Our favourite hotels near Stedelijk Museum

Guest rating: Great, 3.5

Conservatorium Hotel Amsterdam

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Hotel Van Gogh Amsterdam

A new Amsterdam hotel just off Museumplein, with excellent access to Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum...

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Hotel Fita Amsterdam

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Hotel JL No76 Amsterdam

A boutique Amsterdam hotel, with a restaurant, garden/terrace and honesty bar, situated between...

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Trianon Hotel Amsterdam

This cosy hotel is next to the Concert Hall at Museumplein in the city centre, a few minutes from...

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Hotel Inner Amsterdam

This hotel is situated in Amsterdam’s city centre, just a short walk from the Concert Hall,...

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Guest rating: Fantastic, 4.0

Hotel Verdi Amsterdam

This cosy family hotel is situated Amsterdam city centre, just behind the famous Concerthall in the...

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Hotel Aalders Amsterdam

A family-run Amsterdam hotel located in a nice residential area in the city centre, close to the...

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Bilderberg Jan Luyken Hotel Amsterdam

The luxury Bilderberg Jan Luyken hotel is located opposite the Rijksmuseum, near the P.C....

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Hotel City Garden Amsterdam

This charming and cosy Amsterdam hotel is situated in the city centre close to Leidseplein and...

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The Poet Hotel Amsterdam

Located in a pretty, residential area in Amsterdam's city centre, next to Museum Square & 10 minutes...

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Piet Hein Hotel Amsterdam

This modern, unique boutique hotel in Amsterdam enjoys a central location close to Museumplein,...

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Boutique Hotel & Restaurant Maxime Amsterdam

This boutique hotel is located in P.C. Hooftstraat, the most stylish street of Amsterdam's city...

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Parkview Hotel Amsterdam

A newly build attractive Amsterdam hotel next to Vondelpark and a short walk to P.C Hoofstraat,...

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Heemskerk Suites Amsterdam

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The Stedelijk Museum, built in 1895, is the preeminent museum for modern and contemporary art and design in the Netherlands. The museum is currently being renovated and enlarged, and will re-open in late September this year. The restored historical museum building will be enlarged with a futuristic white annex by the Dutch bureau Benthem Crouwel Architects. Stedelijk will then have more space than ever before to show its world famous collections and cutting edge exhibitions. In fact, the hall in the basement will be the largest exhibition space in Amsterdam.
Until its reopening, visitors to the museum can take part in numerous events that involve collaborations with other local bodies and form a varied programme. Upon re-opening on 23rd September, the museum will host an exhibition called Beyond Imagination, which features a collection of projects by Dutch and international artists. Less than two months later the museum will showcase the work of the late Mike Kelley, called Themes and Variations from 35 years.
The museum will be open six days a week from 11:00 and will be closed on Mondays. Admission costs EUR 15 per adult, with the usual applicable discounts, and a family ticket for EUR 30.

The Stedelijk Museum is located on the city’s famous Museumplein in the heart of Amsterdam, next to the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum. More than 90,000 artworks reflect a wide variety of disciplines: painting, sculpture, film and video art, works on paper, artists’ books, photography, the applied arts, and design.
Represented in the collection are some art’s foremost names, such as Hendrik Breitner, Kazimir Malevich (as one of the largest collections in the world), Henri Matisse, Piet Mondrian, and Gerrit Rietveld, as well as important movements such as Bauhaus, Cobra, and De Stijl. The photography collection is the oldest of any museum of modern art in Western Europe, and the collection of film and video art is similarly unique. The voluminous and varied poster collection and the collection of modern furniture are also some of the world’s best. Included amongst the museum’s masterpieces is the complete 1926 Harrenstein Bedroom by Gerrit Rietveld.
The museum also hosts events that include educational sessions, guided tours, workshops and readings. Familylab is a place for all ages to explore the artefacts in the museum, and every Sunday is designated Familyday for a greater chance of engagement for younger visitors.