Di-Ann City Centre Hotel
is located right in the heart of Amterdam between Dam Square and Westerkerk.
These two prominent landmarks in the city are just two of the harbingers that the city can offers to visitors.
We accommodate our guests in a historical building from the late nineteenth century. The building in the Raadhuisstraat is a typical for those years shopping arcade with upstairs apartments, designed by the famous architect G van Gendt and sons.
The façade curves along the bend in the street so they always fully present to the eye. The mall plays a particularly prominent role in the streetscape.
We can offer for you online parking reservation for Q-Park facilities nearby.
This parking location is about 10 minutes walking distance from the hotels.
We can offer Q-Park Nieuwendijk for a dynamic rate starting at €27,50.
online at Q-Park
https://www.q-park.nl/en-gb/parking/amsterdam/ams-di-ann-city-centre-hotel/
Practical information:
- Guests can reserve a parking space in advance via the link with space guarantee
- On the chosen arrival date, guests can drive in all day (between 00:00 - 23:59). The moment you enter the parking garage, your reserved parking time starts.
- Unlimited entry and exit during the reservation
- Free cancellation or license plate change up to 1 hour before arrival
- Longer parking? You can, the extra parking time will be charged automatically
- Q-Park takes care of all operational activities and customer contact regarding parking related questions.
| Check in | Check-in possible between 15:00 and 23:45. |
| Check out | Check-out possible between 0:15 and 11:00. |
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Booking terms & conditions |
Hereby conditions and cancellation and payment policies: policy. On request check in date can be adjusted if there is a possibility. In case the total amount of new stay is less than original booking amount it will be no refund. In case the total amount of stay is higher than original booking amount then your credit card will be billed directly for such amount.
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Di-Ann City Centre Hotel B.V. |
| General terms and conditions | GTC (General terms and conditions) The GTC are based on UCHCI (The Uniform Conditions for the Hotel and Catering Industry ) and were originally prepared in the Dutch language. In case of disputes regarding the interpretation of an article, the Dutch text of the GTC shall be decisive. The Uniform Conditions for the Hotel and Catering Industry (UCHCI) are the terms and conditions on the basis of which hospitality businesses in the Netherlands, e.g. hotels, restaurants, cafes and related businesses (including catering businesses, party service businesses and the like) provide hospitality services and conclude hospitality agreements. The UCHCI were filed with the Chamber of Commerce in Woerden and registered there under number 40482082. Article 1 Definitions For the purpose of the GTC and in the offers and agreements to which the GTC are applicable the following words are each time understood as follows: 1.1 Hospitality business The natural or legal person or company that carries on a business engaged in the provision of hospitality services. 1.2 Host The person who represents a hospitality business upon the conclusion and implementation of hospitality agreements. 1.3 Provision of hospitality service(s) The provision by a hospitality business of accommodation and/or food and/or beverages and/or the availability of (meeting) space and/or premises, all with the thereto-pertaining activities and services, and all in the broadest sense of the word. 1.4 Customer The natural or legal person or company that concluded a hospitality agreement with a hospitality business. 1.5 Guest The natural person(s) to whom one or more hospitality services must be provided in pursuance of a hospitality agreement concluded with the customer. Where the GTC refer to guest or customer this is understood as both guest and customer, unless the content of the provision and its scope necessarily imply that only one of both can be meant. 1.6 Hospitality agreement An agreement between a hospitality business and a customer regarding one or more hospitality services to be provided by the hospitality business at a price payable by the customer. Instead of the term hospitality agreement the term reservation is occasionally used. 1.7 Reservation value The value of the hospitality agreement that equals the total expected turnover of the hospitality business, including potential tourist tax and VAT, regarding a hospitality agreement concluded with a customer, which expectation is based on the average numbers applicable within the relevant hospitality business. 1.8 Royal Association of Businesses in the Catering and Related Industry The Royal Association of Businesses in the Catering and Related Industry “Hospitality Netherlands” and/or its potential legal successor. 1.9 No-show A guest not making use of the hospitality service to be provided in pursuance of a hospitality agreement without cancellation. 1.10 Group A group of 10 or more guests to whom hospitality services must be provided in pursuance of one or more hospitality agreements to be qualified as a coherent whole. 