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Park Plaza Victoria Amsterdam

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Two 17th-century houses sit inside the Damrak facade because their owners refused to sell: German architect J.F. Henkenhaf built the Victoria Hotel around them in 1890, opposite Amsterdam Centraal. The neo-Renaissance building is a Dutch national monument with 321 rooms under PPHE's Park Plaza flag, and was among the city's first hotels with hydraulic lifts and electric light. Carstens Brasserie is named for the tailor who would not move.

About Park Plaza Victoria Amsterdam

History

Park Plaza Victoria Amsterdam opened as the Victoria Hotel, Amsterdam on 19 August 1890, occupying a grand position on the Damrak directly opposite Amsterdam Central Station. The neo-Renaissance building became one of the city's landmark grand hotels and is today protected as a national monument.

A well-known quirk of its facade is that two small 17th-century houses were incorporated into the hotel because their owners refused to sell during construction, leaving them embedded in the frontage. Now operated by PPHE Hotel Group under the Park Plaza brand, the hotel offers 321 rooms and suites and remains one of the most recognisable historic hotels in central Amsterdam.

The setting

On the Damrak opposite Amsterdam Centraal, with two 1602 holdout houses still in the facade. The Royal Palace and the canal belt are a short walk; Carstens Brasserie is named for the tailor who would not move.

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