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Highs & Lows
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They leave a breakfast “bag” on a hook outside your door each morning. Yogurt, orange juice and granola have never been packaged so cutely.
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I would hang out at the hotel even if I wasn’t staying there. The lobby is a work space, meeting area, bar and restaurant all in one. It feels like a members only club without any pretension.
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Their attention to detail was on point, from carefully scavenged art in the elevators to vintage book collections in the rooms.
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The avocado toast at Lotti’s. Yum.
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The hotel’s architecture is pretty amazing, occupying five old canal houses. In the 17th century, the building was home to Amsterdam’s mayor and some of that history lingers.
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The hotel just opened when we stayed there, so they were sorting out some kinks at the reception and the café.
Important Bits
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Type
Quirky de luxe.
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Vibe
High-end Wes Anderson-y.
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Location
In the center of everything, situated along the “Gentleman’s Canal.”
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Rooms
111
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Music
Too busy people watching to notice.
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Year Opened
June 2015
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Designed By
Local firm Nicemakers.
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Health & Wellness
No
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Restaurant
Lotti’s (in partnership with Soho House & Co).
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Bar
Yes. Always packed.
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Minibar
Free milk in the fridge (the Dutch love dairy); plenty of local snack options from the late night lobby shop.
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Children
Fine to bring, but it’s a better spot for business trips or singles.
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Price
On the pricier side.
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