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De Durgerdam
Durgerdam, Netherlands · Independent · Core Luxury
De Durgerdam is a seventeenth-century wooden inn on the IJmeer in the fishing village of Durgerdam, just outside Amsterdam's canal belt. Eleven rooms and three suites keep the scale of a village lodging. Restaurant De Mark, with chef Wijnand Schoen and backing from Amsterdam's 212 group, cooks from the former Zuiderzee. Guests come for the water and the quiet, then ride back into the city when they want the museums.
- 14 rooms
About De Durgerdam
- The inn stands in Durgerdam, a historic fishing village on the IJmeer a short hop from central Amsterdam.
- The wooden house dates to the seventeenth century; eleven rooms and three suites make up the hotel.
- Restaurant De Mark is the house dining room, chef Wijnand Schoen with Richard van Oostenbrugge and Thomas Groot of 212.
- Aedes opened it in 2023 as its first hotel, restoring the former Prins te Paard inn.
History
De Durgerdam occupies a seventeenth-century wooden inn in the fishing village of Durgerdam on the IJmeer, northeast of Amsterdam. The settlement grew as a Zuiderzee harbour; after the Afsluitdijk closed the sea, the village kept its waterfront houses and dyke street. The inn was restored as a small hotel, keeping timber rooms and a kitchen oriented to the lake rather than the canal-belt luxury circuit.
Restaurants and bars
- De Mark — Restaurant · Dutch · Chef Wijnand Schoen
Awards
- MICHELIN One Key (2026)
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