Prinsen Hotel
Amsterdam, Netherlands
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A hotel in central Amsterdam, on Chabad Amsterdam's list of recommended places to stay. Chabad is in the Albert Cuyp market, with a kosher restaurant and Shabbat meals by advance registration. The city rabbinate's eruv covers almost all of Amsterdam. Check with the hotel about Shabbat needs - room key cards, doors and lifts.
Address
Vondelstraat 36, 1054 GE Amsterdam, Netherlands
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- About 22 minutes' walk from Chabad Amsterdam (per Chabad)
Last updated: 2026-10-21
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This is an affiliate link. If you book through it we may earn a small commission - at no extra cost to you - that helps keep the site running. That holds even if you end up booking a different hotel from the one you picked here.Nearby
Chabad Amsterdam Tourists & Israeli Center
Albert Cuypstraat 165-167, 1073 BC Amsterdam
Portuguese Synagogue (Esnoga)
Mr. Visserplein 3, 1011 RD Amsterdam
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About 18 minutes' walk from Chabad Amsterdam (per Chabad)
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About 17 minutes' walk from Chabad Amsterdam (per Chabad)
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About 18 minutes' walk from Chabad Amsterdam (per Chabad)
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About 18 minutes' walk from Chabad Amsterdam (per Chabad)
