Hotels in Amsterdam with Swimming Pools

Great location, near to food places and the canal. The only time it was inconvenient is over the weekends when the close off the roads after 10.30pm till 7am the next morning so taxi or ubers can't drop you off at your hotel lobby, so something to be wary of when checking in or out with huge luggages over the weekend. Nothing to complain about the hotel itself however, will definitely be back!

It is an excellent hotel in terms of location, cleanliness, service and facilities. If I go to Amsterdam again, I would definitely choose this hotel. The only problem is that the gym is very small and there are no lockers in the rooms, but other than that, we had a very pleased stay.

The hotel is located in Amsterdam Amstel and is connected to the Metro (Station Overamstel, approx. 6 min. by foot). So it's a great starting point to experience the city of Amsterdam. Especially wellness and gym are a nice possibility to use. The rooms are modern and clean. Breakfast is also versatile and fresh. The restaurant is not as good as expected, but still solid. The service was friendly and attentive at all times, the cocktails in the bar ”Moqum” in the lobby are also really recommendable.

We had the best stay at this hotel. Other reviews regarding the building work seem quite extreme as it didn’t affect us or our trip at all so don’t let that put you off, we did not hear this outside at all. The reception staff were very accommodating although we rarely needed help from them and no issues. We stayed in a spa room it was absolutely lovely and relaxing after a long day walking around. The swimming pool and spa was also really nice and we spent some time there in the evenings as it was open untill 11pm, we was normally the only ones in there too so it wasn’t over crowded. The breakfast was lovely no complaints. We had room service one night and the food was okay just small. All in all we would definitely come back here again.

Location: very nicely located between tram stops and metro station. You can easily access the city center by tram or metro. I love how quiet the area is without the noise from the main city. Service: it was raining very heavily during my arrival at the hotel, and the staff only allowed soaking wet guests to check in at 3pm. I think some flexibility can be practiced here. Breakfast is good, but the exact same every single day. I was there for 7 days and would have appreciated some variation. In-house restaurant’s burger and fries were good but the pizza is frozen and costs €12. Cleanliness: housekeeping is adequate but very inconsistent. Some days the toilet wasn’t scrubbed, no plastic lining for the bin, no change of cups, etc. Note that hotel does not provide toothbrush, toothpaste and slippers for single room type. Amenities: wouldn’t advise paying €19 for the spa facilities as the space is very limited and filled with rowdy teenagers. Certainly not conducive for relaxing with all the noise. . I only stayed for half an hour and never went back for the rest of my stay.

Given the reviews, I was not keen to stay here, but thanks to Ajax v Napoli there were no others available. To sum up, this isn't a 5 star hotel by any stretch of the imagination. It is a 3 star hotel. Positives: - Location is superb - Architecturally stunning building - Large room (in my case, at least) - WiFi speeds are good. I was able to do video meetings from my room - Staff were pleasant and friendly Negatives: - Inside, the hotel is dark and in a state of disrepair - The kitchen closes early, and room service appears to not be possible. I was told that I should download Uber Eats if I wanted food after 10pm. - The room is tidy, but basic areas like around the sinks, bath, windows and TV were dirty - There is a smell of sewage that comes from the shower drain - The majority of channels on the TV are unavailable - There is no air conditioning. I had 2 tower fans in my room, and I had to use them both just to stay cool - No help with luggage, not that I couldn't manage myself - You get a bottle of water on the table when you check in. I had some the first night because it was so hot in the room. The second night when I was working late, I turned to open my fresh bottle. Nope! Same half empty bottle, had just been moved back to the table again. This is supposed to be a 5 star hotel! Stay somewhere else. A few weeks earlier, I stayed in the Sofitel Legend. THAT is a 5 star hotel.

Super duper close to Amsterdam Centraal station and there are buses and trams nearby. Just a 10-15 min walk to the ******************s and de Bijenkorf shopping mall. We said we didn't want end rooms but got arranged to one when we checked in... The view was nice with a balcony (but it's locked so you can't go outside) but my partner did not feel comfortable with end rooms. Eventually we called down to the front desk for a room and they changed us to a room nearer to the lifts. One thing I really liked about the hotel is that they use WhatsApp for requesting for amenities and checking out. It's convenient and simple to use but somehow... The housekeeping keeps on getting 1 or 2 items wrong lol Oh and please note that they don't provide bottled water, the whole city is proud of their tap water and the receptionist said it's safe to drink. If tap water isn't to your liking, there are quite a few stores nearby to buy mineral water. I would recommend going to Albert Heijn or Dirk for those. Slippers are provided in this hotel.

Art'otel is a family friendly hotel. It is centrally located and very close to the train station. We took the train from the airport to central station. The hotel was within a 5 minute walk. They let us check in early as our flight landed there in the morning. The hotel was very clean. The staff were very friendly and gave us great service. Breakfast was very good with a variety of options. Excellent espresso! We were able to walk to many of the attractions.

A weekend in Amsterdam saw us booked for 3 nights at the Centraal. Excellent checkin experience with a choice of canal view or park. They did warn that canal view overlooks the road and they werent wrong! Ear plugs fixed that up. Good selection at breakfast buffet although breakfast starts at 7am and when we left for an early flight at 7.15, the chef hadn't come so couldn't get some items (that said, there were more than enough options from the buffet and the wait staff offered to wrap sandwiches for others that had early tours). Good location - across.from the Hard Rock Cafe which made it easy to get your bearings. Faces the Blue Line canal cruise office which is also highly recommended.

This is one of the most underwhelming Ws I’ve stayed and I’ve stayed at close to 20 of them worldwide. The service at the hotel is, at its very best, is a two star experience. The staff was very disjointed at check in, and didn’t even bother to acknowledge my status like they do at every other Marriott property. None of my room requests were completed, even though I checked in at a normal check in time. It was seriously like they did the opposite of everything I requested online. Let’s talk about the rooms where you don’t even have room to stretch your arms. They’re tiny, and you’ll trip into the bathroom the moment you open the front door. The rooms are also very noisy, and you can hear everything your neighbor’s doing. The rooms aren’t worth the price of admission, and leave a lot to be desired considering the price point. These rooms are more on the level of an AC or even a Moxy, but the price rivals a Ritz or a St. Regis for my other Bonvoy members. The elevators were tiny, and unbelievably slow, so I hope you’re not in a hurry to go anywhere. The only redeeming parts about this hotel is the location and they have a great steakhouse. Overall, unless you enjoy burning money for no reason, I’d caution you to be smarter than me and stay at different hotel. I’m a bonvoy member and this W property has been very disappointing. It’s definitely not like the W Rome so temper your expectations. Sorry for the essay, but I thought I’d give everyone some serious cautionary advice before booking here.