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Check-in: 3:00 PM
Check-out: 12:00 PM
Local currency: EUR
Overlooking two of the city's most picturesque canals, Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht, Hotel Pulitzer is ideally located in the middle of the old city center of Amsterdam. Our unique hotel is comprised of 25 restored 17th and 18th century canal houses. Named to Conde Nast Traveler's 2004 Gold List, we are unlike any other hotel. Each of our 230 distinctive guest rooms represents a small piece of Dutch history and culture. Located in the beautiful gardens, our art gallery offers multiple expositions each year. Though rich in historical splendor, our hotel also offers today's modern amenities, including the latest technology with wired and wireless (Wi-Fi) High Speed Internet Access in all public areas, meeting facilities and all guest rooms. Our meeting and banquet facilities offer a range of accommodations for your special event - from elegant ballrooms to private canal boats. Savor an exquisite culinary experience in the beautiful, trendy Pultizers Restaurant. Or relax with an aperitif in Pultizers Bar. Enjoy complimentary access to Pulitzers Gym, equipped with the latest state-of-the-art fitness equipment with individual flat screen TVs. Whether you are touring the nearby museums and attractions or conducting business in our excellent facilities, Hotel Pulitzer is the ideal place to enjoy. The hotel offers one room accessible to people with disabilities. However, due to the hotel's architectural structure, not all hotel areas are wheelchair accessible. We regret any inconvenience.
Check-in: 3:00 PM
Check-out: 12:00 PM
Local currency: EUR
*rate found for check-in Jan 15, check-out Jan 18
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Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(6 reviews)
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Hotel address: Prinsengracht 315-331, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1016 GZ
Amsterdam, 1016, NL
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, (AMS), 15.00, Km
Downtown
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(6 reviews)
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Score
4 out of 5
Great Location: a Small Big Hotel
Jim Dec 15, 2009
Located near higher end and classy shopping. We found around the corner one of the best restaurants we've dined in throughout ... all of Europe (Brussia). The hotel while large (it occupies 24 former homes) feels unique and personal. Easy access to everything via the metro.
Traveler type: Couples
Go to Brussia...around the corner. The best Italian restaurant I've been to in years...including Italy.
Score
4 out of 5
"Amsterdam Oasis"
Kevin A. Aug 12, 2009
The Pulitzer is ideally located on the edge of the Jordaan district.It offers a quiet escape from the city noise of Amsterdam ... . The garden courtyards are beautiful. We were fortunate to have gotten a room on the first floor so that we could go outside and enjoy the serenity. The room was nice but small.The marble bathrooms are beautiful. The staff were very helpful and the service was excellent.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Hotel Pulitzer
AtlasBoy1 Jul 25, 2009
We spent a large part of our honeymoon at the Pulitzer. The hotel is definitely not a 5-star hotel. It needs to be ... renovated. The concierge was also extremely unhelpful. It was also difficult to get the front desk to answer phone calls! The location is wonderful however. It is away from the tourist traps and partying that goes on all over Amsterdam.
Traveler type: Couples
Rent a bike as soon as you get there. There are many rental companies- we used Bike City which is right in the Jordaan. Everything is walkable or bike-able distance in Amsterdam.
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Go to Brussia...around the corner. The best Italian restaurant I've been to in years...including Italy.
--Jim, Boston Ma Dec 15, 2009
Rent a bike as soon as you get there. There are many rental companies- we used Bike City which is right in the Jordaan. Everything is walkable or bike-able distance in Amsterdam.
--AtlasBoy1, New York, NY Jul 25, 2009
Proeverij restaurant was a perfect place for dinner and very close to the hotel. Wonderful food, wonderful ambience, wonderful service.
--31 Year Old Traveler from Boston, Boston, MA Jun 18, 2009
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(6 reviews)
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Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
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Score
4 out of 5
Great Location: a Small Big Hotel
Jim Dec 15, 2009
Located near higher end and classy shopping. We found around the corner one of the best restaurants we've dined in throughout ... all of Europe (Brussia). The hotel while large (it occupies 24 former homes) feels unique and personal. Easy access to everything via the metro.
Traveler type: Couples
Go to Brussia...around the corner. The best Italian restaurant I've been to in years...including Italy.
Score
4 out of 5
"Amsterdam Oasis"
Kevin A. Aug 12, 2009
The Pulitzer is ideally located on the edge of the Jordaan district.It offers a quiet escape from the city noise of Amsterdam ... . The garden courtyards are beautiful. We were fortunate to have gotten a room on the first floor so that we could go outside and enjoy the serenity. The room was nice but small.The marble bathrooms are beautiful. The staff were very helpful and the service was excellent.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Hotel Pulitzer
AtlasBoy1 Jul 25, 2009
We spent a large part of our honeymoon at the Pulitzer. The hotel is definitely not a 5-star hotel. It needs to be ... renovated. The concierge was also extremely unhelpful. It was also difficult to get the front desk to answer phone calls! The location is wonderful however. It is away from the tourist traps and partying that goes on all over Amsterdam.
Traveler type: Couples
Rent a bike as soon as you get there. There are many rental companies- we used Bike City which is right in the Jordaan. Everything is walkable or bike-able distance in Amsterdam.
