Thanks to Steve X.'s review, I found this great budget hotel (40€ per night) close to work and…read moreother attractions. I was able to stay here for four nights, and I really enjoyed staying here. It almost feels like home. They have a huge common room, which is cozy and inviting. You could just spend plenty of time in the common room, and never see Amsterdam. Just kidding. Dennis is the owner and he has a great staff that help their guests. I got off from Tram 9 at the Waterlooplein stop and was lost. Also, I wasn't dressed warmly enough, so I thought I was going to die. One of Dennis' staff, Brent, was so nice to just pick me up where I was. Now, that is customer service. The rooms are basic, with twin bed, a TV and a sink in the room. There is also a safe in every room. You will have shared bathrooms and showers, but that is pretty standard across Europe. Breakfast is included, but nothing much for the vegetarian. They will however cook you eggs any way you want. Some other wonderful amenities, if you plan to stay here: Free coffee until 11pm every night (in the winter, this is a blessing) Kitchen to cook your food Fridge to store your perishables in the common room Free Wifi that works well in all rooms An excellent tourist guide in the lobby (Get Lost in Amsterdam) Bike rentals (15€ per day) Snack machine (which vends beer) Large TV in the common room (if that is your thing) Smoking allowed in rooms Free towels, just ask Hair blow dryer (if you ask) Tram 9, 10, 14 all close by. Nice local bars and restaurants in the area There are some other goodies on offer, but you should come stay here for yourself and learn about them in person. Sometimes, it is the experience in life that makes it all worthwhile. Note: CASH ONLY

I had a really wonderful experience in hotel Hortus. First thing first, the location is really…read moreconvenient and you get your own room which was really comfortable. In the room there is a one little sink , king size bed ( per 2 person ), one TV and a little wardrobe for your clothes. Room was really clean and warm. Showers and toilet were shared with others but they were always clean. Also the prices changes around (40 to 30) if you can find a special price from booking or another web site. Also there is wifi which can be really important ! Breakfast was really nice too. Also, staff is really helpful to us too. I really recommend. And return back for sure !

The wife and I stayed at Mauro Mansion last week for five days. We just loved our choice, as it is…read morea great small hotel. Housed in a building built over five hundred years ago. Mauro Mansion is a small oasis in De Wallen. Even though the stairs are slightly steep they are easily managed. Our room 32 was very comfortable and quiet at night. The bathroom was very nice with a deep tub. The hotel is just a few minutes walk from Central Station. Also within walking distance to most museums. If you looking for a lovely place to stay in the red light district this is the place.

Quaint, perfectly located, clean, spacious and friendly are all adjectives that describe Mauro…read moreMansion. I stayed in room 22 which was wonderful. It overlooked the canals, had a comfortable bed, a large private bathroom and on the first floor (20 steps up). The hosts were all incredibly pleasant and helpful. This was a TripAdvisor find and is truly a hidden gem in Amsterdam.

This hotel is wonderful and perfectly located for pre/post cruise nights. I was able to walk…read morestraight to my ship the next morning. The room is wonderfully laid out and had a great view. The front desk staff was very friendly and helped with questions/directions around the area.

Had a 3 night stay here, it is located on/near the water. The view from the room was great & you…read morecan watch beautiful sunsets from there. The lobby is clean with helpful & attentive workers. The rooms and bathrooms were decent size. The rooms provide you with basic needs- body wash, shampoo/conditioner. Pillows were soft & beds were comfy. Overall I had a great experience here.

The perfect inner city boutique hotel…read more Smack dab in the middle layer of the onion that is Amsterdam's canal riddled geography, the Hendrick's offers an understated sophistication that is wholly inviting and completely comfortable. The staff are exceptionally knowledgeable about the area, restaurants and sightseeing options. They are also convivial and kind. The intimacy of the hotel makes it feel like a bed-and-breakfast, complete with a low key lobby bar and breakfast area. Definitely worth a stay if you're staying in the downtown area of AMS. Especially for ease of travel to and from Schiphol Airport or the central train station (a short 10-minute walk from the hotel).

The room I got was much prettier than the photo I saw for it online. The staff were the most…read morepolite, knowledgeable and helpful I have ever encountered at a hotel in my life! Roger and Roos van Wijk were my favorite staff members there, I give those two an A++ in every category for hotel staff!! The hotel location was phenomenal!!!

I came here to stay for a few nights, and it was awesome! It was slightly difficult to find, but…read moreonce I found it, it was great, next to the beautiful canals. I checked in and the person helping me was really friendly and told me about the complimentary breakfast and snacks throughout the day/night. She then showed me to my room, which was a double bed with a garden room. The room was spacious, chic, and clean, and the bed was comfortable as was the shower. The shower had a rain shower which was awesome, and the bathroom looked really new. I really enjoyed my stay, and I would stay there again!

This hotel was my home for 3 days and I had a great time here. The people in the front desk speak…read moreEnglish and were extremely helpful. There are NO elevators in this hotel so keep that in mind because it was built in the 1600s. I appreciated that the minifridge was empty so you can put your food in there from your outings, also the coffee machine made some good coffee! From this hotel, it is walking distance to probably everything and it was a short Uber ride to the train station. I recommend to get a canal view so you can see the boats coming by! Lastly I did forget my favorite leather jacket in the hotel after I checked out, and they were kind enough to mail it back to my home in the USofA. Thank you very much. =)