Prinsengracht 323, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, +31 (0) 20 5235235

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Meet quintessential Dutch elegance in an intricate maze of 25 connecting Golden Age canal houses. This hidden neighborhood features: intimate guest rooms, tranquil inner gardens, meeting & event spaces, a garden café, a hotel bar and a restaurant that serves simple yet beautifully crafted dishes. Pulitzer Amsterdam is a unique blend of up-market, traditional and modern Dutch craftsmanship hidden amongst the city’s iconic canals.

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Located in the lively and vibrant Nine Streets neighborhood in the heart of Amsterdam the Pulitzer is the ideal place to start uncovering the timeless charm and quirky character of this enchanting city.

Pulitzer Newspaper

In the Pulitzer Newspaper we reveal Amsterdam’s best kept secrets.

50 years Pulitzer

We look back on 50 years of Pulitzer history; from the opening of Hotel Pulitzer in 1970 to the transformation of the hotel in 2016. The storied history of these 25 canal houses are as captivating as ever.

It is the stories that bring Pulitzer Amsterdam to life. The charming and humbling words of the media have given them the stage.

Testimonials

The hotel of the moment.

The bedrooms are contemporary and characterful and many have enchanting views of the Prinsengracht or Keizersgracht canals.

Every effort has been made to anticipate the needs of guests, and the concierge is top-notch.

VogueJo Rodgers (US)

It’s a bold place with character, great service, and fun and unexpected touches.

Staying there exposed me to different sides of Amsterdam’s culture, history, charm and people than I would have otherwise seen.

The New York TimesAlison Krueger (US)

Hotel Pulitzer is truly unique and no two stays are ever the same.

Harper’s Bazaar (UK)

Gracious service, a garden courtyard and good cuisine.

The TelegraphRodney Bolt (UK)

Design lovers will delight in the Pulitzer Amsterdam’s quirky style which harks back to its rich heritage…

The Evening StandardAmira Hashish

It’s a hotel of great character.

The Evening StandardJulie Burchill (UK)

The rooms weave the grandeur of the Dutch golden age with modern day amenities and contemporary twists.

Guests can sip tea from porcelain ware while observing canal life from the inside looking out, not vice versa. How many tourists can say that?

A private street entrance and a key to your own canal suite? Well, that’s truly one of a kind.

Elle DécorKari Costas

The Amsterdam hotel has managed to flawlessly combine traditional and historic features with contemporary design, giving the property an eclectic yet elegant feel.

Forbes

None quite captures the essence of the city like Pulitzer Amsterdam.

ForbesVeronica Meewes

What the Pulitzer is all about: confidently itself, and utterly part of the city.

Condé Nast TravelerRodney Bolt

The location is quintessentially Amsterdam.

Condé Nast TravelerMeredith Bethune

The Pulitzer neatly encapsulates all that the city has to offer. Unique, eccentric and underpinned by a rich history – it’s the perfect springboard to explore Amsterdam and its manifold treasures.

House and GardenEmily Tobin (UK)

It has heritage, history, a friendly, helpful staff and a refreshing sense of independence.

The Financial TimesClaire Wrathall

While no hotel is a home, the Pulitzer Amsterdam’s extra thoughtful details definitely make it a dream escape.

Architectural DigestLaura Morgan

The standout feature is the hotel’s private garden, in the middle of it all yet seemingly miles away.

Glass-covered passageways offering unexpected views of the city.

The IndependentPaul J Devries (UK)

The Pulitzer Amsterdam hotel is a design lover‘s paradise, where rich historic roots merge with chic modern luxury.

The IndependentAmira Hashish (UK)

There are many excellent reasons to stay at the Pulitzer: the outstanding food in the Jansz restaurant, the mouth-watering cocktails in Pulitzer’s Bar and the delicious and extremely ample breakfast.

It was the concierge tour that that really stood out for us – and something I would highly recommend.

Daily Mail OnlineAnna Hodgekiss