De L’Europe - Canal Ring

Overview

Other facilities

Take advantage of the T Huys shopping complex at the hotel. The haven of shops includes the quirky concept shop, IN-HUYS. Peruse its museum-like display of art books, creative vases and artistic trinkets. There is also an on-site florist called The Wunderkammer, where Florian Seyd and Ueli Signer’s trendy floral and ceramic creations come to life.

Dining information

There are plenty of spots to appease your appetite in style at De L’Europe. For Italian flavours, head to Trattoria Graziella, where dishes like spaghetti carbonara and pasta amatriciana reign supreme for lunch and dinner – or opt for French classics at Brasserie Marie, which also hosts a coveted waterfront terrace in the summer. Share a generous sirloin steak with flavoursome bearnaise sauce and finish off with a cheeseboard to share. If you’d rather indulge solo, dig into a decadent chocolate pudding with Tainori Dubai chocolate, just for you. There is also an enticing selection of French wine on offer, spanning the Loire Valley all the way south to Provence.

The sophisticated Restaurant Flore boasts one Michelin star, serving top nosh from elaborate tasting menus and a connoisseur-worthy wine list. Choose from a 5- or 7-course tasting menu sourcing seasonal ingredients and take your time perusing the whopping 850-strong wine list.

Meanwhile, Freddy’s Bar is a must-visit, which is named after its regular, Alfred Heineken of the esteemed brewery. It’s open all day, so stop by and crack open a cold beer, while nibbling on snacks, like Dutch bitterballen, or apple pie. You can also try Freddy’s Bir Royale cocktail, which mixes beer with ultra-zingy lemon. Their jazz nights add an extra wow factor to the experience.

Once stars start to twinkle like in Van Gogh’s masterpiece, Chapter 1896 is the place to be. Visit this cocktail bar for decadent bites, like smoked salmon and caviar, paired with a cocktail. The Tease features Cointreau, passionfruit, banana, creme fraiche, lime and champagne air. For more tempting tipples, make an appointment at the Wine Cellar to try the sommelier’s recommendations. You can also treat yourself to high tea with soothing teas, scones and champagne on the weekends.