NH Collection Amsterdam Barbizon Palace occupies a row of 17th-century gabled townhouses on Prins Hendrikkade, directly across the water from Centraal Station and a short walk from the Red Light District, Nieuwmarkt, and the canal ring. The facade preserves the traditional stepped and bell gables typical of Amsterdam's Golden Age merchant houses, while interiors combine that historic shell with more contemporary furnishings across the connected buildings. Standard and Superior rooms vary in size and character depending on which townhouse they sit within, and Junior Suites and Suites offer more space, some with beamed ceilings reflecting the original structures. The hotel's dining anchor is Restaurant Vermeer, a Michelin-starred restaurant offering a tasting-menu experience distinct from typical hotel dining. A spa and indoor pool are on site alongside a fitness center, a notable combination for a historic-center property. Service is oriented toward guests seeking a luxury base near the station with fine dining on-site, including concierge assistance for canal tours and museum bookings, and the hotel's central position makes it a common choice for both business travelers and couples marking special occasions with a meal at Vermeer. The Prins Hendrikkade address also places the Red Light District, Nieuwmarkt square, and the start of the canal ring all within a short walk, making the hotel a convenient base for first-time visitors wanting to explore on foot.
| Price | €220–€450/night (~$240–$490) |
|---|---|
| Address | Prins Hendrikkade 59-72, 1012 AD Amsterdam |
Room types
- Standard Room
- Superior Room
- Junior Suite
- Suite
Amenities
- Michelin-starred Restaurant Vermeer
- 17th-century gabled townhouses
- Spa and indoor pool
- Fitness center
- Bar
- Concierge
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Location
Prins Hendrikkade 59-72, 1012 AD Amsterdam
52.3766, 4.8981 View on map
Highlights
- Michelin-starred Restaurant Vermeer on site
- Row of preserved 17th-century gabled townhouses
- Spa and indoor pool, rare for a historic-center hotel
- Directly opposite Centraal Station across the water
Tips for visiting
- Book Restaurant Vermeer well ahead, as its Michelin-starred tasting menu has limited seating
- Rooms vary in shape and size across the townhouses; ask about layout if traveling with extra luggage
- The Red Light District is a short walk away, which some guests may want to factor into room choice
- The indoor pool and spa are a good option for downtime between sightseeing