Rosewood Inns & Resorts has been appointed by CTF Amsterdam to handle Rosewood Amsterdam.
It’s hoped the brand new property will open in 2023 as will change into the eleventh property from the luxurious hospitality model in Europe and first within the Netherlands.
The resort will probably be housed within the former Palace of Justice, a constructing of nice architectural significance that overlooks the Prinsengracht within the UNESCO World Heritage listed Amsterdam Canal District.
The resort will probably be ideally located close to lots of Amsterdam’s best points of interest together with the museum district, the high-end procuring district on P.C. Hooftstraat and the hip De Pijp neighbourhood.
With its central location and befitting design fastidiously conceived to supply an inviting and amiable environment, the property is poised to function an unparalleled gathering place for visiting friends and the area people alike.
Initially constructed in 1665 and later expanded in 1836 by Dutch architect Jan de Greef, the palace was Amsterdam’s most important courthouse for over 175 years and one of many best examples of de Greef’s traditional, multi-cultural fashion influenced by his travels to Paris and Rome.
Rosewood Amsterdam will provide 134 guestrooms and suites, with many boasting spectacular views throughout the 2 adjoining canals, quiet inner courtyards and iconic townhouse rooftops.
Facilities will embody three eating places, one in all which will probably be an Indian restaurant, and bars; Sense, A Rosewood Spa providing ayurvedic remedies; a state-of-the-art wellness and health centre; and an indoor swimming pool.
“By way of design, décor and repair, Rosewood’s properties worldwide mirror their environment and the souls of the locations, and Rosewood Amsterdam will probably be no totally different,” says Sonia Cheng, chief government of Rosewood Resort Group.
“With a novel character and tradition, Amsterdam is a becoming locale for which to convey Rosewood’s guiding A Sense of Place philosophy.
“We’re wanting ahead to combining the town’s quintessential appeal with a contemporary sense of fashion to satisfy and exceed the most recent requirements of luxurious hospitality.”
