Iconic Amsterdam hotel to reopen in February
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The newly restored Pulitzer Amsterdam will reopen in February with a new interior design that showcases the building’s heritage. It follows a phased restoration of the former 45-year-old Hotel Pulitzer to reposition its 25 interlinked Golden Age canal houses as one of Amsterdam’s leading luxury hotels.
Exceptional craftsmanship has been demonstrated to enhance the 400 year-old canal houses set in the heart of the Amsterdam UNESCO World Heritage canal district.
New areas of the hotel include Pulitzer’s Bar, restaurant Jansz., meeting and event spaces, and 80 guestrooms on the Keizersgracht canal side of the hotel.
The rooms and suites will present original elements such as beams and fireplaces, accompanied by an eclectic mix of rare pieces of vintage furniture and modern items from renowned Dutch designers, brass detailing, and headboards reflecting the gables of each canal house. After a day’s exploring in the capital, each guest can enjoy the use of Le Labo amenities, a bike repair set, individual climate control, free wifi and LCD flat panel television.
Also to be revealed are four themed suites with private entrances. The second phase of the restoration will begin in February and culminate in Autumn 2016 when the second wing will open to guests on the Prinsengracht canal side, marking the Grand Opening. Once complete, the hotel will feature 225 guestrooms and suites with a lead-in rate of £235.
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