History

Tearoom
1840

On the corner of Stadhouderskade and Hobbemastraat, a small tearoom opened its doors. This was even before the opening of the world-famous nearby Vondelpark, which followed 25 years later.

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Parkzicht
1880

The tearooms was transformed into a hotel named Parkzicht (Dutch for ‘Park Sight’). Years later, coinciding with the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam, the hotel expanded to 90 guest rooms, multiple event rooms, a bowling and billiard area and a bar. In 1940, the building was painted black to protect it from air attacks in WW2. The hotel has retained this colour ever since.

Changes
1945-2006

The hotel lived many reincarnations, changing names from Parkzicht to The Inn At The Park and later Park Hotel.

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Park Hotel 2008-2019

After joining Sircle Collection, the hotel reopened in 2008 after undergoing a complete renovation. MOMO Restaurant, Bar & Lounge launched later in the year to widespread acclaim.

Park Centraal
2019-now

Sircle Collection transformed Park Hotel into Park Centraal to capture the spirit of the property’s rich 180-year-old heritage in a renewed, inspiring way. Guest rooms and meeting spaces took on new life with fresh colours and textures. They also introduced Bar Claes, a social hub for food and drinks on the ground floor. We look forward to sharing many more milestones with you in this storied property.

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Dedicated to a Sustainable Future

The Park Centraal Hotels have achieved the prestigious EarthCheck and Green Roof approval for both properties, which recognizes our commitment to upholding the highest sustainability standards in the hospitality industry.