1.11 Individual Each and every person, falling under guest or customer, who is not part of a group according to the aforementioned definition. 1.12 Corkage and food charge The amount payable for the consumption of beverages and/or food in the premises of a hospitality business that were not supplied by the hospitality business. 1.13 Cancellation. The communication in written form by the customer to the hospitality business or in digital form online that one or more stipulated hospitality services shall not be used, either in full or in part, or the communication in written form by the hospitality business to the customer that one or more of the stipulated hospitality services shall not be provided, either in full or in part. 1.14 Turnover guarantee A written declaration of the customer that with regard to one or more hospitality agreements the hospitality business shall at least realize a certain amount of turnover . Article 2 Applicability 2.1 The UCHCI are applicable, with the exclusion of any and all other general terms and conditions, to the conclusion and the content of any and all hospitality agreements as also to any and all offers regarding the conclusion of the said hospitality agreements. If other general terms and conditions are nonetheless applicable then the UCHCI shall prevail in case of a discrepancy. 2.2 It is only possible to deviate from the UCHCI in writing and on a case by case basis. 2.3 The UCHCI also extend to the benefit of any and all natural and legal persons that the hospitality business relies on or relied on upon the conclusion and/or the implementation of a hospitality agreement or upon the exploitation of the hospitality business . Article 3 Conclusion of hospitality agreements 3.1 A hospitality business may always, for any reason whatsoever, reject the conclusion of a hospitality agreement, unless this kind of rejection exclusively takes place on one or more grounds that are qualified as discrimination in section 429 quarter of the Dutch Criminal Code. 3.2 Any and all offers made by a hospitality business regarding the conclusion of a hospitality agreement are subject to contract and the proviso “whilst stocks (and/or capacity) last”. If the hospitality business relies on the aforementioned proviso within a reasonable period of time after acceptance by the customer then the intended hospitality agreement is deemed not to have been concluded. 3.3 A hospitality agreement concluded for a guest (guests) by intermediaries (shipbrokers, travel agencies, online travel agents and other hospitality businesses and the like), whether or not in the name of their business relation(s), are deemed to also have been concluded at the risk and expense of the said intermediaries. The hospitality business is not liable to pay a commission or bonus, by any name whatsoever, unless expressly stipulated otherwise in writing. The guest (guests) and the intermediary (intermediaries) are jointly and severally liable for the payment of the amount due. Article 4 Option right 4.1 An option right is the right of a customer to unilaterally conclude the hospitality agreement through the mere acceptance of a valid offer of the hospitality business. 4.2 An option right can only be granted in writing. An option right can be stipulated for a fixed or an open term. The option right expires if the holder of the option states not to rely on the option right or if the fixed term has expired without the holder of the option stating to rely on the option right. 4.3 An option right cannot be revoked by the hospitality business, unless another potential customer makes an offer to the hospitality business to conclude a hospitality agreement regarding the total or a part of the hospitality services included in the option. The holder of the option must, as the occasion arises, be informed of the said offer by the hospitality business after which the holder of the option must state within a time limit to be imposed by the hospitality business whether or not the holder of the option intends to rely on the option right. If the holder of the option does not state within the imposed time limit to rely on the option right then the option right expires. Article 5 General rights and obligations of the hospitality business 5.1 Pursuant to the hospitality agreement the hospitality business is, without prejudice to the provisions set forth in the following articles, held to provide the stipulated hospitality services at the stipulated times in the manner common for the said hospitality business. 