Hotel Die Port van Cleve stands directly behind the Nieuwe Kerk and Dam Square in Amsterdam. The building has a rich history: it was once a brewery, taken over by Heineken in the 19th century.
What can you expect at Hotel Die Port van Cleve?
History: The neo-Renaissance facade dates from 1888. In 1879 this was the first building in the Netherlands to be lit entirely by electricity.
Rooms: The hotel has just over 120 rooms and suites.
Food and drink: Since 2026 the hotel has been home to Bouillon d'Amsterdam, where the famous numbered steak is now served as steak frites. In the De Blauwe Parade bodega you can enjoy a cocktail surrounded by historic tile panels from 1887.
Ideal for: Ideal for history lovers and anyone who wants to stay right in the centre.
Practical information
Surroundings: The hotel is on the Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal, next to Magna Plaza and a few steps from Dam Square.
Hotel Die Port van Cleve is a piece of living history in the centre of Amsterdam.