Hotel Okura Amsterdam

Hotel Okura Amsterdam opened her doors 51 years ago as the first Japanese hotel outside of Japan, located in the lush and serene part of the Amsterdam Canal District. Its 5-star excellence thrives through omotenashi – service from the heart and flourishes further into the four restaurants, of which two awarded by Michelin and one by a bib gourmand. Comfort and luxury can be experienced in one of the 300 rooms and suites, and for the ultimate relaxation, all hotel guests are welcome to wind down at Nagomi Gym & Wellness.

The basis philosophy of the Okura Hotels & resorts is to have the Best Accommodation, Best Cuisine and Best service. Where the accommodation refers to the facilities the hotel has to offer but also the latest equipment and systems. Best cuisine means the very highest quality. Third, best service, the best facilities and the best cuisine come into their own only with the very best service. In order to satisfy the guest, you need the very best service.

The hotel’s banqueting floor is perfect for all kinds of business and event purposes. With its 20 meeting rooms and 4 foyers, Hotel Okura Amsterdam can house 2,500 people on 2,700 square metres, being one of the largest meeting facilities in the Netherlands. Almost all our meeting rooms have natural day light. The hotel is easily accessible with 150 parking lots for its guests.

Corporate Social Responsibility

Sustainable initiatives and acknowledgements are highly valued at Hotel Okura Amsterdam. Sustainable actions and innovations are greatly stimulated within the organisation. As can be seen back by the awarded UNESCO Sustainable Travel Pledge 2022. In addition to that Hotel Okura Amsterdam was awarded with the Platinum membership (highest level) after an evaluation of the hotel’s overall performance over the 10-year period to ensure continuous efforts have been made on the key themes: Sustainable Management; Social/Economic; Cultural Heritage and Environment. Green Globe is the worldwide sustainability system based on internationally accepted criteria for sustainable operation and management of travel and tourism businesses. Operating under a worldwide license.