"The Hotel de Hallen,which occupies part of a repurposed tram depot complex in the now-trendy Amsterdam Oud-West neighborhood, has a prime location with supercool neighbors, including a food market, art-house cinema, and library. The hotel’s industrial-midcentury style understatedly fills a space that could quickly feel cavernous, the long halls that once housed streetcars acting as living rooms between interior hallways. The walls are decorated with a modern art collection, turning rooms into mini-museums—although the Museumplein, with its world-renowned outposts of art, is just a 15-minute tram ride away. The French-inspired Remise47 restaurant, with its large glass doors opening onto an expansive garden terrace, attracts a lively crowd of hip locals and guests at all hours."
