My wife & I stayed at this hotel when we went to Amsterdam last month. This is a nice 4-star hotel…read morethat's newly renovated located east the city center and conveniently accessible to all public transportation. They have a good selection of food for breakfast and the main dishes changes every day (rotated every 3 days). Nice clean facility and the rooms are of above average size. The staff are helpful & very hospitable.

+ Really good interior. - Breakfast a hit or a miss…read more + Dinner was good. - Service was fair. Some staff were good/nice, some were unfriendly especially the guy in the front desk who goes out to smoke often. When we go back here -- would more likely use another hotel.

Stayed here over a week during our Amsterdam visit …read more Kudos to FiVE STARS April and her colleague Carolina Serrao from Regency Club for their over the top and beyond service ,. The two ladies were highly fun and interesting to converse with and was always quick with a smile . However, it is their professional service that made them rock stars. Both had many suggestions to make our trip exceptional in Amsterdam and we will return to this Hyatt because of Carolina and April! I loved the apple pie and want the recipe to make for my grandkids at home . Hope April or Carolina can get it for me! Pleeeeze! Dining room - 4 stars , although it didn't have as many menu options as the other Hyatt hotels , the food was solid. Front Desk- lovely people Rooms- Nice layouts and clean Location- easy access anywhere. Metro is 4 minutes walk and trams number 1 and 14 are across the street. There is an Albert Heijn store conveniently across the street , a Latino restaurant "Caliente" few feet away ,

Following a long work trip in Europe, the Hyatt Regency in Amsterdam was a highlight for me. This…read morewas my first experience at a Hyatt and now I understand why people stay loyal to them. The service makes you feel very important and exclusive. All the amenities are top of the line and clean and very comfortable. They have a great spa. The location was perfect, not directly in the center of the city but really close to the local subway station that made it really easy to get around. There's a good little market across the street. Again, I really enjoyed my experience here.

Europe or not, if I'm not going to spend much time in my hotel room, I'm not going to pay much for…read moreit, and that was the case here. As someone else mentioned, the hotel is sometimes used as subsidized student housing, but that changes nothing! The amenities were perfect for our needs: a large shower, decent counter space in the bathroom, a coffee maker and drinking glasses, and a comfortable bed with a nice sized tv. Our view looked into the office building across the street, but so what? I was here to see the city, not hang out in the room! The hotel is located a little further out from the city center than I would have liked, but it is an easy 5 minute walk to the train and tram station, where you can be anywhere in town within another 10 minutes. The staff was friendly, and helpful when we needed it. I did see some funkier hotels that I would like to try if I'm ever back in Amsterdam, but I would have no qualms about staying here again! 4/2020

This hotel is actually great, it's super clean, well appointed with modern amenities and friendly…read moreservice. The overall room size is quite a bit larger than your typical European room, which is cool. The service was solid and the free wifi was actually pretty quick. Honestly, the only downside to this hotel is the proximity to downtown Amsterdam. It's about a 35min walk, or a 15€ can ride, or you can actually rent a bike from the hotel. The hotel is conveniently located near Amstel station, which provides direct access to downtown and the airport. Overall, this is a great hotel to stay at if you work in one of the nearby businesses, I would just be reluctant to recommend it for this looking to be in the "action" downtown. Pros- Modern Wifi Service Amenities Comfort Cleanliness Bike rentals Price Near Amstel Station Cons- Proximity to centrum

I stayed at the Hoxton in Amsterdam for three nights and, at around $600 a night, I was expecting a…read morebit more. The best part of the stay was definitely the front desk staff. Everyone I interacted with there was professional, helpful, and friendly. Unfortunately, the good service at the front desk didn't extend to the rest of the hotel. The bar and Lotti's restaurant were both consistently understaffed, and the service was extremely slow. Lotti's also seemed to be out of a lot of the main dishes, even though the menu is already pretty limited. As for the rooms, they were okay, but felt a little worn and could really use some updating. Nothing terrible, but for what the hotel charges, I think you should be able to expect a bit more comfort and quality. After checking out the W Hotel nearby, which was much nicer for a similar price, I couldn't help but feel disappointed. For nearly $4500 after taxes for three nights in two rooms at the Hoxton, I honestly felt a bit cheated. Again, the front desk team deserves credit, but overall, I think the Hoxton needs to step up its game to justify these rates.

Back again as we are once a year. My previous review is accurate - we really like the ambiance -…read morerelaxed but on their game. Love the connivence of an on-site excellent bar and restaurant. Great staff, all pleasant and helpful. Rooms are comfy. Love the place!

The Lloyd Hotel is worth a visit not only for its interior designed by different artists but it's…read morealso a lovely place to have breakfast/lunch/dinner outside on a sunny day. The staff is very friendly and mostly attentive, as you would expect it for a pricey location like that. The breakfast is good but some of the served dishes are bad value for money (e.g. a piece of bread with humus spread, a bush of rocket salad but only some crumbs of goat's cheese). The dinner I had there was good however (see pics).

