Hotel Estheréa     Amsterdam Netherlands 1012 WJ Description Hotel Estheréa was founded during the second world war by Maria Flieger-Gruyters, mother of three daughters.
She lost her husband Joseph in the war and moved to Amsterdam to earn a living.
She rented a house along the canal in which she started a small inn with 12 rooms.
During the years after the war she also bought neighbouring houses and expanded her inn.
Today, the Estheréa has 71 rooms spread over 6 houses (4 houses along the canal and 2 houses in the Spuistraat, all connected with each other).
Unfortunately, Maria Flieger-Gruyters passed away in 1992 and one of her three daughters, Elly Esselaar-Flieger took over together with her husband Rob and her three children Jan-Willem, Caroline and Esther.
Today the third generation is setting forth what Maria started more than 60 years ago.
The historical buildings are dating back to the 17th century.
The comfortable rooms are renovated approximately every 5 years.
In addition to the listed facilities, they are all equipped with a private bathroom and wireless internet.
Our elevator reaches all rooms.
In our elegant lounge with canal view we serve complimentary coffee and tea.
We sell foreign newspapers and there is a small library with books in different languages that you can borrow during your stay.
We have colouring books and pencils for our small guests as well as baby beds and a high chair in the breakfast room (all free of charge).
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