阿姆斯特丹普利策旅館(Pulitzer Amsterdam)

Best hotel in AMS. Bar none.

Absolutely superb hotel, from start to finish they were brilliant! They knew it was my birthday and offered an upgraded room which was gorgeous! A massive thank you to all the staff at Pulitzer who made our stay so wonderful, 10/10, we'll definitely be back! :)

The staff went above and beyond to help, they were amazing. The property as a whole is extremely unique, and my room was beautiful. No detail seemed to be too small. Very convenient and easily walkable wherever you want to go. Also, if you want a canal tour by boat then use the hotel's canal boat. Might be a tad more expensive than the regular tour boats but you'll not regret it. Very luxurious

Amazing hotel!, wow! From the moment you walk in and are greeted by the professional staff (everyone speaks fluent English it seems) to exploring the property to the incredible and well appointed room, this hotel is my top choice for Amsterdam! The location is perfect, great walking distance to everything, the property is unbelievable, so much charm, history and elegance all wrapped up in one hotel! I forgot my ipad in the room, and about 30 mins after i checked out, they called me indicating they found it and were storing it until I could come back and retrieve it, phew! Would not hesitate to highly recommend this hotel to anyone and I will definitely being staying here on future business trips!

I have stayed at the Pulitzer three times now over the last couple years. The hotel is truly unique and quirky, which adds to its charm. Now that the quirkiness has worn off, it’s just not real comfortable. There is very bad insulation between rooms because of the old buildings, so you hear people above and below and if you have a canal view room, lots of street noise. Also, because of the different levels of the buildings the hallways are an endless series of stairs. Initially, fun, now just a pain. I will try someplace different next time.

The Pulitizer is a unique design putting together rooms from what were formerly many private homes. This leads to some "ups and downs" in hallways but it is attractive and unique. The staff was wonderful and the food in the cafe was very good. We would go back.

The courtyard was beautiful. However, that’s really the only thing that stood out at this property. We paid $1500 per room each per night for 2 small suites. I expected a hotel more like one in the Small Luxury Hotels group. It was a significantly lower quality. Service was ok, but none of the staff went out of their way to make it a welcoming experience. Maybe that’s a cultural Dutch thing….? Give guests their privacy unless guests specially ask for something…? Rooms were ok, but dirty in places that housekeeping didn’t expect guests to look (behind the night table when I went to plug in my charger). One of the suites (388) had a super strange layout with a unusable loft - it felt dark and dingy compared to the other suite. But the other suite (528) had constant noises (maybe from the elevator) that was super annoying. I didn’t walk away from the Pulitzer with any other feeling except for “meh.” Especially after paying $14k total for 4 nights.

Beautiful, historic hotel, in fantastic location. walking distance to all sites of interest (museums, Anne Frank, nightlife etc). We had a classic Queen room and it was VERY small and dark. Very poor lighting in room and bathroom and difficult to apply makeup (vanity mirror too far over the sink). We stayed 3 nights and there was NO nightly turndown service. Morning of checkout, the cleaning person opened the door and tried to enter at 8am, thankfully safety latch was on. then 10 min later, he proceeded to knock until I answered the door. We were hoping to sleep in before our next destination given that check out is at 12!!! So why were we forced to wake up at 8??? Not a restful stay I was hoping for. Breakfast quite lame. Beautiful ambiance and setting, however, they kept running out of items and each time it would take a while to restock. Buffet quite poor selection (several pastries and bread, two cheeses, one bowl of tomatoes and cucumbers, salmon, ham, berries, yogurt… that’s about it. For 800$ per night…I expected WAY more from this property.

All the staff are superb, and all requests are quickly and courteously addressed. Love the a**osphere and all the art displayed throughout the building. Food is outstanding. Just an incomparable hotel!