A historic landmark hotel whose story dates back to 1411, evolving from a 15th-century convent to royal lodgings, the Dutch Admiralty headquarters and, for many years, Amsterdam's City Hall. The impressive façade of the 17th-century Admiralty building now forms the hotel's entrance, and several meeting rooms from its City Hall era are listed as historical monuments. Restaurant Bridges serves fine French cuisine with sustainable tasting menus, beneath artworks including a celebrated mural by Karel Appel.
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