Dutch Colonial Revival with Caribbean Vernacular Touches
The hotel showcases quintessential Dutch Colonial Caribbean architecture, characterized by steep gable roofs, wooden shuttered windows, and bright, candy-hued plaster facades designed to reflect tropical sunlight. Originally constructed during Pietermaai’s 19th-century expansion as a residential neighborhood for wealthy merchants, the building has been lovingly restored to preserve its historical structural soul while incorporating contemporary open-air courtyard living.
