Hotel Patou - At A Glance

Know It All

Hit the spot
Centre stage in Amsterdam’s posh shopping street, PC Hooftstraat.

Be savvy
There’s no room service, but the brasserie is open during the day and there’s always a minibar. Bathrooms are open plan.

Be smitten
High end, high-fashion hangout.

Bedtime...

Rooms and suites
12 rooms.

Special features
All rooms have a minibar, slippers, bathrobes, state of the art flatscreen TV and super–comfy Carpe Diem beds.

Also…
DVD players are available on request.

Pillow Talk
Get cosy in an intimate attic room. Top floor rooms also have the best views.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Art deco Brasserie Patou is a great meeting place, whether just for drinks or a relaxed lunch of Wagyu beefburger and salad, truffle tortellini or champagne and oysters. Breakfast of your choice is served here, and you can also stop in for a quick cappuccino or cocktail.

Breakfast
Continental breakfast is served in Brasserie Patou until 10:30.

Room service
No – but the Brasserie is open all day.

See & Do

See & Do
You could spend hours in the Van Gogh Museum, the moving Anne Frank’s House and the mighty Rijksmuseum. See jewels in the making at the Diamond Museum or get a take on young artistic talent at  Amsterdam’s Foam Fotografiemuseum, which showcases the work of emerging big names.

For something different pop into the Tassen Museum, which covers the history of bags and purses. Alternatively you could take it easy with a bike ride and a picnic in nearby Vondelpark.

Diary Dates
April 30
Queen’s Day – officially, celebrating the Queen Mother’s birthday – is one of the biggest calendar dates and an excuse for a huge party.

Late August
De Uitmarkt, in the Eastern Harbour, plays host to some 400 acts ranging from hip-hop to classical music and just about everything in between.