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This hotel is very nice.

Wanted to go to Amsterdam, but it was way too expensive to stay that weekend. We were in the apartments of the hotel, which had a nice large floorplan, kitchen with the essentials, and was quiet. The bed sunk in in the middle and was curved up at the edges, so it was a bit uncomfortable, but manageable. The train was about a 10min walk, BUT if you don't have 11 euro on coins you can't get a ticket. The ticket machines don't take bills at that station, nor does it take Visa or MasterCard. Our...

This is a nice place,the area was pretty and the cabin was nicely furnished but be aware that no soap, shampoo or dish soap is provided, the toilet room is also very small( like airplane or smaller) Also there is a $95 fee for bed linens as well as a cleaning fee and a deposit on top of what you already paid.

Great experience even with custom prepared local breakfast. After 2 days , breakfast team asked me suggestions that was a surprise. Check-out with a Dutch souvenir.

The hotel is close enough to several very good restaurants and pubs. The locals were very friendly and accommodating and we were able to try a number of local cuisines. The tram is across the street and a very short ride to the city center.

Great place overall, with everything you need. Location is not bad, but a little bit far and a little impractical if you're planning to use public transport.

The hotel is in a perfect location in the centre of Utrecht. It is indeed a boutique hotel, small, cozy but with a vision and a concept behind it. The decor is rustic/industrial/reclaimed material, conceptually very modern but also clean, uncluttered yet warm. The bed was one of the best I've ever slept in and the (rain) shower was awesome. Surprisingly, no minibar was available. Breakfast (12 euros) is available but in other premises: one can choose a restaurant nearby with seated service or a...

The property is great, very modern, with awesome views from the rooms and just 1 minute away from the station. The only issue I had was the laundry, but as far as I understood, they outsource this amenity and any issue needs to be addressed by the provider. It is 20 minutes away from Amsterdam Centraal; keep in mind it costs ~8 EUR per ride.

Beautiful surroundings, great breakfast buffet. Staff friendly and helpful. We loved that when we were jet lagged, we could get coffee in the lobby long before breakfast started. I would recommend it.

Great location, excellent staff, very clean and quiet.

Excellent selection for a week of travel. We were very satisfied with the cleanliness and condition of the hotel as well as the free breakfast. The access to public train, tram and bus transit is excellent, and the prices were reasonable. The lobby was comfortable and inviting at night.

We were pleasantly suprised by how friendly and accomodating the staff was. My girlfriend and I stayed for 6 nights. I had a special request with my insulin that needed to be kept under refrigeration inside the hotel's fridge. One night we arrived late at the hotel after a long day of traveling to Bruges, and Oliver waited for us at the hotel after hours to make sure that I did have access to my insulin after getting back from our trip to Bruges. The lady who checked us out on jan 1st was super...

This is a funky hotel for travellers who are looking for something a bit different than the typical chain hotel. The decor is funky and stylish, and the rooms are comfortable and clean. The staff were wonderful and allowed me to check in early and upgraded my room for free. The rooftop hot tub and sauna were a nice amenity. About a 40 minute walk into the centre of Amsterdam.

This hotel is about 20 minutes outside of Amsterdam Centra. Its a 3-5 minute walk to the train station that makes it very convenient to get to. The hotel itself is basic, but clean and comfortable. The bathrooms are quite large and have a heated floor. The beds are a bit firm but still comfortable. This hotel is normally priced very well. It's great value for the money. This was my second time staying here and I will definitely continue booking this for my future work trips to Amsterdam.

Very convenient walk to points of interest and restaurants... only point of inconvenience was the rooms were very small and not much storage for clothes but the location made up for the negatives

I could not have been better located. This pleasant small hotel is on a quiet street full of Art Nouveau-era houses but is only a three-minute walk to the Rijksmuseum and the nearest tram station. Walk just another few minutes and you find yourself right in the center of the city. The staff of this hotel was unfailingly cheery and helpful. My room was on the small side, and did not have a lot in the way of atmosphere or decoration, but it did have a wonderfully high ceiling, and casement...