Consisting of 25 interlinking 17th- and 18th-century
canal houses, Pulitzer Amsterdam offers a unique mix of Dutch history and
modern craftsmanship.
In 1960, Peter Pulitzer (grandson of Joseph
Pulitzer, founder of the Pulitzer Prize) bought 12 houses in the center of historic
Amsterdam, along the Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht canals, and connected them
to create this luxurious labyrinth.
Following a massive renovation in 2016, the
Amsterdam hotel now has 225 plush accommodations divided among 25 canal houses, as well as a two-story gym, serene inner gardens, the Beauty House, a recently debuted micro wellness space, and a library showcasing, what else, Pulitzer Prize-winning books.
Centrally located in the popular Nine
Streets district and on the doorstep of the historic Jordaan neighborhood, the
hotel is close to many trendy boutiques and local landmarks, such as the Royal
Palace and the Anne Frank Museum.
Consisting of 25 interlinking 17th- and 18th-century
canal houses, Pulitzer Amsterdam offers a unique mix of Dutch history and
modern craftsmanship.
In 1960, Peter Pulitzer (grandson of Joseph
Pulitzer, founder of the Pulitzer Prize) bought ...