“Expect champagne breakfasts and architectural treasures in this elegant and romantic boutique hôtel. Just two exquisite suites in this fascinating and beautiful house where impressionists such as George Breitner and Isaac Israel worked in these splendid rooms. An unforgettable treat.”
“Expect champagne breakfasts and architectural treasures in this elegant and romantic boutique hôtel. Just two exquisite suites in this fascinating and beautiful house where impressionists such as George Breitner and Isaac Israel worked in these splendid rooms. An unforgettable treat.”
Recommended For
- City Style
- A private home with beatifully ornate interiors and the owner present to give you personalised city tips
- Townhouse
- The house is decorated with period antiques, original fireplaces and Italian chandeliers, and brocades
- Historic
- Once home of a celebrated 19th-century Dutch artist, the building still keeps its lavish design
- Luxury
- Touches such as the exceptional champagne breakfast make this a very luxurious stay
- Cycling
- As this is not a completely central stay, the hotel's bikes allow you to get around with ease
- Close to nightlife
- The café and dining quarter of De Pijp is 10-15 minutes away by tram
- Museums
- 15 minutes from the Museum Quarter via public transport
- Designer Shopping
- Child friendly
- Allowed but the feel is more grown-up
- Views
- Over the Oosterpark
- No restaurant
- Breakfast served
- Intimate
- Full of character
- Artworks
- Charming
- Antiques
- B&B
Facilities
- Suites
- Two sumptuous suites to choose from the George Breitner Suite and Isaac Israel's Suite
- Child friendly
- Allowed but the feel is more grown-up
- Views
- Over the Oosterpark
- No restaurant
- Breakfast served
- Airport transfer
- Car not required
- Bicycles available
- Bath robes
- Safe
- Wifi
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Garden
Activities
- Cycling
- As this is not a completely central stay, the hotel's bikes allow you to get around with ease
- Close to nightlife
- The café and dining quarter of De Pijp is 10-15 minutes away by tram
- Museums
- 15 minutes from the Museum Quarter via public transport
- Designer Shopping
Map & Location
What's Nearby
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Breitner House
Once home of a celebrated 19th-century Dutch artist, now lavishly decorated in a style to which he would have been accustomed, together with welcome 21st-century touches and a host with genuine warmth and charm. The champagne breakfast is unsurpassed. You’re a tad out of the centre, but a short hop by tram.
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
