The Hoxton Amsterdam
De Negen Straatjes, Amsterdam-Centrum, Amsterdam
“Canal-house social clubhouse”
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Vibe
Locals and travelers mix over cocktails in the buzzing ground-floor lounge, tucked between exposed seventeenth-century beams and mid-century velvet armchairs.
“Canal-house social clubhouse”
A lively all-day lobby lounge and Lotti's dining room beneath a retractable glass atrium roof.
Five interconnected seventeenth-century canal houses featuring original timber beams, monumental high ceilings, and historic fireplaces.
Interiors by studio Nicemakers blending herringbone timber floors, mid-century modern furnishings, and geometric brass detailing.
On the Herengracht in the Nine Streets, amid boutique shopping, independent cafes, and lively canal life
Rooms
Timber herringbone floors and stitched leather headboards frame views of the Herengracht, while attic rooms reveal original structural rafters.
Backstory
Spanning five joined seventeenth-century canal houses between the Herengracht and Singel, the building once served as Amsterdam's mayoral residence.
Eat & drink
Lotti's serves European comfort fare and cocktails beneath a retractable glass atrium that slides open during warmer months.
The neighborhood
Stepping outside places you directly into the Nine Streets, where indie boutiques, cozy cafes, and arched bridges line the canals.
“The Hoxton offers exceptional value and style in the sometimes overpriced city of Amsterdam.”
The app
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