Pulitzer Amsterdam is built from 25 interconnected 17th-century canal houses spanning the block between Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht in the Jordaan, a short walk from the Anne Frank House and the Nine Streets shopping district. The maze of stairways and gardens between the original merchant houses gives the hotel a residential, eclectic character, reinforced by a rotating art collection and antique-mixed-with-modern interiors. Rooms run from Classic and Superior Rooms to Deluxe Canal Suites and the Signature Suite, many keeping original beam ceilings or canal views. Dining is spread across a restaurant, a brasserie and Pulitzer's Bar, with a garden terrace used for drinks in warmer months. There is no spa or pool, but the hotel offers bicycle rental for exploring the surrounding canals and a concierge experienced in independent, boutique-style hospitality Because the hotel spreads across so many separate former houses, room sizes and layouts vary noticeably even within the same category, which adds to its residential character but means guests with specific space needs should check details before booking. Its position between Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht also makes it a convenient base for walking the Jordaan's boutiques and canalside cafes, and the on-site restaurant and brasserie mean guests can eat well without leaving the property even on quieter weeknights.
| Price | €280–€580/night (~$305–$632) |
|---|---|
| Address | Prinsengracht 315–331, 1016 GZ Amsterdam |
Room types
- Classic Room
- Superior Room
- Deluxe Canal Suite
- Signature Suite
Amenities
- 25 interconnected 17th-century canal houses
- Pulitzer's Bar
- Restaurant
- Brasserie
- Garden terrace
- Bicycle rental
- Canal-facing rooms
- Concierge
Location
Prinsengracht 315–331, 1016 GZ Amsterdam
52.3739, 4.8861 View on map
Highlights
- Built from 25 interconnected 17th-century canal houses
- Rotating art collection throughout public spaces
- Pulitzer's Bar and garden terrace
- Walking distance to the Anne Frank House and Nine Streets
- Bicycle rental on site
Tips for visiting
- The hotel is a genuine maze of connected buildings, so ask staff for directions to your room the first time
- Rooms overlooking the internal garden are quieter than those facing the canals
- Reserve a table at Pulitzer's Bar early on weekends, as it draws a local crowd as well as guests
Accessibility
The hotel occupies 25 linked canal houses with steps and level changes between sections, so guests using wheelchairs or with limited mobility should confirm an accessible room and lift route before booking.