Accor and its lifestyle hotel subsidiary Ennismore have signed their joint entry into the Amsterdam-Noord district with the opening of a Mercure hotel and a Tribe, a new lifestyle brand in line with the development of the northern part of the Dutch capital. For a long time occupied by the NDSM shipyards, this district, separated from the city centre by the Ij, is now undergoing a major transformation. full renewal with an abundance of bars and restaurants, and highlights include the opening of the Eye Film Institute in 2012, the A'dam Lookout in 2016, a former Shell office tower revamped as a tourist lighthouse with a belvedere overlooking the entire city, and the inauguration in 2018 of the Noord metro station, next to the new hotels which links the district to the south of Amsterdam.
It is in this dynamic environment that a new hotel has been built. Mercure whose décor, designed by Dutch designer Charlotte Emmerig, takes its inspiration from the water, which is omnipresent in Amsterdam. " We have used many products of Dutch origin in the design of our hotel, from wallpaper and flooring to the unique interior lighting features of our 110 rooms" said Roos Bruyn, General Manager of Mercure Amsterdam North Station. Business travellers will also find a gym open 24/7, a large café-bar, a restaurant and a sky-bar where they can relax in the evening with a drink and enjoy the city skyline.
But they can also discover the Tribe A new range of low-alcohol cocktails created in collaboration with barman Matthias Giroud. In line with its contemporary conceptThe hotel is dedicated to work, relaxation and meetings, with lively communal areas designed by British architects Feix & Merlin. This lifestyle hotel offers guests 192 rooms and suites, an all-day social hub and a gym.
