A Living Tapestry of Dutch Canal Heritage
Set between two of Amsterdam's most iconic UNESCO waterways—the Prinsengracht and the Keizersgracht—Pulitzer Amsterdam is an architectural marvel composed of twenty-five restored seventeenth- and eighteenth-century canal townhouses. Once home to merchant princes, master artists, and eccentric collectors, these historic homes have been seamlessly woven into a labyrinth of character, featuring tranquil courtyard gardens, hidden archways, and curated Dutch artwork at every turn.
Each of the 225 guestrooms and suites reveals its own bespoke layout, respecting the original timber beams, decorative brickwork, and tall sash windows of its historic townhouse. For an exceptionally memorable stay, the hotel features five whimsical Collector's Suites—dedicated to books, art, music, antiques, and porcelain—each boasting a private street entrance and rare collections.
On-site culinary life centers around Jansz., an effortless modern-classic restaurant situated in a 17th-century apothecary shop, and the internationally celebrated Pulitzer's Bar, renowned for narrative-driven mixology in an intimate club atmosphere. When you wish to cruise Amsterdam's canals, step aboard the hotel's classic 1909 teak salon boat Tourist, where Winston Churchill once journeyed through the Dutch capital.
