Element By Marriott Amsterdam Hotel

4-star eco-friendly hotel with kitchen suites in Amsterdam South

Suites with Kitchens

Element Amsterdam offers 160 suites with fully equipped kitchenettes, including a dishwasher, stove top, and utensils. Each room has Heavenly bedding, a rain shower, and bathrobes and slippers in the Suites. The kitchenettes allow guests to prepare meals using groceries from the supermarket in the adjacent Gelderlandplein mall.

Dining at Papa's Loft House

Papa's Loft House, located within the hotel, serves LAVAZZA coffee and a menu of nutritious dishes. The complimentary breakfast includes hot and cold options, with cappuccino available. The breakfast team has created signature smoothie recipes like Forest Power and Chinese red.

Location and Access

Element Amsterdam is integrated into the Gelderlandplein shopping mall, which has a large supermarket, pharmacy, and multiple restaurants. The hotel is 1 mile from Amsterdam RAI and within walking distance of Zuidas business district. A free shuttle from the mall runs every 15 minutes to Amsterdam Zuid station.

Business and Fitness

The hotel has multiple meeting rooms and a 24/7 motion gym for guest use. A self-service laundry room is available on site. Loaner bicycles can be rented from the front desk for €6.50 per 6 hours or €16 per 24 hours.

Pet-Friendly and Eco-Conscious Stays

Element Amsterdam is a pet-friendly hotel that provides a pet basket for four-legged guests. The property operates with eco-sustainability practices that influence its design and daily operations. An electric vehicle charging station is available on site for guests with electric cars.

• Location: Integrated into Gelderlandplein shopping mall, 1 mile from Amsterdam RAI
• Rooms: 160 suites with fully equipped kitchenettes
• Dining: Papa's Loft House with LAVAZZA coffee and signature smoothies
• Business: Multiple meeting rooms and 24/7 motion gym
• Transport: Loaner bicycles and free mall shuttle to Zuid station
• Eco: Electric vehicle charging station and eco-sustainability practices