The Dylan Amsterdam
De Negen Straatjes, Amsterdam-Centrum, Amsterdam
“Historic canal-side sanctuary”
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Vibe
Step through a 17th-century stone gate into a world of 'gezellig' warmth, where theater drama meets Dutch restraint.
“Historic canal-side sanctuary”
A 17th-century theater site featuring a preserved 1637 stone archway and historic bakery.
Personalized canal-side service, marble bathrooms, and fine dining inside a historic venue.
Bespoke room concepts by Studio Linse and Remy Meijers inside restored canal houses.
In the Nine Streets shopping hub among boutiques and canals.
Rooms
Four design styles range from minimalist Serendipity suites with Vallone tubs to gable-end lofts showcasing massive original timber beams.
Backstory
Built as Amsterdam's first stone theater in 1638, the site later served as an almshouse before its boutique transformation.
Wellness
In-room massages and a modern Technogym studio complement the tranquil garden, a rare green sanctuary in the canal belt.
Eat & drink
Two-Michelin-starred Vinkeles occupies a former 18th-century bakery, where modern French tasting menus are served alongside original brick ovens.
The neighborhood
Nestled in the Nine Streets district, the hotel sits among independent boutiques, art galleries, and historic canal-side merchant houses.
“Pass under a gray, 17th-century archway facing the Keizersgracht and through a quiet courtyard to access The Dylan. The partially hidden location gives this luxurious hotel an intimate vibe.”
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