Breitner House occupies a quaint Amsterdam residence overlooking the Oosterpark. It features 2 large suites decorated in a luxurious classic style and equipped with modern comforts including a flat-screen TV and iPod docking station.
Both suites are enchanting with their 19th-century atmosphere featuring authentic ornaments, large Italian chandeliers and antique furniture.
Every morning, Breitner House serves a hearty breakfast, including champagne, in the classic dining room overlooking the park.
Breitner House History
Originally built in 1882, the luxurious Breitner House has been home to many cultural bohemians since the early 19th century. Since then, the Breitner House has been closely associated with art and literature, its location and architecture providing inspiration to noted artists throughout Dutch history. Famous impressionists such as even George Breitner and Isaac Israels spent their days painting in its spacious rooms, enjoying the architecture that offered them fantastic light from all angles. They, among many others, made the Breitner House an art center, bringing many people to walk the cobblestone streets in the heart of Amsterdam to its doors and its famous parties.
The owners of the Breitner House, actress Camilla Braaksma and filmmaker Guido Bouvy, decided to open their doors and share the wonderful experience the house has to offer. Creating an elegant and refined boutique hotel in the center of Amsterdam, they transformed part of their home into two beautiful suites, reflecting the romantic atmosphere of the historic city. Here, guests enjoy the sumptuous treatment the owners have to offer, including a luxurious champagne breakfast in the classic dining room overlooking the park that has inspired so many artists over time. A stay at the Breitner House is a unique opportunity to experience the splendor of Amsterdam and enjoy the treatment of one of its finest hotels.