Score
4 out of 5
Wonderful location in Amsterdam
31 Year Old Traveler from Boston Jun 18, 2009
My husband and I had a wonderful stay at the Hotel Pulitzer. I can honestly say that if we had not stayed in the area of the ... city that we did, our trip to Amsterdam would not have been nearly as nice. The hotel is located in a beautiful, quiet location of Amsterdam, but is only a short walk to the craziness of the Red Light District, Warmoesstraat, Liedenseplein and Rembrandtplein. I had originally looked at hotels near Rembrandtplein and Oude Zijds because I wanted to make sure we would be close to the nightlife - I am VERY glad I didn't book there. The other areas of the city are just nowhere as nice as the Canal Ring West. The city is not very big and you can easily walk anywhere so there is no need to stay in the middle of the bars and clubs - those areas are noisy with lots of neon and cheesiness. Waking up at our hotel we were treated to a beautiful morning walk along the canals. The hotel itself was very nice. European hotel rooms tend to be on the smaller side and this one was no exception. We found a deal by booking ahead with no refunds available, so ended up paying about US$248/night including taxes and fees. For this rate I was extremely happy. For the normal rate of 300 - 400 Euros/night I would probably not have been as happy. Our room (525) seemed a little oddly situated though, so I'm sure they gave us a smaller, less desirable room as part of the deal. You get what you pay for though so I can't complain about that. The room was decorated well (large flatscreen TV, modern decor, etc), and they had nice touches like free bottles of water and stroopwaffels (yum!), comfy robes and slippers, and a personalized welcome on the TV when you arrived. The room, unfortunately, was quite warm. We would open the window to let in some fresh air as it would get stuffy, but that would shut off the air conditioning so we would need to close it again. The duvet was way too heavy for the room so we requested a lighter blanket - one was brought up right away. They should definitely consider changing the bedding for the warmer months! The other drawback was some mildew in the corner of the shower and a showerhead that was broken and could not be adjusted. To be fair, though, we did not tell the front desk that the showerhead would not adjust - they probably would have sent someone to fix it if we asked. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. There are many cute cafes in Amsterdam so it's fun to just walk around until you find one you like. One nice one close to the hotel though is Cafe 't Smalle at Egelantiersgracht 12 (literally right off Prinsengraght). You can grab some beers and snacks right on the canal. A great place for breakfast or lunch close to the hotel is the Pancake Bakery at Prinsengracht 191. Finally, a wonderful bistro for dinner close to the hotel is Proeverij at Prinsengracht 274. Very romantic, delicious food, and extremely friendly service. We loved it - great recommendation by the concierge! So overall I would definitely recommend the Hotel Pulitzer - it was really a lovely hotel with a great location.
Traveler type: Couples
Proeverij restaurant was a perfect place for dinner and very close to the hotel. Wonderful food, wonderful ambience, wonderful service.
Score
4 out of 5
Hotel Pulitzer
FLO May 26, 2009
The concierge was fantastic and great help.([...]). He recommended great restaurants--and was very informative on other ... things as well. We went to Alsmeer to the world flower auction--Fabulous, and also took the train to Delft. The museums were good..not too crowded. Everyone was very friendly.The only bad thing was that at the train station--no credit cards were taken--since the tickets were quite expensive for the trips we made it was very inconvenient.The Hotel bar was also great--very helpful.
Traveler type: Family
The Nine Streets were great.
Score
4 out of 5
The perfect Amsterdam hotel
Lover of Amsterdam May 24, 2009
This is my second time staying at the Pulitzer. For a significant difference in cash out-lay you can get a canal view, but, ... personally, I prefer the garden view. It's serene, you hear the chiming of church bells and are removed from the sounds of pedestrians who might be strolling in front of the hotel. The location is ideal, in that there's proximity to everything with-in walking/biking/tram distance, but you're not in the thick of tourist frenzy. The service is wonderful. No attitude, just down to earth friendliness. Restaurant suggestions are better left to Fodor's, Rick Steves or something other than the concierge, but I feel that's true no matter what hotel or country you're staying in. I love the Pulitzer. Rooms are comfortable and kept very clean. Great beds--down pillows. Maid service is inconspicuous. They always manage to have your room done at exactly the right time when you're away. And they leave stroopwafels on the desk! Also, water bottles. Love that. The restaurant for breakfast was pretty horrible, though. Save breakfast for one of the local cafe's. Especially the Pancake Bakery up the street.
Traveler type: Couples
Rent your bike from Orange bike. Ask the hotel for directions. And bike everywhere you can. Great little workout and saves so much time in transportation. Also, re. transportation, make sure to take the black and red cabs if you do take a cab. They're much cheaper than the private ones.
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Go to Brussia...around the corner. The best Italian restaurant I've been to in years...including Italy.
--Jim, Boston Ma Dec 15, 2009
Rent a bike as soon as you get there. There are many rental companies- we used Bike City which is right in the Jordaan. Everything is walkable or bike-able distance in Amsterdam.
--AtlasBoy1, New York, NY Jul 25, 2009
Proeverij restaurant was a perfect place for dinner and very close to the hotel. Wonderful food, wonderful ambience, wonderful service.
--31 Year Old Traveler from Boston, Boston, MA Jun 18, 2009
The Nine Streets were great.
--FLO, Amsterdam, Nl. May 26, 2009
Rent your bike from Orange bike. Ask the hotel for directions. And bike everywhere you can. Great little workout and saves so much time in transportation. Also, re. transportation, make sure to take the black and red cabs if you do take a cab. They're much cheaper than the private ones.
--Lover of Amsterdam, Chicago, Ilinois May 24, 2009
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
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