Naarden Cheap Vacations

Great hotel, close to restaurants and venues

If my heaven were a hotel, this would be it. Gorgeous historic building, sumptuous linens, super helpful and friendly desk attendants and bar/restaurant staff, and a terrific location for exploring. When I arrived, it was very cold and drizzling, but I was welcomed warmly and immediately taken up to my lovely room. The room included a huge deep tub, which felt amazing after a transcontinental flight, and while I soaked, the built-in towel warmer made the super-fluffy towels extra cozy. (Water pressure and heat was excellent, btw, which isn't always the case w/ historic properties.) Basics like the bed, room temp, lighting, WIFI, and clothing storage were all thoughtfully appointed and perfectly functioning. No noise issues. I appreciated the in-room espresso set up, and room service was quick and delicious for the one meal I had through the hotel restaurant. The bar area was comfy and chic -- velvet reading chairs and little cafe tables. I wished I'd had more time to enjoy it. Location felt very safe to use as a home base, which was important to me as a solo female traveler. In the evenings, walking back to the hotel was a treat, as you could glimpse stunning interiors inside the beautiful old townhomes all along the canal. A few blocks in one direction was a charming street full of small bistros and shops; the other direction led to the 'Nine Streets' area, which is full of shopping delights and cute restaurants. I would stay here again in a second. Fabulous.

Although great, very very expensive. Rooms, food and drinks.

Exceptional service and hotel . Beautiful amenities and great location

The Pulitzer hotel is comprised of 25 original houses that were joined to make one elegant hotel in the center of town. Our suite overlooked the canal behind the hotel and there were many changing things to see. Boats passing, parakeets in the trees, people. Whoever the architect was managed to preserve many of the original features including the many small gardens. You are bound to enjoy staying here.

The Pulitzer hotel is comprised of 25 original houses that were joined to make one elegant hotel in the center of town. Our suite overlooked the canal behind the hotel and there were many changing things to see. Boats passing, parakeets in the trees, people. Whoever the architect was managed to preserve many of the original features including the many small gardens. You are bound to enjoy staying here.

Although great, very very expensive. Rooms, food and drinks.

Exceptional service and hotel . Beautiful amenities and great location

The apartment was clean and well appointed the location of the hotel let us access many beautiful parts of Amsterdam I can't speak to the quietness as we stayed over Kings Day and Night (where about a million of people were in the heart of the city celebrating)

If my heaven were a hotel, this would be it. Gorgeous historic building, sumptuous linens, super helpful and friendly desk attendants and bar/restaurant staff, and a terrific location for exploring. When I arrived, it was very cold and drizzling, but I was welcomed warmly and immediately taken up to my lovely room. The room included a huge deep tub, which felt amazing after a transcontinental flight, and while I soaked, the built-in towel warmer made the super-fluffy towels extra cozy. (Water pressure and heat was excellent, btw, which isn't always the case w/ historic properties.) Basics like the bed, room temp, lighting, WIFI, and clothing storage were all thoughtfully appointed and perfectly functioning. No noise issues. I appreciated the in-room espresso set up, and room service was quick and delicious for the one meal I had through the hotel restaurant. The bar area was comfy and chic -- velvet reading chairs and little cafe tables. I wished I'd had more time to enjoy it. Location felt very safe to use as a home base, which was important to me as a solo female traveler. In the evenings, walking back to the hotel was a treat, as you could glimpse stunning interiors inside the beautiful old townhomes all along the canal. A few blocks in one direction was a charming street full of small bistros and shops; the other direction led to the 'Nine Streets' area, which is full of shopping delights and cute restaurants. I would stay here again in a second. Fabulous.

Although great, very very expensive. Rooms, food and drinks.

Exceptional service and hotel . Beautiful amenities and great location

The Pulitzer hotel is comprised of 25 original houses that were joined to make one elegant hotel in the center of town. Our suite overlooked the canal behind the hotel and there were many changing things to see. Boats passing, parakeets in the trees, people. Whoever the architect was managed to preserve many of the original features including the many small gardens. You are bound to enjoy staying here.