Published 28 July 2026 | Updated 1 November 2026 by Jane Robinson
Wowcher’s Amsterdam Christmas market break is two, three or four nights at the Hampton by Hilton Amsterdam Centre East, with return flights included, from £139 per person. Wowcher puts the saving at up to 32%, against a listed price of £205.
The Hampton by Hilton is on the east side of the city, with tram and train links into the centre. It’s 3.1km from the Nine Streets shopping area and 4km from the Rijksmuseum. Rooms have an en-suite bathroom, climate control and tea and coffee-making facilities, and the hotel has a bar, a 24-hour fitness centre and a breakfast buffet, though the deal doesn’t list breakfast as included.
Wowcher’s small print says the local authorities can change or cancel market dates, in which case the trip goes ahead as a standard city break.
Return flights are available from Bristol, Edinburgh, Manchester, London Gatwick, London Luton, London Stansted, London Southend or London City.
On Wowcher’s London calendar on 1 November, the £139 price was on 2, 7 and 13 December, all two-night breaks. Friday 4 December was £179, 6 December £149 and 14 December £189 for three nights. Prices also differ by departure airport: the cheapest Bristol and Manchester dates start at £149. Our Christmas markets cost ranking prices a December weekend in eight other cities, from Zagreb to Strasbourg.
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