Where history once passed harsh judgments, Rosewood Amsterdam now celebrates the lightness of luxury. This historic palace of justice on Prinsengracht is an unbeatable masterpiece of contrast: 17th-century dignity meets relaxed, cool Dutch design. It is your privileged access to experience the soul of the canals and discover the exciting life of Amsterdam on a whole new level.
Discover a 560-square-meter sanctuary for holistic well-being at the Asaya® Spa. Take a dip in the indoor pool, relax in the sauna and steam room, or challenge yourself in the modern fitness area. In addition, the Grand Library, once a historic courtroom, invites you to cultural readings and social gatherings—the perfect place to immerse yourself in the cultural depth of Amsterdam.
Step into your accommodation, where the history of the Palace of Justice meets Rosewood luxury. The 134 rooms and suites—including five signature suites—are a visual experience: high ceilings and curated art frame the space. Your gaze falls either directly on the majestic canals or into the quiet courtyards. Here, you don't just reside; you are part of the history that continues in your exclusive retreat.
The cuisine at Rosewood Amsterdam is an exciting interplay of history and innovation. The Eeuwen restaurant celebrates the seasons with seasonal treasures. The Advocatuur bar, named after the law firm, breaks with its past: here, experimental cocktails and the house-made jenever are served with Indian-inspired tandoor dishes. The Court is the lively heart of the hotel, serving coffee, patisserie, and sophisticated afternoon tea.
The Rosewood Amsterdam is the boldest transformation of a landmark. After ten years of meticulous work, the former Palace of Justice (built in 1665) shines in new splendor. Studio Piet Boon has not only preserved the historic fabric of the building, but also injected it with a relaxed, contemporary Dutch style. The result: 134 rooms and suites that impress with an impressive art collection.
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