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Pulitzer Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Netherlands • Grachtengordel • SPLURGE

avg. $467 / night

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At a glance

Twenty-five interconnected Golden Age canal houses with preserved timber beams, curated by Concrete Amsterdam.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts exploring Amsterdam's canal heritage

Highlights:

  • Twenty-five Golden Age merchant houses from 17th–18th centuries
  • Interiors by Concrete Amsterdam preserve timber beams and irregular geometries
  • Ground-floor bar with Art Deco detailing and gilded mirrors
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Twenty-five Golden Age canal houses strung along the Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht form the physical fabric of the Pulitzer Amsterdam — a concatenation of seventeenth and eighteenth-century merchant buildings, each with its own gabled roofline and structural logic, knitted together behind the facades into a single 225-room hotel. The exterior image makes the layering legible: ornate neck gables and bell gables in warm brick sit alongside a newer dark-brick infill volume whose flush contemporary windows mark where the property was extended, the whole terrace presenting a compressed history of Amsterdam domestic architecture from the canal's edge. Inside, Concrete Amsterdam handled the interiors, working against the temptation to impose uniformity on such heterogeneous source material. The guest rooms in the historic houses retain white-painted timber beams and steeply pitched attic ceilings, furnished with curved grey chaises, mustard velvet Louis XVI-style chairs, tufted blush ottomans, and saffron bed runners — an eclectic palette that flatters rather than fights the irregular geometry. Rooms in the newer wing swap exposed beams for generous picture windows directly onto the canal-side elms, the darker, more tailored headboards and warm rose curtains giving them a quieter register. The ground-floor bar, wrapped in near-black panelling with gilded mirrors and clusters of opaline globe pendants above a faceted brass counter, pulls toward thirties jazz-club glamour, while the garden restaurant unfolds under a steel-and-glass conservatory roof, cane bistro chairs and marble tops opening toward a walled garden thick with climbing greenery.

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Pulitzer Amsterdam Reviews

2,840 reviews

"I have stayed here twice now. Excellent location and a fun, boutique hotel. It's a couple of old buildings put together, so the entire place is a maze. However, from the last visit (in 2017) to this visit, I feel like the hotel has gotten worn down. Everything is very dark (dark colored carpet, black walls). It could use a refurbishment!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 30, 2026

"I still think about this hotel a lot. Such unique charme and beauty, amazing view that you cannot get enough of, superb location. Very friendly staff as well."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 26, 2026

"Loved this hotel. So unique and quirky - we even had a bike suspended in our room. We found the staff very friendly and helpful especially Camilla; Adonnah and Patric. The breakfast was great with plenty of variety and a great fresh fruit selection served in a lovely room looking out to the street. The little extras in our room were such a nice touch from a bike repair kit to a lovely bag and a little surprise at checkout! Very thoughtful. The hotel is well located to all the sights - just right beside the water. Would not hesitate to recommend a stay at this hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 22, 2026

"I had a two days stay a Pulitzer Amsterdam with my boyfriend. I loved how the hotel gives historic modern luxury vibes, the exact environment I and my boyfriend wanted to feel. I love how they are so welcoming and hospital for one to feel very confortable."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 15, 2026

"Our stay was amazing, we were staying at the Pulitzer hotel in Amsterdam where we had two rooms with amazing views and architecture closet bathrooms and lots of furniture and details. One thing we loved about this hotel was the view and the restaurant locations nearby. We also loved that the hotel had its own restaurant, bar, and buffet. The dinner and breakfast was also amazing ,because it included no just a buffet but the wait for a table was short for us and the sitting room was very comforting they had a table of croissants for the wait and water and matcha. The hotel also had many antiques which gave it a comforting effect. We had the two joint rooms 601 and 602. One of them had a beautiful view of the canal, and the other had beautiful furnished with curtains and more including a bycicle attached to the ceiling. They also had many paintings throughout the hotel. We also loved to see the greenhouse and the many plants everywhere outside. They had complimentary water sparkling and still. With dental kits, shower caps, and vanity kits. We also recommend doing the canal cruise. We did it at 8:00 at night it was very peaceful. As well as Albert's Cuyp where you can get Stroop waffles with caramel in the middle dipped in chocolate or not, either way their delicious. At Albert's you can also get Dutch fries which come with mayo and cheese and are delicious, you can get them at Fabien friet. We really enjoyed our stay and hope you enjoy yours too."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 17, 2026

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