12/31/2023 0 Comments Restaurants with vegan options![]() Avoid the restaurant as it’s a bbq joint and displays meat in the windows. There’s a bar adjacent to the pool, which serves coffee in the morning, and a restaurant next to it. There’s an indoor pool, located in a spa area, alongside a sauna, steam room, hot and cold plunge pools and hot tub, which guests can use free (but you do need to enquire in advance). The roof itself has stunning views of the city but the pool is very thin, making it unsuitable for laps but perfect for summertime drinks. The W hotel has all the amenities you would expect, including multiple onsite restaurants and a rooftop pool. ![]() The beds are of course luxurious and comfortable (if you want to recreate a hotel bed experience at home, I recommend getting a high quality mattress – check out my vegan mattress guide!). The shower glass is frosted and my friend and I happily shared, but it could be awkward if you don’t know the person well. The waterfall showers are located in the room itself, so beware that this might not be a suitable place to share a room with a friend or colleague. The rooms are very modern, with intriguing and unsual decor and each bed features a touchpad controlling the curtains (including a blackout blind) and lights. Its central location, with the ability to walk everywhere, combined with the fact that it’s quiet even though it’s centrally located (it’s just that little bit outside the buzziest, noisiest areas), make it the perfect choice. If you’re looking for a luxury stay, then I highly recommend the W Amsterdam, which I stayed in free thanks to hotel points. The Museum Square location has a garden where you can eat your breakfast, and bicycles available for hire (for a fee). Some rooms also have bathtubs in the room (see above). The materials used in the hotel furniture are all recycled or certified, organic cotton towels are provided and food at the breakfast buffet is organic.Įach room has a 40-inch LED TV, free wifi, a work desk and modern bathroom. The Museum Square location is centrally located, while the Vondelpark location is a bit outside the centre so best if you want peace and quiet and don’t mind being a bit outside the main bit. This eco friendly hotel has two locations in Amsterdam and they’re vegan friendly, too! Just let them know in advance you’re vegan and they’ll make sure there are enough vegan options at the breakfast buffet (which is not included in the room rate – it’s an additional €16).Īccording to one reviewer, the provided toiletries in their bathroom at the Vondelpark location were also vegan, which is excellent news. Best Mid-Range Hotel: Conscious Hotel, Amsterdam Here are my favourite places for vegans to stay in Amsterdam. Amsterdam does, however, have several vegan friendly accommodation options. If you’re looking for a vegan hotel in Amsterdam, you may be disappointed to learn there aren’t any 100% vegan hotels. What to do in Amsterdam: the best activities & a note on sustainability & overtourismĥc. Vegan tompouce (cream-filled layer cake) at Dutch Weed Burger JointbetĤa. Vegan bitterballen (croquettes) at Vegan Junk Food Bar or Meatless Districtģe. Vegan roze koek (rose cake) at Beter & Leukģc. Vegan hagelslag (Dutch breakfast of sprinkles on toast) at Beter & Leukģb. Where to find vegan versions of traditional Dutch foodsģa. Other vegan spots: Vegan Junk Food Bar, Meatless District, Dophert, Bonboon, Joe’s Garage, Maoz Vegetarian, Mastino Pizza, Vegabond, Zest for Life, The Meets brunchģ. Vegan Amsterdam: The best vegan restaurants in AmsterdamĢj. Budget option: eco friendly hostel, Eco MamaĢ. Traditional compartment bed (capsule hotel): De Bedsteeġd. The Best Vegan Sunscreen: A Cruelty-Free Buying Guideġa.Best mid-range hotel: Conscious Hotel, Amsterdamġc.Best Vegan Deodorant: 17 Brands You Need to Stop the Stink.Best Vegan Shampoo: Top Brands You Need in Your Life.Best Food Processor for Nut Butter: How to Pick the Ultimate One.Best Blenders For Vegans: A Guide to the Ultimate Vegan Blender.The Best Vegan Meal Kits You Need in Your Life in 2024.The Best Vegan Luggage: From the Vegan Weekender Bag to Vegan Backpacks.Most Vegan Friendly Cities in the World in 2023.Vegan Travel: 4 Steps to Plan Your Best Ever Trip.Vegan Retreats: A Guide to the Best Vegan-Friendly Retreats.The Best Vegan Hotels in the World: A Comprehensive Guide.The 19 Best Vegan All Inclusive Resorts for the Luxury Your Life Needs in 2024.Vegan Amsterdam: The Ultimate Vegan Guide to Amsterdam in 2024.Vegan Athens: The Ultimate Vegan Guide to Athens, Greece.Vegan Barcelona: The Ultimate Guide to All You Need To Know.
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