Amsterdam
Located in the center of Amsterdam, our hotel spans six 17th and 18th century palaces on the Herengracht Canal. Experience the glorious and remarkable transformation of the original buildings, which was the historic former home of the city’s mayor, as you step inside the beautiful white marble lobby entry. From our Dutch-refined elegant suites, each reflecting a unique historical aspects of Amsterdam, to the exceptional culinary experience in our two Michelin-starred restaurant, Waldorf Astoria awakens the beauty of history and culture of Amsterdam through its timeless design and professional services, giving guests a truly unforgettable experience that exceeds the expectations.
History Refined:
a contemporary luxurious design authentic to Amsterdam
Once inside the Herengracht canal houses of the Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam guests are transported into a world of discreet luxury, where a haven from the excitement of the city can be found in the gracious interior spaces which are both simple and refined in detailing.
The interiors of the buildings reflect Dutch restrained elegance. The design approach was to create a classic contemporary interior with strong reference to location and maritime history. Carefully sourced finishes, design details, textures and products relate directly to the story of Amsterdam during the Age of Discovery. The entrance reveals a subtle décor with antique lantern illuminating the elaborate ceilings. A deep soft rug on a classic marble floor remains current with fresh tones and a modern take on the historic carpets of old Amsterdam.
A refined luxurious lifestyle with top-class services
Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam redefines luxurious living with its top-class services and tailored approaches to offer guests a truly unforgettable experience. One of our Michelin-starred restaurant Spectrum, offers amazing dining experience with extraordinary view. Overlooking the Waldorf’s courtyard garden, the sophisticated restaurant offers contemporary European cuisine, and features a 7-course tasting menu. Our “Taste of Waldorf” breakfasts include an abundant assortment of goodies brought to our table on a large display, supplemented by a choice of a main course. Our Peakcock Alley afternoon tea features a theme of Dutch painters and their masterpieces — a recall to the main decorating inspirations of the hotels — offers a wide range of choices for beverages accompanied by an array of delectable snacks. From Rembrandt to Mondriaan to Van Gogh, each desert represents a different theme and the art work behind the master. Exquisite, artistic and simply unforgettable, the dining experience here at Waldorf Washington D.C. feels similar, if not better, than being on a tour on a historical museum tailored specifically to your own interest and desire.