We decided to go to Amsterdam at the last minute for the bank holiday weekend. We looked at…read moredifferent hotels and chose The Lloyd Hotel based upon price, availability, and that its dog friendly. Plus, the Lloyd Hotel was an old prison turned into an art project and 1-5 star hotel - who wouldn't want to stay there? Location: The hotel is located in east Amsterdam in the docklands. This area is an up and coming area. There's not much other than a couple of grocery stores, other household stores and a couple of restaurants. Arrival: It's a very simple arrival process. The hotel entrance is very non-descript and could be missed if you're paying attention. There's no place to park your car in front of the hotel except for the street. Bellman: There are no bellmen at the hotel to help you. So be sure you can carry your own luggage. Parking: There is a parking garage separate from the hotel. You have to push the "Lloyd Hotel" button upon entrance for your ticket since they share the garage with other offices in the area. Follow the "Lloyd Hotel" signs all the way down to the end of the garage to park. There's a stairwell that leads up to the ground level and the backside of the hotel across from the restaurant terrace. You have to pay for your parking at the hotel reception. Reception/Front Desk: It's a very small front desk which has two people. Very friendly and knowledgeable. Lobby: The "lobby" area is small, long and narrow with some couches spread out in a couple of areas. You can sit in the restaurant/cafe which is right across the reception. Room: There are 117 rooms which range from 1-5 star rooms and every room is different. We decided to go with a 4-star room and ended up with room 217. The room was long and rectangular at the end of the building. You walked into a small entry room with a table for two and a couch. You then walked into the bathroom and then into the bedroom. View: We had massive grand windows in the bedroom which looked upon a walkway. Bed: There were two twin beds which were pushed together to make a queen. The bed was comfortable. Bathroom: The bathroom was big and simple with a shower which had good pressure, sink and a toilet. Hair dryer: The dryer wasn't very strong. I'm particular about hair dryers because I have a lot of hair. Products: They had their own products and only had two bottles of shampoo and a small bar of soap. If you're staying in a 4-star room you should at least receive the basic toiletries of shower gel, conditioner, q-tips, etc. Closet: There wasn't a traditional closet in the room, but along the wall of the bathroom there were hooks with hangers you could hang your stuff. Safe: There was no safe in the room. Control Panel: N/A. Just a remote for the TV. Minibar: There was no minibar in the room. Mirrors: There were two small mirrors in the bathroom. Housekeeping: Poor. This is where I had the most complaints. 1) They didn't change the sheets and 2) They only have us one bath towel on day two. When I asked for another one they said they ran out, but very rudely said "we gave you one big towel and two small ones" and 3) We had an empty bag of potato chips and they left of on the floor. Wifi: The wifi was free and the speed was ok. Dining: We tried all three meals at the hotel restaurant cafe which were all fine. Please see my separate review of the restaurant. Spa: There was no spa at the hotel. Concierge: There isn't a traditional concierge at the hotel, but reception/front desk is very helpful and can answer any and all questions you may have. Style: The hotel is very quirky and artsy. Pet friendly: Dogs are welcome at no cost. This is the first hotel we've stayed at where our dog wasn't charged a fee. There is no bed, bowls, etc for the dog in the room, but you can't expect that since you don't have to pay. One thing though, dogs are not allowed in the room unattended which is good and bad. Good because your dog is allowed everywhere in the hotel, but bad because you have to find dog friendly places to go (other restaurants, cafes, etc) to on your trip. Luckily if you go to Amsterdam when the weather is good there are plenty of places with outside seating. Service: Overall the service is excellent (minus housekeeping) at the hotel. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. Two instances: 1) Robin from reception was not only super helpful with all of our Amsterdam questions, but also found us another bath towel and delivered it personally after I shared the information I received from housekeeping. 2) Ann from the restaurant tracked me down before checking out and found a t-shirt I wanted to purchase from the hotel store when we thought they were sold out. Would I go back? Yes, depending on the price since the pricing of the rooms fluctuate. Overall, we had a very pleasant stay, but I do think it depends on your room and whether you're ok with the range of clientele in the hotel.

The staff here were incredibly kind, going out of their way to help us and maximize enjoyment of…read moreour trip. Rooms were impeccable and cool, there were great events at the hotel and even when I wasn't staying there I came back to hang out at the bar.

We stayed at volkshotel for 3 nights during our stay in Amsterdam. The location was great, just a…read moreuber ride away from all the main spots. There is a supermarket nearby too. The hotel is very bougie and edgy. They have a cafe downstairs where a lot of people work from. They have grey offer and breakfast items. At night, the cafe turns into a resto/bar. They have a nightclub downstairs so you don't even have to leave your hotel if you are in the mood to party. The rooms were a bit smaller in my opinion and the bathroom had all glass. Something to kite if you are traveling with friends and value your privacy. Otherwise, we liked our stay overall and would definitely choose this hotel again. The prices were reasonable even though we booked last minute. This hotel is super popular btw, so you will always see a good crowd at the bar and the nightclub downstairs.

