Amstel Hotel opens doors during Open Monument Day

The historic Amstel Hotel in Amsterdam is opening its doors to the public for the 40th edition of Open Monument Day on September 12 and 13. Former concierge Aad van den Berg will offer visitors a unique look inside the building, including the grand Mirror Room and historical anecdotes about the hotel's past.
The iconic Amstel Hotel in Amsterdam will welcome the public on September 12 and 13 as part of the 40th annual Open Monument Day. Visitors will be guided through a hidden entrance leading to the grand Mirror Room, a lavish 200-square-meter space traditionally used for royal receptions, weddings, and high-profile events. The hotel, known for its deep historical roots, holds many stories from its long service to esteemed guests.
Aad van den Berg, a former concierge who dedicated 33 years to the establishment, shared fascinating anecdotes about the property, including a time when the hotel clocks were adjusted to accommodate the late arrival of a French presidential envoy visiting Queen Wilhelmina. This event serves as a rare opportunity for the public to explore one of the most storied buildings in the city. Interested participants can find further details and registration information through the official Amsterdam municipal website.
Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

