More than a mere hotel, the Pulitzer is part architectural study, part old school restaurant (go for high tea), part art gallery, part cigar bar, and more. Fronting two canals, over two dozen 17th-century houses are cobbled together around a rangy courtyard and connected with internal hallways and staircases.… more Outside, the Pulitzer has its own boat for canal cruises (the best way to see the city) and makes rental bikes (the second best way) available. Go in August for the canal festival, when classical concerts take place on the Pulitzer’s boat dock.
This is NOT a luxury hotel.. While the service was excellent, the room was the size of a closet (and I never expect much while in Europe), and everything was outrageously priced. ALtogether, disappointing.
From the moment we stepped inside the staff were warm and friendly. The hotel was in a great location. The rooms were a little dated and the plumbing was poor. (when in the shower/bath the water got half way up your legs) it didnt runaway quick... more
We were in Amsterdam for 2 days as part of a quick tour of several European cities. We used our SPG points for the room so no free upgrade to a canal view for us! The room is typical European -- small! But as with most SPG properties the bed was... more
I was using up some Sheraton points on a side trip to Amsterdam. It's a great city to walk. My room was at the end of an up and down hallway
The hotel itself is average OK, no great shakes for a 5 star hotel. My room was probably the smallest in the hotel, tiny window with a
This should be categorized as a 3 star hotel. The service was poor (we asked for help parking the car. The bellman (older middle aged gentleman) was notibly perturbed. We were told it would take 1 hour to call for our car again. Luggage help was... more
I think that the design was unbelievable! I loved every minute of it! Go there! I got to meet the desiners and they told me so many things
