Hotel Not Hotel

Hotel Not Hotel in Amsterdam’s Witte de Withstraat offers rooms designed as individual art installations—think tram carriage, secret bookcase suites and tiny houses—paired with shared living areas and a self-service bar. The property presents itself as a hybrid of hotel and museum, emphasizing creative interiors over standard room templates.

The official address and contact details are published on the hotel's site and Dutch Chamber of Commerce records. The brand also operates a Rotterdam location; the Amsterdam property functions as an independent, art-first alternative for visitors seeking unique overnight experiences.

Short intro: Rooms are individually designed by artists and designers, so layouts and fittings vary significantly between bookings.

Look out for:

• A tram-carriage room and other novelty suites that feel like site-specific artworks.

• Shared cozy lounges and a self-service “Craving Station” for drinks and snacks.

• Some rooms incorporate unusual access or confined spaces; check room descriptions before booking.

• Breakfast offerings and communal areas rather than full-service hotel facilities.

Best way to experience it:

Book a specifically named themed room you want to see, arrive with flexible expectations about layout and storage, and spend time in the shared living spaces to appreciate the property’s concept and installations.

• Official address: Witte de Withstraat 38 (some listings show alternate nearby addresses).

• Contact info is published on the hotel website and KvK records; confirm details before arrival.

• Room designs and accessibility vary—review the room description for size and access constraints.

• No assumption of full hotel services; property emphasizes self-service and communal spaces.