Pulitzer Amsterdam

There are little pops of color that give the historic building more of a modern vibe

There were a bunch of little treats - notebooks and pens, stroopwafels, Le Labo products, and even a portable bike repair kit. I would call it 'stealable stuff' if it wasn't all complimentary

A little flower shop at the entrance. Couldn't be more charming.

The lobby cafe was always busy. Marius, behind the counter, is from Romania and he had traveled to India to study meditation before landing in Amsterdam. The staff were all interesting people worth getting to know.

Peeking through the window in the bathroom

Everything surrounding the Pulitzer is exactly what you picture when thinking of Amsterdam.

This small apothecary-like room used to be a bar, but now it's just part of the decor.

Literally welcomed with open arms (courtesy of Luke).

The hotel is actually comprised of 25 Canal houses, with a courtyard & garden in the center.

The stylish Pulitzer Bar by day. At night it fills up quickly, with most people occupying the library-like room off to the side.

Just outside the Pulitzer Bar. There are plenty of design touches in the space, especially Dutch paintings. These photos cover only a small portion of the entire hotel.

There's a little reading corner in the lobby with a selection of books.

The hotel from across the street, with its own boat ready to take people around the canals.