Hotel Luxer
Warm rooms, a bar, and a restaurant near Amsterdam Centraal
About this hotel
Hotel Luxer provides a comfortable base for exploring Amsterdam, with its central location making it easy to access the city's main attractions. The hotel's bar and restaurant offer convenient options for dining and relaxation after a day of sightseeing. Rooms are designed for comfort, featuring modern amenities like flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. The atmosphere is welcoming and straightforward, appealing to travellers who appreciate practicality and proximity to transport links. Families will find the kid-friendly amenities useful, and the availability of parking adds to the convenience for those arriving by car.
- Central location
- Restaurant and bar
- Kid-friendly
- Parking available
Our take
I would choose Hotel Luxer for warm, unfussy rooms with flat-screen TVs, free WiFi and air conditioning, a few minutes' walk from Amsterdam Centraal. A bar and a restaurant are on site and parking is available. An 8.6 rating across 1,122 reviews is good. Despite the name, this is a practical hotel rather than a luxurious one, so if you want a refined or spacious stay, look at a higher category.
- Take advantage of the hotel's central location to explore the city on foot or by public transport.
- Consider dining at the on-site restaurant for a convenient meal after a day of exploring.
- If you're driving, inquire about the parking facilities, as they add to the convenience of your stay.
Why we love it
- Just a few minutes' walk from Amsterdam Centraal
- On-site bar and restaurant for convenience
- Kid-friendly amenities for families
- Parking available for guests
Why guests love itHotel Luxer is an unfussy three-star hotel a few minutes' walk from Amsterdam Centraal, and I find it a warm, practical choice for travellers who want a bar and a restaurant on site. Rooms have flat-screen TVs, free WiFi and air conditioning, and parking is available. Guests rate it 8.6 across 1,122 reviews, a good score. The hotel is simple rather than luxurious, despite its name.