Hotel De L'Europe

Situated in the heart of Amsterdam, Hotel De L'Europe is a luxury hotel overlooking the Amstel River. Originally built in 1896 as the Rondeel Building, the landmark property was transformed into a 21st century hotel in 2011. In the Promenade, guests can admire replicas from Dutch Masters such as Frans Hals and Rembrandt van Rijn, and Jan Steen, Johannes Vermeer, and Floris van Dijck decorate the walls of the rooms and suites in the historical Rondeel building. While the adjacent contemporary Dutch Masters Wing offers a selection of modern colors that form the basis for replicas of Dutch Masters like Pieter Codde and Pieter Saenredam.

The hotel's guest rooms and suites combine elegant furnishings with contemporary amenities, including iPod docking stations, flat-screen TVs, Nespresso coffee makers, and Bose sound systems. There are replicas of famous Dutch works of art, Coco-Mat beds with pillow options, and built-in electrical converters. Plush carrara marble bathrooms have heated floors and large soaking tubs with built-in TVs in mirrors.

For dining, the two Michelin-star rated Bord’Eau Restaurant Gastronomique serves contemporary French cuisine infused with Dutch flavors overlooking the Amstel River. Hoofdstad Brasserie offers casual cuisine with an internationall twist, and Hèt Terras provides an outdoor setting overlooking the canals. There's also a variety of exclusive wines available from the hotel's private wine cellar, Les Caves De L'Europe.

Le Spa by Skins Institute is accredited as a Leading Spa of the World, offering a range of bespoke treatments combining organic ingredients with techniques of expert therapists. There are four treatment rooms, beauty salon, relaxation patio, infrared sauna, traditional Finish sauna, and a Turkish steambath.