Hotel TwentySeven Amsterdam
Neo-Baroque ultra-luxury — wildly ornate, theatrical, and deeply individualistic. The kind of place that makes minimalist hotels look apologetic. Designed by Wim van de Oudeweetering and Cris van Amsterdam; every surface has been considered and then considered again.
The Rooftop Stage Suite has a telescope pointed at Dam Square — ask for it specifically if you want the most theatrical experience in the building.
Why It Matters
One of Amsterdam's most opulent hotels. Restaurant Bougainville earned its Michelin star within a year of opening. The building also houses a private club for Amsterdam's elite — the Industriële Groote Club — which means guests share a building with the city's upper crust. Owner Eric Toren is a two-time Dutch Hotelier of the Year.
Hotel TwentySeven occupies the upper floors of a 1916 industrial-era landmark right on Dam Square — the geographic and symbolic centre of Amsterdam. It's a 16-suite boutique hotel dripping in what Michelin describes as 'Neo-Baroque' opulence: Nepalese carpets, Pierre Frey wallpaper from Paris, hand-blown chandeliers, Italian marble steam showers, and every suite triple-soundproofed against the square below. The Michelin-starred Restaurant Bougainville is here too, along with a third-floor cocktail bar that Amsterdammers actually fight to get into.
Where You'll Stay
12 room types available
Grand Dam Square Suite
An entire wall of square windows faces the National Monument and Dam Square — you're looking directly onto Amsterdam's most iconic public space. Despite the activity outside, the soundproofing ensures complete quiet. An in-bedroom jacuzzi with champagne in hand is the expected way to enjoy the view.
King · 75 sqm
Grand Master Suite
102 sqm of lordly, refined space with an oversized living area as the centrepiece. Works well for business travellers needing a proper workspace or for families. Serene and uncluttered compared to some of the more theatrical suites, but still with the full Pierre Frey and Nilson beds spec.
King · 102 sqm
Grand Terrace Suite
127 sqm on the 4th floor, with the defining feature being a private outdoor terrace with heated lamps — you can dine outside in all seasons. The suite feels imperial from the moment you enter. Every corner is individually considered.
King · 127 sqmImperial Terrace Suite
The largest option in the hotel — half an entire floor, combining three suites (Grand Terrace Suite plus one One Bedroom Suite plus one Junior Suite) for 245 sqm, three bedrooms, and three bathrooms. The private terrace, multiple living areas, and complete privacy make this the closest thing TwentySeven has to a private residence.
King · 245 sqmJunior Suite
The smallest suite in the building — but at 40–47 sqm, 'small' is relative. These sunny bijou rooms sit on the 4th floor and have views over the Dam and the Rokin. Same luxury specification as the bigger suites: triple soundproofing, Pierre Frey wallpaper, jacuzzi, steam shower, and oak Versailles-pattern floors.
King · 43 sqmOne Bedroom Suite
Ranging from 51–75 sqm across the 4th and 5th floors. The separate living area is the key upgrade here — soft colour palettes, the full suite spec including jacuzzi, steam shower, and an in-room temperature-controlled wine cooler curated by the hotel's award-winning sommelier.
King · 63 sqmPenthouse Suite
Top-floor suite with a huge designated round window framing views over the Rokin and city skyline. Two jacuzzis (both in the bedroom). A staged living room with dramatic drapes and a large dining table greets you at the entrance. Multifunctional and genuinely penthouse-grade.
King · 102 sqmResidential Terrace Suite
The Grand Terrace Suite combined with the adjacent One Bedroom Suite — 202 sqm total. Two units with shared access to the private terrace, giving groups the right blend of shared grand space and personal privacy.
King · 202 sqm
Rooftop Loft Suite
115 sqm on the top floor with a lofty, staged feel — original beams, two widely separated bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a jacuzzi. The privacy between the sleeping areas makes this popular with those sharing who still want their own space.
King · 115 sqmRooftop Stage Suite
Top-floor triangular suite with a bohemian, artsy character unlike any other room in the building. There's a huge round bed, a cuddle corner with fur throws, and a giant round window that frames the Dam Square, Royal Palace, and city skyline. A telescope is provided for getting a bird's-eye look at Amsterdam's rooftops.
King · 60 sqmTower Dream Suite
Top-floor suite inside the building's historic copper tower dome. Lamp designer Brand van Egmond installed a floating candle lighting installation in the dome — it's genuinely theatrical. Panoramic views, in-bedroom jacuzzi, and a design sensibility that's pure fantasy.
King · 78 sqmTwo Bedroom Suite
78–102 sqm with two bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and a generous living area. The extra privacy makes these work well for families or two couples travelling together. Each bedroom has its own bathroom, and there's a dedicated jacuzzi.
King · 90 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
A private dining room in Restaurant Bougainville that gives a behind-the-scenes view of the kitchen. Perfect for a special occasion dinner for a group, with a personalised menu and full Michelin-star service.
A hotel breakfast experience at Restaurant Bougainville, with views over Dam Square. Available every day of the week for hotel guests as an add-on, and also bookable by non-guests.
Nanny and childcare services available for guests travelling with young children.
The hotel arranges personal shoppers for guests wanting guided retail experiences in Amsterdam — useful given the hotel's proximity to De Bijenkorf luxury department store and the P.C. Hooftstraat designer strip.
Curated private tours of Amsterdam arranged through the hotel, tailored to the guest's interests.
In-suite or local personal training sessions arranged through the concierge team.
Every suite comes with a dedicated butler available at any time. From dinner reservations to champagne delivery to managing your entire itinerary — no request is too small or too large.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
There is no swimming pool at the hotel.
Children of all ages welcome. Cribs available free of charge for under 3s. Extra beds at €75/night.
Dogs welcome at €75 per day. Other pets on request.
10-cm thick handmade doors with three levels of sound insulation; double-glazed openable soundproof windows — important given the Dam Square location.
No on-site garage. Valet parking offered at approximately €50–55/day; nearest public car parks within 2 minutes on foot.
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