Hotel NH Collection Amsterdam Barbizon Palace
De Wallen, Amsterdam-Centrum, Amsterdam
“Seventeenth-century townhouse enclave”
Vibe
Nineteen interconnected seventeenth-century townhouses create a rambling enclave, complete with its own private boat dock along the Oudezijds Kolk.
“Seventeenth-century townhouse enclave”
An ensemble of nineteen seventeenth-century Dutch townhouses linked to a fifteenth-century chapel by underground tunnel.
Dedicated guest relations, pillow menus, and canal-view suites with individualized climate control.
Exposed wooden ceiling beams, split-level loft plans, and contemporary furnishings within restored gabled facades.
Opposite Centraal Station and the Basilica of Saint Nicholas, steps from the historic Zeedijk.
Rooms
Split-level layouts and preserved timber ceiling beams reveal the original Dutch architecture, with windows overlooking neighborhood rooftops and passing canal boats.
Wellness
The dedicated wellness suite offers a quiet retreat with a Finnish sauna, Turkish steam bath, and fully equipped fitness gym.
Backstory
A subterranean tunnel beneath Zeedijk connects the hotel to the fifteenth-century St. Olof's Chapel, among the oldest buildings in Amsterdam.
Eat & drink
Restaurant Vermeer crafts seasonal tasting menus using local Dutch produce, while Vermeers Wijnkamer serves curated wine pairings and cocktails.
The neighborhood
Set directly across from Centraal Station, the property borders historic Zeedijk and the Basilica of Saint Nicholas at the canal ring's edge.
The app
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