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Julianaplein 6, 1097 DN Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Julianaplein 6, 1097 DN Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
The second MEININGER Hotel in Amsterdam is part of the city’s highest residential building, opposite from Amstel railway station. From here, it’s only a few minutes’ train ride into the city centre.
The second MEININGER Hotel in Amsterdam is here!. Located directly at Amstel station, the historic center is just a few minutes away by train.
As of January 1st 2020, Amsterdam will be implementing a flat fee of €3 per person, per night for any visitor spending the night in the city, in addition to the current 7% city tax. These taxes are not included in the price. The new hotel comprises 184 rooms according to the modern MEININGER standards. There are a variety of room types to choose from: classic double rooms, private multi-beds, family rooms or mixed dormitories. All rooms are equipped with a flat screen TV, free Wi-Fi, hairdryer, and more! A maximum stay policy of 14 nights applies. > We are a cashless hotel. Payment is settled with Mastercard, Visa or EC. For a smooth check-in, we recommend prepaying your booking in advance.
Reception
occupied 24 hours a day
Reception manned at weekends
occupied 24 hours a day
Earliest check-in
03:00 PM
Latest check-out
11:00 AM
This hotel measures and reports its environmental footprint - including carbon, water and waste through the HRS Green Stay assessment based on the Sustainable Hospitality Alliance's HCMI and HWMI methodologies. The grades below reflect the hotel’s performance per occupied room night, measured against Green Stay’s thresholds for its regions.
The Green Stay indicator reflects reported data from hotels; it is not an environmental certification.
Carbon dioxide
A
4.3 kg CO2 / night
Water
A
52 liter / night
Waste
A
0.25 kg / night
Figures reflect data reported by the hotel for 2023. This data has not been recently updated and is due for resubmission.
Calculations include Scope 1, 2 and Partial Scope 3. They exclude upstream supply chain (Scope 3.2-3.14) and are not a full life cycle assessment (LCA). HRS performs plausibility and anomaly checks and does not independently verify or audit sustainability data provided by the hotels.