Hotel Okura Amsterdam combines warm Japanese hospitality, omotenashi, with modern elegance. Dine in Michelin-starred restaurants, unwind in the spa and look out over the city from the top floor. A night away, close to home.
Participating hotel · Mastercard Hotelnight 2027
Omotenashi
Hotel Okura Amsterdam combines warm Japanese hospitality, omotenashi, with modern elegance. Dine in Michelin-starred restaurants, unwind in the spa and look out over the city from the top floor. A night away, close to home.
Restaurant
Two stars on the 23rd floor
On the 23rd floor of Hotel Okura you look out over Amsterdam from Ciel Bleu, a two Michelin star restaurant.
Restaurant
Kaiseki by the Japanese garden
Overlooking a Japanese garden, Yamazato, a Japanese restaurant in Amsterdam, serves traditional kaiseki, Japanese dishes that change with the seasons.
Restaurant
Cooking as performance
At the teppan table of Sazanka you watch your dinner take shape on the hot plate, course by course.
Restaurant
One bento, made with care
At KIRI, lunch comes to the table in a single bento box, with a view of the Japanese garden of Hotel Okura in Amsterdam.
Restaurant
Bib Gourmand by the water
Serre is the light-filled brasserie of Hotel Okura in De Pijp, with a terrace by the water.
Restaurant
Breakfast from Europe to Asia
In Le Camelia, the breakfast room of Hotel Okura in De Pijp, you can have breakfast while European and Asian flavours come to the table together.
Bar
Champagne with the city below
With a cocktail or a glass of champagne, you look out over Amsterdam from cocktail bar Twenty Third Bar, on the 23rd floor of Hotel Okura.
Bar
An aperitif before the evening begins
The Lobby Bar of Hotel Okura in De Pijp is an elegant yet homely hotel bar for the start of the evening, with cocktails, wine and small bites.
Spa
Japanese calm on the third floor
Nagomi Spa, on the third floor of Hotel Okura in De Pijp, takes its name from a Japanese word: nagomi means coming to rest.
Fitness
Strength, then the hot tub
At Nagomi Gym & Wellness, in Hotel Okura in De Pijp, you work out in a modern space and then sink into the hot tub, the saunas or the quiet pool.
Bookings for Mastercard Hotelnight don’t go through the hotel, but through the app and the ticket shop. For the programme in January, you need a festival ticket.