5.2 The hospitality business is authorized to always, without taking a notice period into account, terminate the provision of hospitality services to a guest if the guest acts in breach of the internal rules and/or the rules of conduct or otherwise acts in such manner that the order and the rest within the hospitality business and/or the normal exploitation thereof are disrupted. As the occasion arises the guest must on demand leave the hospitality business. If the customer otherwise fails to fully comply with his obligations vested in the same vis-à-vis the hospitality business on any account whatsoever then the hospitality business is entitled to suspend the provision of services. The hospitality business can only exercise the present authorities if the nature and the seriousness of the violations committed by the guest give, at the reasonable discretion of the hospitality business, sufficient cause to the same. 5.3 After consultation with the competent local authorities the hospitality business shall be authorized to rescind the hospitality agreement extrajudicially on account of well-founded fear for disruption of the public order. If the hospitality business relies on this authority then the hospitality business shall not be liable to pay any compensation to the customer. 5.4 The hospitality business is not held to take receipt of and/or retain any good of the guest. The above implies that the hospitality business shall not be responsible and/or liable for damage to or loss or theft of any good of the guest that the hospitality business rejected to take receipt of and/or retain. 5.5 If the hospitality business charges an amount to the guest for taking receipt of and/or retaining goods then the hospitality business must supervise the said goods as befits a good pater families, without prejudice to the provisions set forth in article 11.5 . The hospitality business is not held to permit any pet of the guest access and may impose conditions on the permission. The statutory provisions, including the relevant exceptions, are applicable to the permission for guide dogs. Article 6 General obligations of the guest 6.1 The guest is held to comply with the internal rules and the rules of conduct applicable within the hospitality business and to follow the reasonable instructions of the hospitality business. The hospitality business must communicate the internal rules and the rules of conduct in a clearly visible manner or provide the same in writing. Reasonable instructions can be given orally. 6.2 The guest is held to lend cooperation in reasonable requests of the hospitality business within the framework of its statutory duties regarding, inter alia, safety, identification, food safety / hygiene and limitation of nuisance . Article 7 Reservations 7.1 If the guest has not arrived 24:00 of the day of arrival then the hospitality business can consider the reservation as No-Show without prejudice to the provisions set forth in article 9. 7.2 The hospitality business can impose conditions on the reservation. Article 8 Hospitality service consisting of the provision of accommodation and/or the availability of (meeting) space and/or premises 8.1 In case of accommodation the hospitality business communicates in advance at what time the accommodation is made available to the guest and before what time the guest must have checked out. 8.2 Unless stipulated otherwise, the hospitality business is entitled to consider the reservation for accommodation to have been cancelled if the guest did not present himself on the first reserved day at 24:00 o’clock or if the guest did not indicate to arrive at a later time in a timely fashion and the hospitality business did not object to this. The above applies without prejudice to the provisions set forth in article 9. 8.3 The hospitality business is entitled to require of the guest that the latter accepts a different, similar accommodation or (meeting) space and/or premises than would need to be made available according to the hospitality agreement. The guest can reject the said alternative. In the latter instance the guest is entitled to terminate the hospitality agreement to which the said request of the hospitality business is related with immediate effect, without prejudice to his obligations on account of other hospitality agreements. Article 9 Cancellations 9.1 Cancellation by customers, general 9.1.1 The customer is authorized to cancel a hospitality agreement upon payment of the cancellation costs. 9.1.2 In case of a no-show the customer is in all instances held to pay the reservation value. 9.2.1 Individuals If a reservation for accommodation alone, was made for one or more individuals then in case of cancellation of the said reservation 100 percentages of the reservation value are applicable that must be paid to the hospitality business by the customer (unless stipulated otherwise in writing). 9.2.2 Groups If a reservation for accommodation alone, was made for a group then in case of cancellation of the said reservation the following applies (unless stipulated otherwise in writing): In case of cancellation of the said reservation 100 percentages of the reservation value are applicable that must be paid to the hospitality business by the customer (unless stipulated otherwise in writing). 9.5 Cancellation by the hospitality business 9.5.1 In consideration of the following the hospitality business is authorized to cancel a hospitality agreement, unless stipulated otherwise. 