Sheraton Pulitzer Hotel

Address:
Prinsengracht 315-331

Amsterdam
1016

Hotel Location: center

Overlooking two of the city's most picturesque canals, Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht, Hotel Pulitzer, a Luxury Collection Hotel is ideally located near the old city center of Amsterdam. This unique hotel is comprised of 25 restored 17th and 18th century canal houses. Recently named in Condé Nast Traveler's 2004 Gold List, it is unlike any other hotel, featuring 230 distinctive guest rooms, each representing a small piece of Dutch history and culture. Though rich in historical splendor, the hotel also offers all the upgraded facilities and services of today, including the latest technology with T-mobile wireless Internet in all public areas, meeting facilities and executive rooms.

Savor an exquisite culinary experience in the beautiful and trendy Pulitzers Restaurant. Or relax with an after dinner cocktail in Pulitzers Bar. Enjoy complimentary access to Pulitzers Gym, equipped with the latest state-of-the-art fitness equipment featuring individual flat screen TVs.

The Sheraton Pulitzer hotel's 230 luxurious guest rooms and suites are uniquely designed. Even after a recent renovation, the authentic atmosphere of Dutch history and culture is completely intact with details such as split-level rooms and wooden beams. Yet it is still able to offer the amenities of a modern luxury hotel - all Executive rooms now feature wireless Internet and CD alarm clocks.

Bring one of a Pulitzer Picnic with you to the Vondelpark, a green lounge in Amsterdam city center. Or rent a bicycle and experience Amsterdam the Dutch way. Bring your bike by the famous nine streets, to the quaint little shops in the Jordaan quarter or visit the main museums and attractions of the flower market, Anne Frank House, the Van Gogh Museum, the Historical Museum, and the Royal Palace. Take a picturesque trip on Amsterdam's canals, often referred to as the "Venice of the North", by renting the hotels own canal boat, The Tourist. The recreation possibilities are endless.