The property is located in the city centre, overlooking Dam Square and facing the Royal Palace Amsterdam. The final stages of an extensive renovation are underway, and the new guest rooms, suites, spa and interior garden have been revealed.
The hotel previously operated as the NH Collection Amsterdam Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky, and the 402 rooms and suites include the Presidential Suite, with two bedrooms and 70-square-metres of space. The Royal Suite is spread across 150-square-metres, overlooking Dam Square and the Royal Palace.
A spokesperson said: “The hotel’s refurbished rooms and suites embrace guests in contemporary style with Anantara signature touches, whilst celebrating Dutch heritage and the famous canals.
"The interior design sees the guest rooms and suites swathed in warm tones, and soft, tactile fabrics that give warmth and texture. The furniture is inspired by mid-century designs and striking geometric lighting complements the softness of the supple leather headboards and plush cushions.”
The building dates back to 1856, when Polish tailor Adolph Wilhelm Krasnapolsky first opened a coffee house on the site. It developed into a hotel and today the property is home to several black and white images from its past.
Food and beverage options include The Tailor bar, which is named in honour of the property’s original owner. There is also fine-dining restaurant The White Room, under the helm of former three-Michelin star chef Jacob Jan Boerma. Guests can also visit the Grand Café Krasnapolsky and The Champagne Room. Breakfast is served in the Wintergarden, which features a 19th century glass roof.
The new Anantara Spa uses the Swissline and Hannah brands and offers three treatment rooms and Finnish, wet and infrared saunas. The hotel’s new gym is equipped by Technogym, with cardio, weights and a rotating climbing wall.
Guests will be offered a programme of local experiences, including exploring the fishing village of Volendam, canal cruises and touring museums with an Anantara expert.
Anantara made its European debut in Europe in 2017 with the launch of Anantara Vilamoura Algarve Resort in Portugal, followed by Anantara Villa Padierna Palace Resort in Marbella.
