“Good safe choice.”

Nice small hotel with updated amenities on a quiet street

“Fantastic for all the family...”

A fantastic hotel with modern, simple, funky decor and very friendly, helpful staff. Fantastic for the whole family. Loved the intimate downstairs bar to chill out in during the evenings. The hotel's located a little further out from the heart of the city so it was wonderfully quiet and smack bang in between the musuem quarter and the inner districts. Also within two blocks of one of the best streets for eating. We will definitely stay again.

“Fab hotel”

Wonderful room, with floor to ceiling windows on two sides - lovely high ceiling. Hotel is right on the edge of the canal ring but within easy walking distance of all major attractions. We declined the breakfast option, which at €18 per person per day we thought to be very expensive, and instead found the delightful Village Bagel shop around the corner on Prinsengracht.

“Great hotel!”

I stayed at this hotel for two nights with my husband as a treat for his birthday. We arrived on Saturday morning, and whilst we were too early to check in, the very polite reception staff offered to let us leave our bags at the hotel, and gave us a map showing the main squares in Amsterdam as well as the hotel itself. We returned in the afternoon and checked in. Our room was on the third floor and looked out over a residential street. I booked the hotel through Expedia and we were given a Privilege Room- and what a fantastic room it was! It was really spacious, reall well decorated and clean, with a huge, very comfortable bed (and I never sleep well in hotel beds!)and a lovely bathroom with a great shower. The room had a mini bar and a safe, along with a tea tray, and free wireless. The only slight downsides are the noise of the plumbing (it is a bit clunky) and the lack of shower curtain which meant that the bathroom floor got wet when we showered- but these two things didn't in any way ruin our enjoyment of the hotel! The location of the hotel was fantastic, around a mile from AnneFrankHuis and the main shopping area, so we walked everywhere. We didn't eat at the hotel, but did have a drink in the bar which was really cosy and had complimentary nuts with your drinks. I would highly recommend this hotel and would not stay anywhere else in Amsterdam.

“Happy to be there”

A quiet location and interesting quirky details in the hotel, clever use of colour and decoration made it an ideal and interesting place to stay. A pleasure to walk into. Staff very helpful too.

“Great value”

great hotel, spacious room (by European standards), great breakfast.

“A super find”

A super little hotel, tucked away in a quiet side street and a reasonable stroll from most central attractions. The staff were superbly professional and efficient and the rooms very well appointed. An added bonus was on-site parking, which was well priced and very, very convenient. Top tip - there are just half a dozen spaces and it's operated on a fist-come-first-served basis. We timed our arrival to coincide with all the business travellers checking out at 9am and nabbed a space as quick as a flash! Otherwise, take your chance with on-street parking. We felt that the continental breakfast buffet was good, but a touch overpriced. We would certainly stay here again.

“Mercure”

Nice clean room in a very convenient location.

“Lovely trip to Amsterdam”

The people at the reception were very nice and helpful. Le location of the hotel is perfect, we can walk everywhere and if need be the tramway is note far. The room was spacious and very comfortable. the breakfast offered a veriety of food to choose from. We would go back to this hotel without hesitation.

“Look forward to staying there again.”

We were very pleased with this lovely hotel. Great location near several tram lines, making it easy to get to all the major tourist attractions. Nice, safe neighborhood. Very pleasant and helpful staff, spacious, immaculate room. No reason to pay for the hotel breakfast, there are several bakeries, a deli, and a bagel shop a short walk away. It was a bit hard to find the hotel from the Weteringcircuit tram stop, the Keizersgracht stop is more direct, if a bit farther away. My only very minor complaint is that the shower stall is so tiny, with a flimsy curtain, that it's easy to flood the bathroom floor if you're not careful. Once we figured that out, we were fine. I would most certainly plan to stay there on my next trip.