A classic stop when traveling in Europe, Amsterdam attracts tourists from all over the world. Amsterdam is a bustling Dutch city with a strong nightlife scene, many cultural attractions, places to eat, and the urban landscapes for long walks or wheelchair rides are beautiful. Both visiting museums and navigating Amsterdam's canals are accessible options. In addition, its streets and sidewalks are very accessible in wheelchairs, and there is a wide range of adapted accommodations.

Amsterdam

The site of John Lennon and Yoko Ono's famous 1969 "bed-in" protest, the Hilton Amsterdam hotel is a quiet, canal side hotel brimming with history. Featuring spectacular views of Amsterdam's skyline and amenities such as ramps, a service animal-friendly environment, step-free entrances, and automatic doors, this famous hotel offers a perfect way to experience the Netherlands. 

The hotel's accessible rooms are an idyllic getaway from the city's busy canals and streets. Offering stunning views of Amsterdam's downtown and accessibility features such as free turning space, bedside light switches, and an adapted ensuite, these rooms meld the city's charm with modern must-haves that ensure a comfortable stay. 

With their award-winning menus, the onsite restaurants and bars are just as renowned as the hotel they call home. Start your morning with a full breakfast or a quick stop for coffee and pastries at the hotel cafe, Issimo. Once the night starts to wind down, dine on Indonesian and Italian specialties at Roberto's Restaurant or taste handcrafted cocktails at Half Moon bar and lounge. 

Although the hotel is located in one of the city's quieter neighborhoods, there is plenty to do at canal side getaway. Guests can unwind at the hotel's health club or gym. The hotel is also within 4 km (2.4 miles) of the Museumplein Park, Rijksmuseum, Leidseplein, Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam Central Station, making it the perfect destination for travelers looking for a little more adventure.

Hilton Amsterdam

The site of John Lennon and Yoko Ono's "bed-in" protest, the Hilton Amsterdam Hotel is quaint yet brimming with history.

Two twin beds put together with white linens in a room with modern decor.

Nestled in the heart of Amsterdam is the DoubleTree by Hilton Amsterdam Centraal Station. The 4-star hotel and adjacent transportation hub make exploring Amsterdam’s waterways, journeying throughout the Netherlands, and traveling the rest of Europe both easy and accessible.

The room features 95cm/3ft corridors and doors, complimentary WiFi, air conditioning, and a lowered queen bed with accessible light switches. The bathroom is fitted with support rails, a roll-in shower with a detached bathtub, an adapted washbasin, and luxury bathroom amenities. 

If looking for a bite to eat, look no further than the hotel’s 3 restaurants. For early risers, the City Cafe offers breakfast and brunch. Alternatively, the Eastwood Beer & Grill provides an intimate setting with its striking views of the Oosterdok and diverse selection of craft brews. For a memorable end to the night (or an exciting start), the SkyLounge Amsterdam offers tasty cocktails and panoramic views of historic Amsterdam. And, if you’re on-the-go, the hotel’s Starbucks is an excellent choice on your way to explore the city's streets. 

Being in Amsterdam Centrum means the options are endless. You’re within 1 km (.6 miles) of the Nemo Science Museum, the Dam Square, and the Nieuwmarkt Square. Other popular landmarks are made accessible through the Centraal Station. Wheelchair accessible transportation can bring you to the Anne Frank House, the Rijksmuseum, and the Van Gogh Museum within 10-20 minutes.

DoubleTree by Hilton Amsterdam Centraal Station

The modern DoubleTree Amsterdam Centraal Station offers accessible rooms, a 5 minute stroll from the city’s central transport hub.

a king bed is centered in the room with light switches and telephone within arms reach.

The Hilton in Amsterdam's Schipol Airport, just a 7-minute walk from the Airport, is a luxurious 4-star hotel with a unique and visionary futuristic design. The hotel has step-free entrance access, is guide-dog friendly, has an accessible bathroom in the common area, and an accessible parking space.

The spacious accessible rooms at Schipol meet ADA requirements and have a groundbreaking and bold futuristic interior design. The step-free bathrooms include a roll-in shower, shower seat, handheld showerhead, and an emergency cord. 

The Hilton's Schipol Airport has two restaurants guests can choose from The Axis Bar and Bowery at home. The Axis bar is currently closed due to COVID-19 but typically offers a unique experience at the heart of the hotel. Guests also have access to in-room dining from 6 am to 10 pm Monday through Sunday. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks, and snacks can all be dropped off at the guests' doorstep. The restaurants are step-free and have easily accessible seating areas. 

The hotel is directly connected to the Schipol Airport via a covered walk-away. It is the perfect stay for those waiting for connections, as the hotel is just a 5 to 7-minute walk away from the airport entrance. Those looking to cycle through the heart of the city are in luck, as the city center is just a 15-minute train ride away. Trains depart every 10 minutes, so guests are sure not to miss their next flight!

Hilton Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

The luxurious and cutting-edge Hilton Hotel in Amsterdam’s Schipol Airport is the place to rest after a long flight.

The accessible room has carpet flooring, a two-seater sofa, a coffee table, queen bed, and bedside light controls.

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Places to Stay (3)

Hilton Amsterdam

DoubleTree by Hilton Amsterdam Centraal Station

Hilton Amsterdam Airport Schiphol