Hotels With Wifi in Noord-Holland, Netherlands

The room itself was decent – spacious and well-equipped. However, there was no deadbolt on the door, and the walls seemed to be thin partitions, so soundproofing wasn't great. On the other hand, the price was incredibly good. For this price point, being so close to the Sloterdijk transport hub for metro and train was very convenient for getting around. For a business trip, I was quite satisfied.

Just all very good, good location and parking nearby with a winter rate of 6euro for 24 hours.Can Amsterdam learn a little more.

Our recent stay with OZO has been very pleasant. With spacious room and good aminities the hotel exceeded our expectations. A special mention to the staff. Right from the check-in to check-out, the staff has shown extraordinary service. Mr.Demeijer has helped us to book an Uber going beyond his responsibility. A sincere thank you.

The hotel is located on the 2****th floor of a multi-purpose center that was being busily painted, even on Easter Sunday. It lies on the edge of an industrial estate next to a residential area in Assendelft, and if you cross the railway line and the main road, you walk into a street in Krommenie containing a number of fast-food outlets and eateries. A little further on, in the side streets, there are also shops such as a supermarket and a store where, to quote comedian Peter Heerschop, they sell all sorts of things you didn't know you needed. We just barely managed to find a spot when parking. There are also parking spaces under the building, but they were not in use. Perhaps this will happen in the future? The escalators were not working, and with our luggage, we took the elevator to the 2****th floor, as indicated on the door of the complex. The hotel itself is straightforward. A reception where English seems to be the main language, where you are politely welcomed and can also buy coffee and sandwiches. Immediately behind that are a few corridors containing the rooms. In the hall behind the reception, there is a vending machine with soft drinks and snacks. It states that the rooms have no windows, and fortunately, that is not entirely true. The rooms are situated along skylights. Your window looks out over the street onto the window of the neighbors across the street, but thanks to film, you cannot see each other. It does create a nice Droste effect! And, importantly, there is daylight in the room. Inside the room is a bathroom with a rain shower, toilet, and sink. The sink is opposite, and underneath the sink there is even a handheld shower for the toilet, which you only see, by the way, when you are sitting on the toilet. There was something strange going on with the shower and the sink; the water pulsed—a strange sensation, but you do get clean regardless. The beds are fine. I found the pillows a bit thin, but my girlfriend thought they were fine. The heating/air conditioning took a bit of figuring out, but once it works, it works perfectly. By the way, there are no Dutch channels on the TV, mainly news channels. All in all, a fine hotel. Everything was spotlessly clean and tidy, and you only have to mention to reception that something isn't working properly or a light is broken, and they try to fix it. And most importantly, you can sleep well there too.

If you're looking for an affordable stay in the city center, this is definitely the place! However, because it's a dormitory with many people in one room, there were some concerns. The hotel entrance has a bar, which creates a lovely, homey atmosphere.

I really enjoyed my stay at Bunk Hotel. The hotel has a unique, modern atmosphere and everything was clean and comfortable. The location is convenient with good public transportation connections making it easy to explore the city. Loved my stay at Bunk Hotel, great value for money. Highly recommended

The hotel was in a good location for the Amstelveen marathon. It was only 5 minutes by tram to get there. There was a good selection of food for breakfast. The hotel was quiet. The air con in the room couldn't be turned off so my nose was wrecked after two nights sleeping with it on.

Last weekend, I took a trip to central Amsterdam, and it felt like stepping into a postcard. The air was crisp, carrying the scent of freshly baked stroopwafels and roasted coffee from the cafés lining the narrow streets. I wandered along the canals, their calm waters reflecting rows of gabled houses in shades of brick and pastel. Cyclists glided past effortlessly, bells chiming as they weaved between tourists and locals. At Dam Square, the hum of street performers mixed with the chatter of people from all over the world. Later, I visited the Anne Frank House, a sobering yet powerful reminder of history, before ending the day with a boat tour at sunset—the city glowing in golden light, bridges lit like necklaces over the shimmering water.

Just got off the plane and luckily caught the shuttle bus. The driver was really nice and waited for us. The hotel itself was pretty standard. The room was a bit small and felt a little dusty, but the bathroom was huge! One of the faucets was broken, though. We had to ask the front desk to borrow a kettle. There's a McDonald's right outside, and a bus stop nearby that goes into the city, so overall it's not bad. However, there are no convenience stores nearby, so if you need a late-night snack, you'll have to buy it in the city beforehand.

Awesome hotel, it is difficult to find the hotel entrance at the beginning, the room is clean, the environment is very good, the breakfast is good, the parking lot is also big, the air is particularly good in the morning