Original Dutch Masters paintings adorn the walls of this historic hotel located near several of the world’s most heralded museums. Often referred to as the other “Royal Palace of Amsterdam”, DE L'EUROPE Amsterdam occupies a scenic waterfront location on the Amstel River. The hotel’s original Rondeel building, a city landmark and long considered an oasis of calm in the buzzing city center, was transformed in 2010 with extensive renovations that fuse the hotel’s timeless design with 21st-century comfort. The new Dutch Masters Wing is an all-suite adjacent annex in a historic building, where each room is uniquely appointed and features a painstaking replica of a Dutch Masters painting from the nearby Rijksmuseum. Traditional old-charm co-exists with historic masterpieces in the grand Promenade, where the city’s most authentic Afternoon Tea is served while river views provide a breathtaking backdrop to the two Michelin star Bord’Eau, the Bib Gourmand awarded Hoofdstad Brasserie and the authentic Freddy’Bar (Best Cocktail Bartender of The Netherlands 2014). The newly renovated Skins Institute - DE L'EUROPE, already awarded as a Leading Spa of the World, invites you to experience a tranquil haven designed to lavishly pamper, indulge and nourish your mind, body and spirit. Dedicated to rigorous environmental standards, the hotel is a member of the Green Key Program, an internationally recognized tourism eco-label.
Location
The hotel is situated in the heart of Amsterdam, overlooking the Amstel River and near the cruise terminal, central station, museums and attractions.
Dining
The hotel's collection of restaurants and bars offers top-notch dining a Bord'Eau, Hoofdstad Brasserie, Promenade, Het Terras and Freddy's Bar.
Features
DE L'EUROPE Amsterdam takes pride in its distinctive décor, which celebrates the essence of Amsterdam and showcases the artwork of famous Dutch masters
features
- Total Rooms: 69
- Total Suites: 42
- Business Center
- Private Parking
- Limousine Service
- Boat Jetty
- Meetings & Events
- Fitness Center
- Historic Landmark
- Swimming Pool(s)
