Hotel New York
What the experts agree on
Historic early-20th-century steamship headquarters turned hotel with a solid fish restaurant. The riverside location near Blaak station offers atmospheric waterfront dining in an architectural landmark tied to the Holland-America Line's emigration
Atlas Obscura "This hotel was once home to a steamliner company and became the final rest stop for Europeans heading to the New World. " Full review
Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand
"The old romance of travel meets the boutique hospitality of today at Rotterdam’s Hotel New York, in the Kop van Zuid. Formerly the headquarters of the Holland America Line, a red-brick..." Full review
Fodor's "An atmospheric standout on Rotterdam's business-oriented hotel scene occupies the former twin-towered, waterside headquarters of the Holland-America Line, offering individually decorated..." Full review
Tablet "The old romance of travel meets the boutique hospitality of today at Rotterdam’s Hotel New York, in the Kop van Zuid. Formerly the headquarters of the Holland America Line, a red-brick..." Full review
New York Times "The historic Hotel New York, an early-20th-century gem, stands among the docklands' architectural landmarks"
The Guardian "The historic Hotel New York (doubles from €122 room-only) is in the former headquarters of the Holland-America Line, and has a good fish restaurant"
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Independent "For those looking to wander and explore, the area around Blaak station and the riverside around the Hotel New York are atmospheric in the day time"