9.5.2 The hospitality business is always authorized to cancel a hospitality agreement without payment or pay back of the afore-mentioned amounts if there are sufficient indications that the meeting to be held at the hospitality business in pursuance of the hospitality agreement is of such different nature than could be expected on the basis of the information supplied by the customer or on the basis of the capacity of the customer or guests that the hospitality business would not have concluded the agreement had it been informed of the actual nature of the meeting. If the hospitality business relies on this authority after the relevant meeting has already started then the customer is held to pay the hospitality services in full. Article 10 Security deposit and interim payment 10.1 The hospitality business may require of the customer that he pays a security deposit to the hospitality business. Received security deposits are administered properly, exclusively serve as security for the hospitality business and are expressly not qualified as already realized turnover. By way of additional security of the hospitality business it may require of the customer that cooperation is lend in the supply of the required data, including the creation of a print or copy of the credit card of the customer, in order to secure the security deposit and the possibility of securing the levy of execution against the same as much as possible. 10.2 The hospitality business can always require interim payment for already provided hospitality services. 10.3 The hospitality business can recover everything that the customer is liable to pay to the same on any account whatsoever from the amount that was deposited in pursuance of the above provisions. The surplus must forth-with be repaid to the customer by the hospitality business. .Article 11 Liability of the hospitality business 11.1 Without prejudice to the provisions set forth in article 5.5 the hospitality business shall not be liable for damage to or loss of goods that were taken to the hospitality business by a guest who is staying there. The customer indemnifies the hospitality business against claims of guests in connection therewith. The provisions set forth here are not applicable to the extent that the damage or the loss can be blamed on intent or gross negligence of the hospitality business. 11.2 The hospitality business shall not be liable for damage caused to or with vehicles of the guest barring if and to the extent that the damage is the direct result of intent or gross negligence of the hospitality business. 11.3 The hospitality business shall not be liable for damage, directly or indirectly, caused to whomever or whatever as a direct or indirect result of a defect or capacity or circumstance of, in or at a movable or immovable property of which the hospitality business is the holder, lessee, leaseholder or owner or that is otherwise available to the hospitality business, barring if and to the extent that the damage is the direct result of intent or gross negligence of the hospitality business. 11.4 Liability of the hospitality business is limited to the amount that can within reason be insured. 11.5 If damage is caused to goods retained for the guest for which a fee as intended in article 5.5 is paid then the hospitality business is liable to pay compensation for these goods resulting from damage or loss. Compensation shall not be payable in connection with other goods present in the goods presented for safekeeping. 11.6 If the hospitality business takes receipt of goods or if goods are, in any way whatsoever, deposited, kept and/or left by someone wherever, without the hospitality business stipulating a fee for the same, then the hospitality business shall not be liable for damage to or in connection with the said goods, caused in any way whatsoever, unless the hospitality business intentionally inflicted the said damage or if the damage is the result of intent or gross negligence of the hospitality business. In all instances it applies that the hospitality business cannot be held to pay compensation for damage to goods that are present in goods that are deposited, kept and/or left, regardless of the fact whether or not the hospitality business stipulates a fee for this. Article 12 Liability of the guest and/or customer 12.1 The customer and the guest and those accompanying the same are jointly and severally liable for any and all damages that are and/or shall be inflicted on the hospitality business and/or a third party as a direct or indirect result of an imputable failure to comply and/or an unlawful act, including a violation of the internal rules, committed by the customer and/or the guest and/or those accompanying the same as also for damages that are inflicted by an animal and/or a good of which they are the holder or that falls under their supervision. Article 13 Settlement and payment 13.1 The customer is liable to pay the price stipulated in the hospitality agreement. The prices are mentioned on the booking engine of the hospitality business at a web site location visible to the guest or were included in a list that is or on the OTA(online travel agencies and hotels reservation sites) and if need be as requested, presented to the customer or accessible to the customer via digital sources. A list is deemed to have been placed in a manner visible to the customer if it is visible in the commonly accessible areas of the hospitality business. 