Hotel Amsterdam Inn

There is no elevator, so I took the stairs to take my suitcase to the 4th floor. My neighbor kept smoking ********* and making a lot of noise at night. The sound insulation of the hotel itself is very poor. When a room on any floor is closed, the whole hotel can feel the vibration.

Location is not bad near tram station. Stairs is too high and narrow. Need to go downstairs to smoke everytime. Beds and bath are not comfortable. Reception stuff is best at the hotel helped a lot.

Room was very small , soft , bed , no black out curtains, pillow was also not to my liking , no air con , window frams and window , you can hear everything going on outside , i wouldn't say the door was a fure door either , room as booked for me so i could get some sleep before night driving , I don't mind any of this but you get what you pay for , we'll I certainly think €238 for a single room was way out , for this much I'd hope for much better , it reminded me of a cheap budget hotel in India, I'd like to ask the owner if they'd be happy paying for this out of there hard eared money, however it was clean and staff were friendly

The bathroom was tiny and the shower did not drain and the floor flooded each time. The room was poorly decorated with cheap curtains and furnishings. Each night it was freezing in the room. The stairs were narrow and one wobbled under foot.

I've read a few reviews before going there, and I do understand where some are coming from, but definitely not others... the rooms are indeed small, but they have all the space you need, specially if you're travelling alone. You can barely hear the noise outside (you can hear the planes flying by or the ambulance on the street, but it's very muffled) and the rooms have good sound insulation + heating. The issue is the other clients staying at the inn that don't have common sense and respect for anyone else and just arrive late at night screaming and talking loud for no reason... you really can't blame the hotel for that. The public transportation is amazing there, with tram and direct bus from Schipol airport nearby. I've went to a concert in Melkweg, so also very close to the arena, which was the purpose of my trip. It's pretty much center Amsterdam, so it is an old building, so the stairs are a bit small. It wasn't my case, because I had only a small bag, but the hotel staff asked the couple in front of me if they needed help carrying their bags upstairs. So the staff goes extra and beyond to try to be helpful. Would return there a next time.

Located in the heart of Amsterdam, everything is reachable by a walking distance. We had a comfortable stay and surprisingly relaxing experience in this hotel. Florian is a great reception staff with a big heart. His recommendations were very helpful and his services made our stay so much better. He is also working better serving breakfast and working in reception. The breakfast was more than enough and well balanced for the price they are asking. I totally recommend this place and thank you Florian for your kindness!

I choose a hotel on the location to be convenient to what we are seeing. Walking is getting difficult for us at this age. We had a change of plans and had to book a hotel about two months before our trip in May. Not many left in the area I was looking at. We booked a first floor canal view budget room at $300 per night.At some point the hotel wrote us to say they moved us to the second floor for the view. I understand in Europe the the first floor is actually the second and so on….the the first floor being the “ ground” floor. We thought ok…when we arrive they brought us to the 4 th floor…59 steps…we counted….hubby uses a cane and they were kind enough to bring up ( & down ) our luggage. We were only staying one night and of course…lethargic after a 24 hour travel day…so, we did not argue. The hotel has seen better days…very sp****…run down, broken banisters, no elevator😂. The staff was very nice and helpful. After checking out our gps n maps we found the main canal was right around the corner & spent our pre- cruise time walking between the famous 9 streets and the Pancake House was a hit…both on YouTube. We found a rickshaw to give us a ride back to the hotel. As we are getting older we need to take more time & more $$ to get the amenities we need. This was followed by a fab canal cruise in So Holland with the Boat & Bike group & then. A Norway cruise on HAL Rotterdam. A lovely and precious time had by all.