Lloyd hotel
Staying at Lloyd Hotel means a choice for an innovative place for everyone. It was created from a natural knowledge of Dutch design traditions and its groundbreaking explorers, curiosity after the storied building, the cultural luggage of guests and a zest for making them feel welcome.
Location
With the upmarket Eastern Docklands at the front and the ultra-urban access point to the city centre at the back, Lloyd Hotel is situated in a freestanding monumental building dating from 1921 by architect Evert Breman. It opened after renovation in 2004.
The hotel is conveniently located at the east end of central station; with direct tram lines to the station (5 minutes) and the city centre (Leidseplein 10 minutes) on the doorstep. Cars coming from the ring road are two traffic lights away from the large parking facilities.The architectural marvels of the hotel’s surroundings are easily inspected on foot, on bicycle or with a tour guide. They offer best practice examples of the typical Dutch need for compact city planning, with stunning solutions.
Accommodation, dining and venues
The hotel has an amazingly large and tranquil terrace on the South, a large restaurant, a bar, 117 hotel rooms ranging from one to five stars and fitted out by a plethora of Dutch artists and designers, four mezzanine platforms used for exhibitions, meetings and events, a library, two main banqueting rooms and ten smaller meeting rooms.
Facilities and services
There is free WIFI access throughout the building. Room service is available at all hours and for all 117 rooms. Bicycles can be hired at reception. Two guest PCs are available on the platforms free of charge.
Awards
Dutch Design award for Best Client (October 2012)
Time Out magazine award for Best Hotel (October 2010)
Benno Premsela prize awarded to Suzanne Oxenaar (November 2009)
Vredeman de Vriesprijs (November 2006)
Talent du Luxe (November 2006)
Amsterdam Prize awarded to Claudy Jongstra (January 2006)
