Penthouse Wing

425 m² / 4575 ft²

1x Superior Guestroom, available for two guests, 22m²

4x Deluxe Guestroom, available for two guests per room, from 37 to 39m²

1x Grand Junior Suite including a separate living area, available for four guests, 62m²

Large, separate living area

Large rainfall shower

Deep soaking bathtub

Dining room with a support pantry for special events

Floor-to-ceiling windows

With seven separate bedrooms, the entire sixth floor can be reserved exclusively, accommodating from seven up to 14 adults and three children up to the age of 12, in Superior and Deluxe Guestrooms, a Grand Junior Suite, and the elegant signature Penthouse Suite.

The Penthouse Suite has floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the courtyard and BARBOUNIA, and the hotel’s Neo-Gothic exterior, with the Rijksmuseum beyond. Persian rugs enhance the air of upmarket home while the large, bright living room and dining room provide personalised pantry support for special events and dinners for up to eight guests. Thanks to a supersized 80-inch screen, the dining room can play private cinema and entertainment area, while the centrepiece of the spacious bathroom is an impressive freestanding oval stone bath.

With views over the Museum District, the Grand Junior Suite celebrates the building’s history through contemporary luxury and modern style. With a separate working area, living and bedroom spaces, the suite can host up to four guests, and there’s deep soaking bathtub as well as a separate rainfall shower.

Minimal, modern and soothingly comfortable, the Superior and Deluxe Guestrooms are dressed in brushed oak floors and autumnal colours have been styled by acclaimed Italian architect Piero Lissoni. Amid a restful and intimate atmosphere, expect inspiring working spaces and state-of-the-art in-room entertainment in the five spaces, as well as large rainfall showers and amenities that demonstrate an attention to detail.

Discretion is assured for Penthouse Wing guests thanks to direct access to the garage via the wing’s own elevators. Whether in Amsterdam for work or play, this unique arrangement of accommodation promises form matched by function. The private-as-can-be Penthouse Wing here in the Museum Quarter is suited to dignitaries seeking discretion, multi-generational and extended family visits as well as offering an ideal enclave for high-profile entertainment-industry performers and their teams whether they want to hide away or host.

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