Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht is housed in a former public library and is among the city’s most imaginative luxury lifestyle hotels.

Merging Dutch history with maximalistic avant-garde design, the hotel offers an immersive experience where every corner transports you to a new visual narrative. Though compact by canal-side standards, with 122 rooms and 5 suites, the property spans two buildings along two separate canals. As guests wander through the corridors or pass by the garden, it’s easy for them to feel as though they have stepped into a surreal dreamscape.

A meticulous approach to hospitality

Operated by Hyatt Hotels Corporation, this five-star hotel takes a meticulous approach to hospitality, focusing on guest preferences. Members of staff remember how guests like their breakfast, recall details from their previous stays, and even note whether they sleep better facing east or west.

A central location

One of the hotel’s standout features is its location. Situated directly on the Prinsengracht canal, it offers access to a UNESCO World Heritage site – the Amsterdam canal belt, which includes the Singel, Herengracht, Keizersgracht, and Prinsengracht itself.

Heading west from the hotel, you’ll find the famous “9 Streets” shopping district, neighboring the 17th-century landmark Westerkerk. The Museum Square, where the renowned Van Gogh Museum is located, is just a 10-minute walk away. Thanks to the hotel’s central location, you can explore both the city’s major attractions and its hidden gems without rushing.

If visitors are looking not just for a stay, but an immersive experience – Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht is always ready to swirl guests into the world of Dutch culture and attractions.

Designed by renowned Dutch designer Marcel Wanders (www.marcelwanders.com ) Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht captures all the quirkiness and boldness of the nation’s spirit.

Oversized bells hang from the ceiling, spherical lights referencing the solar system, and historic marine maps drape the columns – each detail telling part of a larger story. Guests who ask the staff for a tour might just learn more about the Netherlands here than at the state museum.

Renvy: a seasonal menu shaped by nature’s rhythm

The newest addition to the hotel is Renvy – a restaurant launched in collaboration with Michelin-starred chef Randy Karman. The concept is rooted in Randy’s Dutch heritage and elevated by his culinary mastery.

The menu is seasonal, shaped entirely by nature’s rhythm. Even if guests visit Amsterdam four times a year, the culinary experience will never be the same. With garden views, countless interior details, and an open kitchen, watching each dish come to life from raw, seasonal ingredients to refined culinary expression is a performance in itself.

Prins & Aap

After dinner, guests can head to Prins & Aap—the hotel’s bar-lounge featuring world-class cocktails created in collaboration with The Clumsies, one of the World’s 50 Best Bars, resigned in Greek Athens.

During the day, the space offers brunch, and if guests are lucky with their arrival dates, they might also catch one of the events Prins & Aap hosts – such as a DJ set or Drag Bingo.

Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht is truly living up to its lifestyle hotel niche. Each month something new is happening:

• A public talk about art, with insiders sharing their thoughts right from a bed (as a nod to the hotel setting)
• The famous Amsterdam event Open Garden Days featuring flower-flavoured ice cream by Renvy
• A masterclass on established fashion houses like Chanel and Hermès
• A themed party at Prins & Aap.

If visitors are looking not just for a stay, but an immersive experience – Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht is always ready to swirl guests into the world of Dutch culture and attractions.

Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht
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Renvy
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Prins & Aap
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