Hotel The Noblemen - Rembrandt Room - Amsterdam, Netherlands

Hotel the Noblemen has a long and steep history that dates back all the way to 1666 when Isaac Foucquier bought plot 14, along with the adjacent plot on Keizersgracht. Foucquier was a merchant in marble and traded along the Mediterranean coast. On the ground and first floor of the hotel, you can still see the original marble he used when building his home.

Over the years, the home was owned and occupied by other notable Dutch people and when it was renovated into a hotel that opened in 2021, its very bedrooms each became an homage to a notable Dutch nobleman, such as Rembrandt - the room we stayed in.

The spacious rooms, themselves, are jaw-dropping and unlike anything we have ever seen before. The meticulousness of every detail, the copper tub, the modern twist on classic artwork, etc. all add to the super sleek, super sexy vibe this hotel aims for.

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