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Located on the quiet Singel canal, the Brouwer has been a family-run operation for three generations. The entry foyer serves as a breakfast room as well as a portal back to the 17th century. Furniture appears to be straight out of a de Hooch painting.
The fantasy of time travel is inspired by each of the Brouwer's nine rooms, which are each dedicated to a Dutch artist whose prints decorate the walls. In the Rembrandt Room, an antique brass handle opens the door to one of the most gorgeous views we've seen in Amsterdam. Freshly painted white walls, wood-beamed ceilings, and sturdy beds added to the pleasant ambiance.
So who will you sleep with? Rembrandt, Escher, Mondrian, or Van Gogh?
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