NH Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky *****
Situated directly opposite the Royal Palace on the Dam right in the heart of Amsterdam. The most important shopping streets and department stores are located in the immediate vicinity.
NH Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky takes its name from its first owner. The hotel was established in 1866 by a Polish tailor Adolf Wilhelm Krasnapolski who arrived to the Netherlands only ten years earlier. Krasnapolski first opened a popular café, added rooms for rent to it and later rebuilt it into a modern hotel. It was the first hotel in Amsterdam to have - at the end of the 19th century - warm water in each of the rooms, equipped with telephones and already in 1883 electricity.
Facing the Royal Palace the hotel had such a success, that Krasnapolski bought 39 small houses in the area to build the biggest five star hotel in the Netherlands with 468 rooms, including a Tower Suite, 6 junior-suites, 36 apartments, two restaurants: the "Belle Époque" style Reflet 
, opened in 1885 and one of Amsterdam's oldest restaurants still in it's original splendour and Grand Café Mathilde, where guests enjoy a luxurious Afternoon Tea with a Royal view. Every morning the breakfast takes place in the famous Winter Garden. Despite its size, it is warm and welcoming.
Located at the Dam Square in the heart of Amsterdam close to many tourist attractions.
Online reservation
The cheapest way to book a room is directly via Hotel Krasnapolsky's official website! → check availability and book online
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Hotel Krasnapolsky
Dam 9, Amsterdam(Dam Square, Old Centre)
+31 20 5549111
468 rooms
Rates: € 187-218
standard room, excl. breakfast, incl. 5% city tax
official website
→ www.nh-hotels.nl
Hotel Chain: NH Hoteles
Restaurant inside Krasnapolsky
Restaurant Reflet for typical French specialities and classical dishes with international influences
nearby Attractions
Beurs van BerlageKalverstraat Amsterdam's most commercial street
Madame Tussauds wax museum
Nieuwe Kerk 2nd oldest church in Amsterdam
Oude Kerk oldest church in the city from around 1300
Red Light District
Royal Palace former city hall from 1648
the Amsterdam Dungeon
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