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Slim Shady | 09:09 Wed 21st Feb 2007 | Travel
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I have bought my boyfriend tickets to see Lionel Richie in Amsterdam in May. I have been searching for hotels but they all look a bit minging. Am staying for two nights and am looking to pay about �100 per night. We want to be in the centre close too everything so we don't have to stagger home to far after a sesh!! Can anyone suggest anywhere? Thanks x
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Have a dig around
http://www.accorhotels.com/gb/reservation/rech erche_destination.shtml
They've got all grades at all prices. I've stayed at the Ibis airport - a good basic hotel but it's a 20 minute train ride into the centre (a free bus runs you to the airport and station)

Or try http://www.hotels.nl/
they seem to have some good offers
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thanks tel
try www.timeout.com/amsterdam There is loads of info on hotels.Different price levels etc and loads of other info for you.
sorry the proper way is http://www.timeout.com/amsterdam
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Thanks Barb
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You could also look at some of the reviews here:

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotels-g188590-Amst erdam_Noord_Holland-Hotels.html

Also visit the Forum for other useful information.
Hi Slim,
I have stayed in Amsterdam many times and ultimately have found that the way to get good accommodation a bit cheaper is to wait until you arrive and then phone 0031205207000. They can advise you about what hotel rooms are available and you can inevitably get a 4 or 5 star hotel for the price of a 3 star - just because it is last minute.
Doing this used to freak me out in case we didn't get somewhere but we have never not been able to get somewhere and it has always been at least 4 star (and definately under �100 per night).
It is worth deciding what part of town you want to stay in before you go. Near Dam Square is central (and staggerable!!) but a bit rough late at night in my opinion - a few dodgy pick-pocket types about. I usually try to stay in Leidseplein which has a selection of pubs and eateries. The American hotel is quite iconic and worth a visit if you are offered it at the right price.
I hope you love Amsterdam as much as I do.

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