Soho House Amsterdam
Amsterdam-Centrum, Amsterdam
“Art Deco canal clubhouse”
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Vibe
Creatives gather beneath original stained-glass stairwells, drifting between fifth-floor velvet lounges and a rooftop pool overlooking the canal rooftops.
“Art Deco canal clubhouse”
A lively rooftop pool deck, late-night screening room, canal-facing Cecconi's, and fifth-floor members' lounge.
The 1934 Art Deco Bungehuis building preserves original limestone hallways, ceramic tiles, and stained-glass stairwells.
Interiors by Linda Boronkay featuring restored timber panelling, Art Deco brass fittings, and freestanding copper tubs.
On Spuistraat along the Singel canal, steps from Dam Square and the Nine Streets
Rooms
Monumental rooms pair restored 1930s timber panelling and high ceilings with custom fabric-clad pod bathrooms and freestanding copper tubs.
Wellness
A heated rooftop pool frames skyline views, while downstairs houses a canal-facing fitness studio, sauna, and Cowshed spa treatment rooms.
Backstory
Built in 1934 as a trading company headquarters, the functionalist Bungehuis spent decades as a university humanities faculty before its clubhouse conversion.
Eat & drink
Cecconi’s serves handmade pasta beneath a retractable glass roof along the Singel canal, paired with cocktails on the members’ floor.
The neighborhood
Set on Spuistraat beside the Singel canal, you are steps from the independent boutiques and cafés of the Nine Streets.
“The rooms feel collected rather than designed, and while they shy away from typical luxury-hotel opulence — and this being Amsterdam, they start out a bit compact — they are nothing if not comfortable.”
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