rembrandtplein and Waterlooplein, in the eastern part of the Centrum district. Rembrandtplein, one of the city’s main nightlife squares, is about two minutes away on foot, so bars and late-night cafés are close. Light sleepers may want to ask for a room away from the street side.

Getting There

  • Rembrandtplein tram stop and Waterlooplein metro and tram station are each about a five-minute walk away.
  • Amsterdam Centraal is roughly 1.5 km away, about 10 minutes by tram or taxi.
  • Schiphol Airport is about 20 km away, a 25- to 30-minute trip by train or taxi.
  • The hotel does not rent bikes but gives guests discount vouchers for Black Bikes near Rembrandtplein.

What’s Within Walking Distance

  • Royal Theater Carré, just down the Amstel at Amstel 115–125, for musicals, cabaret and circus shows
  • Waterlooplein and its flea market, next to the Stopera (city hall and the Dutch National Opera & Ballet)
  • Utrechtsestraat, a street of independent shops and cafés such as Café Krom, just south of Rembrandtplein
  • Dam Square, the Flower Market, the Anne Frank House, the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum, which the hotel puts at 10 to 20 minutes on foot
  • The Red Light District (De Wallen), roughly a 10- to 15-minute walk depending on where you’re heading

Rooms and Apartments

Every room has individually controlled air conditioning, a capsule coffee and tea machine, a flat-screen TV with international channels, premium bedding and designer toiletries. A pillow menu is available, and hypoallergenic bedding can be arranged on request. Rooms facing the Amstel are a separate category that you can choose when booking, subject to availability, so pick that option if a river view matters to you.

The 14 apartments and studios are aimed at longer stays and families. Booking sites list options such as a Superior Apartment with Amstel view, and some show the apartment entrance as Amstel 144A. Baby cots cost €12.50 per night for children up to three.

Food, Drink and Facilities

  • Buffet breakfast every morning, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options if you ask in advance
  • A lobby bar and coffee corner serving drinks and light bites, with wine and champagne available
  • A 24-hour lobby mini-market for snacks, drinks and travel essentials, plus vending machines
  • A lounge with a pool table
  • A 24-hour reception with multilingual staff, free luggage storage and same-day laundry through housekeeping
  • Lifts and adapted routes to the reception, lounge and other public areas

Obsidian, the Tokyo-style listening bar that used to be part of the Eden, was in the basement of the combined hotel. NYX Hotel Amsterdam Rembrandt Square now advertises its own underground venue, so check with that hotel if you want the bar rather than a room.

A Former Chocolate Factory Office

A sugar refinery stood on this site in the 17th century. In 1870 Gerard Bensdorp opened a chocolate and confectionery factory here, and about 20 years later architect Antonie J. Joling designed the company’s head office at Amstel 144–146. The turrets, ornamental stonework, tile panels and stained glass you see from the river belong to that listed building. The lobby, bar and restaurant were fully restyled in 2021, with interiors that nod to the area’s theatre history.

Before You Book

Leonardo Eden suits travellers who want to walk everywhere in the centre, be near Rembrandtplein’s nightlife and possibly wake up to a view of the Amstel. It is a less obvious fit if you need parking, meeting rooms or a quiet residential street.

  • Choose an Amstel-view room when booking; views are not guaranteed in standard rooms.
  • Check whether your rate includes breakfast, since the buffet costs €25 per person otherwise.
  • Flexible rates can usually be cancelled free of charge up to 24 to 48 hours before arrival; non-refundable rates cannot.
  • Leonardo’s free loyalty programme gives 10% off direct online bookings.
  • Early check-in and late check-out depend on availability and may cost extra.

For current rates and room types, see the official Leonardo Eden Hotel Amsterdam City Center page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Eden Hotel Amsterdam the same as Leonardo Eden Hotel Amsterdam City Center?

Yes. The hotel at Amstel 144 that was called Eden Hotel Amsterdam now operates as Leonardo Eden Hotel Amsterdam City Center. The address, phone number (+31 20 530 7878) and riverside location have not changed.

Is NYX Hotel Amsterdam Rembrandt Square part of the Eden Hotel?

Not anymore. NYX Hotel Amsterdam Rembrandt Square occupies the former Eden building at Amstelstraat 17 and has been a separate Leonardo-owned hotel since December 2025. Some booking sites still show it on old Eden Hotel Amsterdam listing pages, so check the address before you pay.

Is Eden Hotel Amsterdam a good hotel?

Guest scores are solid. The hotel’s own site shows 83/100 (Very Good) from about 6,450 reviews, with location scoring 96/100, and Tripadvisor rates it 4 out of 5. Some older reviews describe the combined hotel before the NYX split.

How far is Eden Hotel Amsterdam from the Red Light District?

The Red Light District (De Wallen) is roughly a 10- to 15-minute walk, depending on which part of the district you are heading to. Waterlooplein metro station, about five minutes away, is one stop from Nieuwmarkt on the edge of the district.

How do I get to Eden Hotel Amsterdam from Schiphol Airport?

The hotel is about 20 km from Schiphol, roughly 25 to 30 minutes by train or taxi. By train, ride to Amsterdam Centraal, then take a tram or taxi for the last 1.5 km. There is no scheduled shuttle, but the concierge can book a private transfer.

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