Accommodation

If you’re planning to stay in the city and you need accommodation in Rotterdam for a few days, here you can find information about some of the hotels and hostels in the city. Click on the images for more details.

Rotterdam attracts many visitors throughout the year due to its status as a bustling port city.

You can find all kinds of hotels in the city, but most of them cater to business travelers, large events, and delegations. There are also mid-range guesthouses and hostels, many of which have been family-owned for decades and offer a more personal experience.

However, there is a shortage of accommodation in Rotterdam for young travelers who are looking for a quick visit and a place to stay for one or two nights.

In recent years, due to changes in Rotterdam’s city legislation, a 4.5% municipal tax is charged to all tourists, which will be added to the hotel bill.

Many establishments offer special prices on weekends. There are numerous hotels located in the city center and its surroundings.

Rotterdam360 has compiled a list of the main five, four, three, and two-star hotels, as well as some more modest accommodations in the city.

We have provided directions on how to reach these hotels by metro or tram, starting from the central train station.

Alternatively, if you’re not interested in the complimentary toiletries provided by hotels or paying €3 for a bottle of water from the minibar, you can consider renting a private apartment. This way, you can cook your own dinner for a couple of days, stock your fridge with your favorite items, and save money on restaurant visits.

Popular global platforms like Airbnb, Housing Anywhere, and local agencies such as Rotterdam Short Stay and Short Stay can help you find private apartments in Rotterdam.