Dikker And Thijs Fenice Hotel

A Dutch-style breakfast buffet (surcharge) is served each morning in the turn-of-the-century ambience of Dikker And Thijs Fenice Hotel's dining room, with its exposed beams and chandeliers. Directly underneath the breakfast room, guests can enjoy draft beers and cocktails in the candle-lit bar with padded velvet bar stools and vases of freshly-cut tulips.

Wireless Internet is available throughout the hotel, while those without laptops can use the Internet corner with PC (€6 per hour). A small meeting room is available for guests’ use free of charge. An ice machine is provided on the first floor, and there is a small library on the second.

The Dikker and Thijs Fenice Hotel, Amsterdam, has 42 guestrooms in two connected buildings: the main building and a converted 17th century warehouse. Spread over six floors, rooms vary in shape and size and all are decorated in a traditional style with floral fabrics, coordinating drapery and Italian wood furniture. Original paintings and gilded mirrors decorate walls, and windows look over the canal, a quiet street or inner courtyard.

All rooms provide desks with direct-dial phones and Internet ports, and wireless Internet is available in all rooms (surcharge). In-room entertainment is provided by 21-inch televisions with satellite channels and pay movies. Bathrooms include showers (most also have tubs), toiletries and hair dryers.