Pulitzer Amsterdam

The hotel is located in a quiet area of the canal district yet close to independent shops and lovely restaurants. We were looked after very well by the team, service was smooth, friendly and professional. The Pulitzer is a unique hotel, being 30 canal houses converted into one space with a central courtyard, sectioned into different area’s all with individual personalities. The public spaces are carefully and tastefully curated, I especially liked the open spaces that naturally appeared around the hotel, lots of art and some quirky conversation pieces on landings and by lifts. It’s a blend of old and modern and in this setting works very well. What I really liked was the sense of intimacy which can be difficult for international luxury hotel chains to replicate. We went on the hotels boat which was great and we were well looked after by the captain who guided us through the canals with an interesting commentary. We were able to get around on foot to the Rikjsmusum, Van Gogh museum and Rembrandts house….I would definitely return as I had a lovely time!

We just spent a week in Amsterdam and stayed at the Hotel Pulitzer in the Jordaan District. +A location, centrally located for all of the Museums, Anne Frank House, 9 Streets shopping area and even an easy canal cruises! The staff, from GM to Bellmen were excellent. Professional, eager to please and very sociable. We experienced all of the F&B outlets over the week and the service was outstanding at each one. As an indication of how well this hotel is run, the night before our departure, we received a call from the GM asking us about our stay. He asked... "How could we have made your stay, exceptional?" WE couldn't think of anything, it had already been achieved! Highly recommend The Pulitzer!

The quality of the product does not align with the high price that is being charged. None of the usual attention to details and service attitude from a comparably priced luxury hotel exsist here. You can tell this hotel is pretending to be something that they are not and they do not have the properly trained staff to operate at a higher level. 1. Staff at check-in insisted that they will Whatsapp me when room is ready, that never happened. 2. On-site restaurant Jansz marketed to be all-day but "closed" at 330pm when I wanted to have a bite after checking in. 3. Room was super clean. The carpet and furnitures were fluffy and clean. Bed is comfortable. Towels were worn out but clean. 4. Crowd waiting to get into breakfast at 845am. Some guests had to poir theor own coffee due to lack of service. Breakfast choices are very limited. The food quality is also garbage tier. Food is either overcooked, burnt, or not seasoned. Pancakes are most likely bought wholesale as they "ran out" one morning and the next morning they came all mushy. Coffee tasted like sewage water. Kitchen does not know how to properly cook. Keep in mind how much this hotel charges per night, the breakfast provided is 100% not acceptable. Service staff is more interested in mansplaining how a french toast is made rather to making sure the dish is done right from the kitchen. 5. A/C in room broke down mid stay.

Amazing hotel experience - one of the best I’ve experienced. Phenomenally appointed rooms. The location was somehow both central/convenient but also quiet. The staff was attentive and helpful. The restaurants were phenomenal - and the best hotel breakfast! Couldn’t recommend more!

Overall, the hotel is wonderful. The staff are helpful and welcoming. It is centrally located and an easy walk to the Anne Frank House, Amsterdam Centraal, and major art museums. The hotel is an interesting collection of former canal homes and we cannot wait to stay there again.