The location is fantastic; super close to the Zoo and tram stops, near the Ooster park, across from…read morea couple of lovely bars, biergartens with patio seating and close to the city but with more of a residential feel. We got a 3 person room and found the shape of the room to be odd but overall, it worked for us. The rooms have large windows and ours was overlooking the park and so it was like being in a tree house. Shower and toilet rooms were separate which was good when you travel and share a room with others but the toilet/WC is really tiny and compact and if you are imaginative can feel like it is closing in on you. I don't know why they didn't even think of at least putting a tiny mirror. The shower is okay but not great. It is a wet shower as in the water will will spill into the area with the sink. And there is no body lotion. Not a big deal for many people, but for me, my skin gets dry and so I wish I had known. Wifi works well and fast. This is not a luxury hotel nor a business-friendly one. There are no charging ports anywhere by the bed nor are there any universal power outlets. I hardly see hotels without at least one universal power outlet these days. If you are the 'charge my phone by my bed person', beware. This is more a dorm converted to a hotel with no upgrades whatsoever since the 60's or 70's. No aircon either, no mini-fridge or microwave. The front desk service is lovely but they are very understaffed so be prepared for a wait to check in, check out or if you have questions. But you can get the public transit tickets with them. Would I stay here on my return? Yes, I loved the location and all it offers but come prepared with supplies you need.

This hotel is a great disappointment, small rooms and bathroom and toilet facilities built for…read morechildren! You know you're in a bad place when you find the room safe has been torn out and there's a long black hair in the lavatory. The "hard wood floors" are tile that looks like wood. The elevators are so old that they do not have interior doors so you get to watch the floors go by. The public areas are nice. The staff moved me to a room with a different bathroom configuration, where the toilet is not in a separate cubicle and at least I will now be able to use it without be a contortionist. WiFi is iffy. Have to use cell network for most things and cannot do calling over WiFi. A sad end to my European tour.

If you are young (not only in your hearts, but also in your bodies!)…read more.. This is a boat hotel. Kids will love it. Everything rocks and crackles a bit on this boat hotel but this is the way it should be. Very good located, 15 minutes of very slow walk from Amsterdam Centraal station, you can easily make it even with heavy luggage. On the way, walking on the Prins Henrikkade, you will see a legendary newly reopened bar Pollux. You will be close to restaurants such as Batavia 1920 and Steakhouse-Pizzeria Bellino, and the famous Zeedijk street with myriads of bars.... And, of course, to Red Light District. I used this boat hotel this time as a base for a couple of gigs at Paradiso. Paradiso is 30 minutes of walk away, but I knew the road. You can also use a tram. The rooms are basic. You have to wait a little bit on hot water. The steep stairs and bunk beds are not suited for elderly people. The girl at the reception is friendly and helpful (as well her cute little dog /who behaves like a cat/). There is no 24 recepetion, but don't worry: the dining/living room is open and well-lighted (and well heated as well!) all the time. You can help yourself from the fridge with beverages and you can take sweets on the counter. You will be trusted that you will pay the amount on the price-sign and put the money in the box. Free Wi-Fi in the living/dining room. Breakfast is basic, but good. You will find several kinds of bread, a toaster, butter, jam, peanut butter (inevitable in Holland!), salami and ham, cheese, coffee, tea, milk and juice. I had a very enjoyable stay here at Mps Holland boat hotel for three days in February.

At a leisurely pace, it is about 10 minutes walk from Central Station. Breakfast is included and it…read moreis a nice spread that will set you up for the rest of the day. The owners are extremely friendly and are willing to sit down with you to give you tips to ensure a pleasant stay. This was also the cheapest place to stay in Amsterdam, which is great if you're on a budget. Good things to know: -Email is preferable, but don't expect a fast response. In fact, I got no response (but that is okay). Owners/reception is not contactable by phone (wish somebody told me that earlier). -The beds may not be long enough if you are over 6 foot 4 inches. Def. would recommend for younger people. It has a hostel feel in that everything is tight and you can hear your neighbors as the walls are very thin.

My wife and I stayed here for a weekend away. It was great! The buildings are beautiful, room…read moreservice was spectacular. They have lenticular 3d wall paper.

Great location but still quiet and restful (never heard crowds of drunken tourists once). Rooms are…read moretasteful and very comfortable. But the best part is probably the service. They truly went above and beyond to make sure I was happy, comfortable, and safe. They honestly felt like friends by the end of my stay. Can't recommend this hotel enough.