Pulitzer Amsterdam
De Negen Straatjes, Amsterdam-Centrum, Amsterdam
“Canal-house design landmark”
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Vibe
Original Golden Age architecture meets whimsical contemporary design in a sprawling maze of twenty-five connected canal houses.
“Canal-house design landmark”
Restored 17th and 18th-century canal houses joined along the historic Prinsengracht canal.
Jacu Strauss interiors mixing Dutch master color palettes with whimsical modern art and custom furnishings.
Attentive personalized service, custom bath products, and private excursions aboard a classic teak salon boat.
In the De Negen Straatjes hub amid boutiques and cafes.
Rooms
Eclectic furnishings and antique finds define unique residential-style spaces, while Collector’s Suites feature private entrances and canal views.
Backstory
Peter Pulitzer, grandson of the prize founder, saw potential in dilapidated warehouses and merchant homes during the 1960s.
Wellness
The Beauty House provides personalized facial treatments and massages in a serene canal-side space adjacent to the gym.
Eat & drink
Pulitzer’s Bar channels old-school sophistication with leather armchairs and craft cocktails, while Jansz serves refined European classics.
The neighborhood
Step outside into the Negen Straatjes for independent boutiques or board the hotel’s 1909 salon boat for a tour.
“a five-star hotel complex comprising 25 of the photogenic 17th-century edifices along the Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht.”
“Consisting of 25 interlinking 17th- and 18th-century canal houses, Pulitzer Amsterdam offers a unique mix of Dutch history and modern craftsmanship.”
“It seamlessly melds 17th-century canal house style with modern Dutch design.”
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