Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam

The Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam occupies six, monumental canal houses from the 17th and 18th centuries that sit along the Herengracht (or “Gentleman’s Canal”). The Herengracht is one of the three main canals in Amsterdam, built during the Dutch Golden Age when the city became the mercantile capital of the world. Suites, meeting rooms, and the ballroom are named after prominent individuals who preserved these historic residences for later generations to appreciate. Every guestroom, loft, and suite is unique, as they reflect the original architectural significance of the canal buildings. The Herengracht is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the greater area attracts countless tourists each year. Guests can enjoy beautiful renditions of classical pieces at the National Opera and Ballet, admire the art of the Old Masters at the Gallery of the Golden Age, and dine in the restaurants of the Vondelpark. Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam is surrounded by, and very much a part of, the historical fabric for the city of Amsterdam.

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