Lloyd Hotel
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More than 50 Dutch artists descended upon a 1921 gabled building in Amsterdam’s trendy Eastern Docklands, transforming it from a defunct prison into the Lloyd Hotel. Cleverly furnished, rooms range from one-stars, which lack bathrooms but supply robes to wear down the hall, to spacious five-stars, like room No. 221, which has a piano. The restaurant, Snel, serves farm-fresh regional dishes, while the on-site Cultural Embassy advises on performances, festivals, and museums.
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From Travel + Leisure, Oct 2006
“The 116 rooms are rated with up to five stars, based on design. The two-star rooms offer large showers, starkly stylish whitewashed walls and furniture, and river views....” MORE>>
From Food & Wine, Dec 2005
“Now a hotel in the trendy Eastern Docklands area, the Lloyd has 116 madly varied rooms that rate from one to five stars, and a chic restaurant that uses ingredients from local producers....” MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure, Sep 2005
“Furnished cleverly and efficiently (a tub doubles as a table; a bed as a chair), rooms range from one-stars, which lack bathrooms but supply robes to wear down the hall, to spacious five-stars like room No. 221, which has a concert piano....” MORE>>
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