nhow Rotterdam

nhow Rotterdam stands at Wilhelminakade 137 on the south bank of the Maas River, in the Kop van Zuid district — Rotterdam's flagship urban regeneration project that transformed a former dockland into a neighbourhood of landmark architecture, design hotels, and riverside restaurants. The hotel is housed in the New Orleans building, a striking tower designed by Rem Koolhaas's Office for Metropolitan Architecture, and its position on Wilhelminakade places it directly on the water with panoramic views across the Maas to the Rotterdam skyline and the Erasmus Bridge. nhow is a NH Hotels lifestyle brand oriented toward creative professionals and design-conscious travellers; the Rotterdam property features an interior by Dutch design firm Iwaarden, with bold primary colours, curved forms, and references to Rotterdam's maritime industrial heritage. The 278 rooms range from Standard Rooms with partial water views to Executive Rooms and larger suites with full Maas panoramas, all featuring Simba mattresses, high-speed Wi-Fi, and smart TVs with streaming connectivity. The hotel's ground-floor restaurant Bar & Kitchen serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a focus on Dutch seasonal produce in a high-ceilinged industrial-style space open to hotel guests and walk-in visitors. A fitness centre is open twenty-four hours for active guests. The Erasmus Bridge is roughly a ten-minute walk east, and the Fenix Food Factory — one of Rotterdam's best covered food markets — is a five-minute walk along the riverside promenade. Rotterdam Centraal Station is approximately twenty minutes on foot or a short metro journey from nearby Rijnhaven station.