Pet-friendly Hotels in Netherlands from $94

"The room was nice and the bed was very comfortable. Despite being right in the middle of bars and cafés, it was surprisingly quiet and I slept really well. The staff were also very helpful throughout my stay. The only downside was the TV, which only had local channels, so as a tourist it wasn’t very useful. Streaming options like YouTube didn’t really work or were quite difficult to access, possibly due to the internet connection. That’s something I’d recommend improving. The location is very convenient, just a 5-minute walk from Amsterdam Central station and close to everything. Overall, I’d definitely stay here again."

"Super clean, amazing staff, beautiful hotel rooms, great breakfast, nice to sit outside on the dock, good location. I will never stay at another hotel in Amsterdam. Highly recommend "

"Reception staff are good, only one staff (male and young) staff wasn’t very helpful, every time he tried to avoid customers."

"This hotel is very conveniently located next to public transportation and Central Station. The staff was great and the room was clean. The restaurant on the top floor had delicious drinks and oysters."

"The staff was absolutely wonderful. It was very clean and comfortable.and convenient.."

"Deberían mejorar la habitaciones para grupos familiares"

"The room was very quiet, sound proofing was awesome. Opening window for fresh air was great. Absolutely no trace of smoke smell, as smoking floor is first floor only. Bathroom was great, bed super comfortable. Buffet breakfast was delicious with lots of variety. Free shuttle bus easy to use. Can be very busy as it’s a massive hotel! Staff super friendly and helpful."

"Air conditioning did not work, staff not very helpful . Breakfast - eggs overcooked "

"Nice place. Make sure to double check your pod for small belongings left behind. I lost an AirPod ear piece , staff was not diligent in helping to find it. I felt that they could have done more but like they clearly said in an email response: it is my problem and they are not responsible."