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226 W 50th Street, New York NY 10019,
Phone :212.459.1000 | Fax: 212.262.4170 
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The Amsterdam Court Hotel offers 136 lavishly appointed guest rooms, decorated in rich earth tones that blend seamlessly with contemporary European accents. Carefully chosen modern art and sumptuous Belgian linens complete the motif, making these boutique NYC hotel rooms truly special. Accommodations are enhanced by modern touches such as high-speed wireless internet and luxury bath products from Gilchrist & Soames.
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CHECK IN/OUT Check In: 3:00pm Check Out: 12noon NATSUMI RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE The Amsterdam Court Hotel is home to independently owned Natsumi Restaurant and Lounge, specializing in fusion Japanese-Italian cuisine and comprised of a sushi bar, cocktails, wine and sake. (The restaurant is open from 11am to 11pm daily, serving lunch and dinner. The lounge is open from 3:30pm to midnight daily). ROOM DESCRIPTIONS 136 rooms, each showcasing contemporary European design and featuring Belgian linens, High-speed wireless internet and luxury bath amenities. SUPERIOR KING This comforting room encircles a King-size bed and brings all elements together seamlessly. The carefully considered colors work together to complement and enhance every feature; plush pillows offset the luxury Belgian linen perfectly and a chocolate and caramel carpet unites. DELUXE KING Featuring the same elements as the Superior King, this room instills the same calm. The contemporary décor and use of warm colors and rich earth tones results in a harmonious space. SUPERIOR DOUBLE Retaining the same cohesion as the King rooms, this room has two double beds, each draped in plush linen. The rich mahogany headboards are framed by contemporary reading lamps, emitting a charming glow. In the marble bathroom there are luxury British amenities by Gilchrist & Soames. STANDARD QUEEN The most spacious of rooms, the Standard Queen centers round a majestic queen-size bed. As would be expected of this hotel, details have been carefully considered right down to the modern art adorning the walls.
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