NH Collection Amsterdam Flower Market, hotel in Amsterdam, Netherlands
The NH Collection Amsterdam Flower Market is a city hotel in central Amsterdam housed in a 1928 landmark building and sits next to the famous floating Bloemenmarkt. It offers 233 rooms in various categories, including family rooms and junior suites, many with views over the city's rooftops and canals.
The building was constructed in 1928 by architect G. J. Rutgers in the Amsterdamse School style and originally known as the Carlton Hotel, once the country's largest and most luxurious hotel. After a complete renovation, it reopened in 2017 as an NH Collection property, blending its historic architecture with modern amenities.
The hotel sits next to the floating Bloemenmarkt, a place where locals and travelers have long bought flowers and enjoyed the city's colors. The market shapes the neighborhood with its daily rhythm and shows how Amsterdam weaves nature into urban life.
The hotel is about 30 minutes by taxi from Schiphol Airport and a 15-minute walk from Central Station, making it a practical base for exploring the city. Rooms feature fast WiFi, air conditioning, and large windows, while daily housekeeping ensures everything stays tidy.
The breakfast room is decorated with French Baroque plasterwork, offering an elegant contrast to the hotel's modern interior design. At night, guests are surprised with slippers, a small goodie bag, and water on both sides of the bed, making the stay feel special.
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