13.2 The hospitality business can charge an additional fee for special services, e.g. the use of a cloakroom, garage, safe-deposit box, laundry or dry cleaning, telephone, internet, Wi-Fi, room service, TV rental and the like. 13.3 Any and all invoices, also including invoices regarding cancellation or no-show, are payable by the customer at the moment that they are booked the property. The customer must provide for payment online the credit or debit card details depends on the cards hotel is accepting online. 13.4 The guest and the customer are jointly and severally liable for any and all amounts that one of them or both of them are liable to pay to the hospitality business on any account whatsoever. Hospitality agreements are, barring a provision to the contrary, deemed to also have been concluded on behalf of each and every guest. By showing up the guest confirms that the customer was authorized to represent the same upon the conclusion of the relevant hospitality agreement. 13.5 As long as the customer has not complied with all his obligations vis-à-vis the hospitality business in full the hospitality business shall be entitled to take possession of and keep any and all goods that the customer brought along to the hospitality business until the customer has complied, to the satisfaction of the hospitality business, with all his obligations vis-à-vis the hospitality business. Apart from a right of retention the hospitality business is, as the occasion arises, entitled to a right of pledge on the relevant goods. 13.6 If payment other than in cash was stipulated then any and all invoices, for any amount whatsoever, must be paid to the hospitality business by the customer directly online.. 13.7 If and to the extent that timely payment fails to materialize the customer shall be in default without any notice of default being required. Only if the customer is a natural person (consumer) shall the hospitality business send a once-only notice of default if payment fails to materialize with a time limit of at least 24 hours to yet make the payment unless it is the last minute reservation which will be cancelled then straight away. 13.8 If the customer is in default then the customer must compensate the hospitality business for any and all costs associated with the collection. The extrajudicial collection costs are charged in accordance with the law. 13.9 If the hospitality business has goods in its possession as intended in article 13.5 and the customer whose goods the hospitality business has in its possession has been in default for a period of three months then the hospitality business is entitled to sell the goods publicly or privately and to recover its costs from the proceeds. The costs associated with the sale are also at the expense of the customer and the hospitality business can also recover these from the proceeds. The amount that remains after the recovery by the hospitality business is paid to the customer. 13.10 Each and every payment shall, regardless of any note or comment made with the said payment by the customer, be applied to the debt of the customer to the hospitality business in the following order: •the costs of execution •the judicial and extrajudicial collection Costs •the interest •the damages •the principal sum 13.11 Payment takes place in euros. If the hospitality business accepts foreign means of payment then the market rate applicable at the time of payment applies. In this respect the hospitality business can charge an amount on account of administration costs that corresponds with a maximum of 10% of the amount that is offered in foreign currency. The hospitality business can accomplish this by revising the market rate by a maximum of 10% .13.12 The hospitality business is never held to accept means of payment other than cash and can impose conditions on the acceptance of these kinds of other means of payment. Article 14 Found objects 14.1 Objects lost or left behind in the building and appurtenances of the hospitality business that are found by the guest must forthwith be presented to the hospitality business. 16.2 The hospitality business acquires the title of objects of which the rightful owner did not report to the hospitality business within one year after presentation of the same to the hospitality business. 14.3 If the hospitality business sends objects left behind by the guest to the guest then this shall take place entirely at the risk and expense of the guest. The hospitality business shall never be held to proceed with dispatch . Article 15 Corkage and food charge 17.1 The hospitality business can prohibit the guest from consuming personal food and/or beverages at the hospitality business, including the terrace. If the hospitality business permits the consumption of personal food and/or beverages then the hospitality business may impose conditions on the said permission, including the charging of corkage and/or a food charge. |
| Parking | Valet-Parking |
| Services | 24-hours front desk, Luggage storage, Fax/photocopying, Bike rental, Tour desk, Close to tram stop |
| General | Non-smoking rooms, City centre, Museum Area, Near train station, Bus stop nearby |
| Activities | Souvenirs/GiftShop, Museums, Restaurants and bars |