Globetrotting: Amsterdam

Designed by local studio Nicemakers, the 111-room Hoxton Amsterdam resides inside five historic canal houses once home to the mayor in the 17th century.

Hoxton partnered with the Soho House on the public spaces, including the buzzing ground-floor restaurant and bar.

The lounge at the Hoxton recalls the canals’ heritage with plush seating, exposed brick walls, and dark hardwood floors.

A sitting area in a Hoxton guestroom features a blue and white palette that complements a geometric mirror and midcentury modern furniture.

Guestrooms at the Hoxton boast vintage radios, hardwood floors, and leather headboards, evoking a canal house apartment.

W Amsterdam occupies the historic Exchange building and the KAS Bank building, with designs by Tel Aviv-based Baranowitz + Kronenberg and the local office of WINHOV.
Photography by Lutz Vorderwuelbecke

Gold and black accents in the AWAY Spa at the W Amsterdam.
Photography by Lutz Vorderwuelbecke

The W Amsterdam’s Extreme Wow Exchange suite embraces the design narrative of connect and exchange.
Photography by Lutz Vorderwuelbecke

The W’s onsite restaurant Mr Porter.
Photography by Lutz Vorderwuelbecke

The Duchess restaurant at the W Amsterdam.
Photography by Lutz Vorderwuelbecke

The ICRAVE-designed Sir Adam is located inside the iconic A’dam Tower.

Headboards in Sir Adam guestrooms are outfitted in a collage of posters from famous films about musicians.

Owners Mirjam and Tom Espinosa filled Hotel V Fizeaustraat’s interiors with a green and brown color scheme set against wood and other vintage pieces.

Hotel V Fizeaustraat’s reception desk is marked with green tiles that showcase a world map.

Midcentury modern highlights at the Hotel V Fizeaustraat’s restaurant.

Studio Modijefsky’s Bar Botanique Café Tropique in Amsterdam’s East district features green details in furniture, tiles, and fecund plant life.