Housed in a landmark former Palace of Justice on the Prinsengracht — with a canopied courtyard, a Grand Library in the original courtroom and a private Salon Boat on the canals — Rosewood Amsterdam is a wedding setting in the Netherlands. The venue can accommodate up to 80 guests for your wedding celebration.
Rosewood Amsterdam occupies the former Palace of Justice on the Prinsengracht — a building whose courtroom now functions as the Grand Library, bathed in natural daylight and set for up to 80 guests, and whose cobblestoned inner courtyard has been covered by a canopied glass roof and renamed simply The Courtyard, accommodating up to 300. The heritage of the building is architectural rather than decorative: the wood panelling, canal views and warm ochre tones of the Salons are original, not installed.
The hotel's distinctively Amsterdam credentials extend to the water: a private Salon Boat is available for pre-dinner receptions on the canals, arriving guests can dock directly at the hotel, and the kitchen — which maintains a dedicated Kosher catering facility — works to tailored seasonal menus for weddings. Forty-one generously proportioned suites and the Ballroom's direct connection to The Courtyard mean the architecture flows as naturally for a celebration as it once did for a judicial proceeding.
Enquire about Rosewood Amsterdam →The Grand Library is the hotel's most intimate event space — the original courtroom of the former Palace of Justice, now accommodating up to 80 guests with natural daylight and an elegant setting.
The Courtyard is the hotel's largest event space — a canopied glass-roofed inner courtyard paved with Dutch cobblestones, accommodating up to 300 guests with an open kitchen.
Yes — Rosewood Amsterdam has a private historic Salon Boat for pre-dinner canal receptions, and guests can arrive at the hotel directly by water.
Yes — the hotel maintains a dedicated separate Kosher catering kitchen.
41 generously proportioned suites, located in the UNESCO World Heritage Canal District on the Prinsengracht.
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