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Anyone know of a toddler-friendly hotel in Amsterdam?

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mazzystar · 20/08/2006 20:40

Or any nice, groovyish hotel in fact.

Any any recommendations for activities/eating when accompanied by two-year-old?

Cheers

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Fimbo · 20/08/2006 20:53

There is a lovely cafe in Vondel Park right beside the children's play park. There is a lot of sand at the play area so pack a bucket and spade (we searched for ages looking for the blooming things - eventually a local took us to a shop!), wellies wouldn't go amiss either. My dd loved going on the trams and the zoo is most definately worth visiting. The Anne Frank Huis was also a must(go as early as you can).

We ate mostly at the Hard Rock Cafe, there is also a Wagamama's and they have McDonalds etc.

I am trying to remember the name of our hotel - it was a nice spacious room with a single bed for dd. I will post a link to it when I remember!

lexiemum · 20/08/2006 20:54

hotel recommendations

all the ones I've stayed at (listed in thread on link)I would take my girls too aswell.

as for activities - theres the boat trips and a big musuem called nemo which I've heard is good for children - think its like a big sealife centre.

there is a zoo but never been.

huge park next to van gogh museum for a run around.

wouldn't take 2yr old plus buggy into anne frank musuem - v.steep, narrow staircases.

if you like cycling then this would be an option.

Fimbo · 20/08/2006 20:56

Oh dear difference of opinion there on Anne Frank!

We did have our buggy (must have left at reception or in a locker or something) and my dd coped ok with the stairs (she was 2.5)

Fimbo · 20/08/2006 20:58

Ah the Rembrandt Residence - that was it! Would agree breakfast not up to much but then I think it is pretty much the same all over Amsterdam

lexiemum · 20/08/2006 20:58

I'm probably being selfish though! As I love Anne Frank and would want to enjoy it without having run around after the toddler.

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