The corners of De Pijp compared
| Corner | Best for | Noise | Transport |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albert Cuyp and its streets | market, lunches, first visit | busy by day, fine in the evening | De Pijp metro, 52 |
| Sarphatipark | couples, a quiet stay | calm | on foot from the Albert Cuyp |
| Gerard Douplein and bar streets | going out, nightlife | noisy until late | on foot, trams close |
| Ceintuurbaan and Ferdinand Bolstraat | transport, quick access | trams and cars passing | trams and metro |
Three price levels
The district offers mostly mid-range hotels and a few luxury addresses such as the Okura (see luxury hotels). Hostels are rare: for small budgets see where to stay on a budget. Add 12.5% tourist tax.
Our pick
Three nights or more, with market and restaurants: the Albert Cuyp. For calm: Sarphatipark. For the district in detail read De Pijp and the Albert Cuyp market page.
Hotel pick: Sir Albert Hotel (Booking score 8.5, read 30 October 2026): in a former diamond factory at the start of Albert Cuypstraat, the market street; guests rate its location 9.3 on Booking. Limit: its value-for-money sub-score is lower (7.8).
Hotel pick: Hotel Okura Amsterdam (Booking score 8.9, read 30 October 2026): on Ferdinand Bolstraat, about 600 m from Sarphatipark; its staff sub-score is 9.3. Limit: its value-for-money sub-score is lower (8.2).
FAQ
Is De Pijp a good area to stay? Yes, lively and well linked by metro 52, calmer than the centre.
Is it far from the centre? Centraal station is a few minutes away by metro.
