Photography: courtesy of Hotel V

Dutch brand Hotel V has thrown open the doors to its latest outpost in Amsterdam – a former office building that’s been empty for over a decade.

Situated in the Amsteldorp neighbourhood, next to the river, the building was originally designed in the 1970s by Dutch architect Piet Zanstra – who’s also responsible for the enormous concrete ramps of the city’s Europarking car park.

Hotel V Fizeaustraat’s interiors hark back to the building’s heyday, with parquet floors and a green and brown colour palette that’s repeated across the hotel’s lobby and each of its 91 rooms.

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Views across the water are framed by long green curtains, and guests can kick back in cane furniture or enjoy fur-draped seating in the hotel’s larger suites.

Well-placed plants, a lavish oversized chandelier and walls covered in geometric-patterned tapestries and tasselled hangings complete the retro styling.

The 1970s vibe continues in the hotel’s restaurant – described as a ‘culinary living lobby’ – which opened earlier in the year. It plans to blend dining with a programme of creative events.

Fizeaustraat is the third addition to the hotelier’s portfolio in Amsterdam.

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