Great location near museums. The breakfast was great and the staff WONDERFUL( especially Kaz). The…read moreonly huge drawbacks were the location of rooms 4 and 6. Right on the street behind a kids daycare playground. Very noisy with no privacy unless you keep the drapes closed. At night it was noisy from the street traffic. It was hard to keep the windows open with the noise but you couldn't close them because of the heat. You would not have such an issue in other rooms most likely. There are also no mini fridges in the rooms. If you have meds that need to be kept cool they will store them in their fridge if you ask. Just made me nervous that they would be misplaced. Rooms are small but the bathroom surprisingly spacious.

Beautiful, quant, well kept hotel. Room was pleasant with a balcony and windows that opened…read more Surrounding streets seemed pretty quiet at night. Nice breakfast downstairs. Staff were very pleasant and accommodating. I'd definitely return.

The location is perfect for visiting the museums, but it only natural to pay extra for that. It…read morewas still worth the price for the convenience. NB: You must book reservations for the Van Gogh museum and the Anne Frank museum in advance! I wasn't aware of that and so I had to "settle" for only visiting the Rijksmuseum which is only a few steps away. There are numerous shopping and dining places, all within walking distance. The hotel is located very near to a tram line and bus lines. The hotel also rents bicycles, which I loved, but walking around is also a great way to see things if you're a true "Flaneur"!

My family has stayed here on two separate occasions. I had a computer glitch while booking through…read morea travel company. The hotel staff not only fixed the issue but also apologized for the other company. The hotel staff is helpful and friendly and I noticed a high attention to detail in cleanliness not only on the sleeping quarters but also the breakfast room and the bar. This staff should be proud of their hard work. It shows. This hotel is close to museums, malls, food, and entertainment. Other than some current light construction in the street we found this hotel easy to get to. I highly recommend you stay. Thank you.

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).

Don't have enough great things to say about the Hendrick's hotel. It was the sweetest boutique…read morehotel, with a superb location to the canals, train station, all of centraal locations which made everything easy to walk to, and experience. The lobby was really sweet, decorated adorably / very cozy. The staff was beyond accommodating and helpful, from the second we got there. Always offering to provide recommendations, make our stay more comfortable, and even offering assistance with recommendations on further travel, beyond our stay in Amsterdam. The rooms were very spacious, cozy, quiet and had many perks like back our shades, chrome-cast on the tv, and a really wonderful shower experience. Would recommend this cute & cozy boutique hotel experience to anyone / everyone I know heading to Amsterdam in the near future & beyond!!!

This hotel is great! Beautiful and unique inside and out. The rooms are beautiful and quiet…read more Great air conditioning. Check-in is a little slow but is not terrible. But they were able to check us in early. If they weren't able to do so, they were willing to hold our luggage for no charge. All service people are very friendly. The breakfast buffet is very good and the view is amazing! It's walking distance to the both train systems. The price is very reasonable for how great a hotel it is.

Interesting not to say stunning architecture by Reinier de Graaf. The hotel was overall a good…read moreplace to stay despite it not being near the center. But the metro made it actually very easy. The check-in was terrible as I had a confirmed upgrade and a confirmed early check-in but guess what: an early check-in for the upgrade did not exist. The ultimate room was very nice, spacious, well designed, comfortable bed. The including morning breakfast had a lot of items but nothing was particularly outstanding. Alltogether, it was a good place to stay and a place associated with wonderful memories.

When a hotel is locate next to the Ziggo dome, you are more or less obliged to do something with…read morethe theme music and showbizz. They executed this in an excellent manner with a nice twist of humor here and there. This is without compromising the quality. Excellent beds, Nespresso coffee, powerful shower both rain and hand shower, large smart tv and a sound system. Prices are reasonable for what is offered. We paid extra for breakfast. It is worth the money. The omelette-man is kind and prepares on order really tasteful omelets. Parking can be done in the cellar for 24€ per day, not really cheap given your are in an office area 5 km from the city center. Amsterdam is unfortunately well known for its outrageous parking prices. One only needs to find the right entrance. That can be challenging given the large number of parking garages in the neighborhood. All in all an excellent stay, this is how hotel should be. Professional with a twist. 5 out of 5.

We stayed here for six nights. This property is probably 7-8 years old and the hotel is directly…read moreacross from the Ajax ArenA, right next to the Ziggo Dome, within walking distance of the AFAS Live and five minutes walk to the train station. The building is hip and modern and about fifteen minutes from central Amsterdam, located in south of Amsterdam. South Amsterdam hotels are more modern and cleaner than central Amsterdam hotels. The downside is lack of dining options when you stay in south side of the Amsterdam. Some other nearby hotels are Holiday Inn Express, Hampton Inn and Courtyard by Marriott. If you don't want to stay in old and 200 years old hotel in central Amsterdam, I suggest that you take a 15 minutes train ride and stay in south Amsterdam. This hotel offers: * Option for paid breakfast in your booking and the breakfast bar is definitely above average. And I definitely recommend getting a room plan that includes the daily breakfast buffet. It's worth the extra 13.75 euros and the Jaz buffet offer live omelette station. My favorite was dutch pancake for the breakfast. The breakfast also offers fresh fruit, juices, milk and variety of cold cut meats, variety of breads and jelly and made-to-order omelettes. * Very small gym with nice view of the arena. The euipempents are minimal and inadequate. * Yoga room with great view. * Sauna facility (small and it is mixed for men and women) * No ice vending machine, * No water in the room or vending machine to buy water: you have to walk to train station for five minutes to buy water * Price is very reasonable. * Rooms are spacious * Shower is big * the towel in shower room does not smell fresh and smell like it is only washed with water and no detergent. * The rooms at Jaz are comfortable and spacious in size but not very clean. The sheets and towels have funky smell to them. I really doubt that the hotel uses detergent to wash the towels (don't tell me that I did not tell you about this issue :-) ). The hotel is OK in term of cleanliness; Staff is a HIT and MISS and the restaurant at hotel (Rhythm Bar) is very good. Overall, this is a decent boutique hotel but I would hesitate to stay here again as there is a new Holiday Inn and Courtyard by Marriott very close to the Ajax ArenA.

My husband and I stayed at Hotel TwentySeven in Amsterdam for three nights…read more The hotel is perfectly and centrally located and is a a hotel in the small luxury collection. There are only 17 suites in the entire hotel. The rooms are large and luxurious and include steam rooms, bidets, luxury toiletries and impeccable service. The breakfast experience was crazy! It was many courses from a Michelin star restaurant. We went everyday and indulged in this phenomenal breakfast. I would love to return to Amsterdam and stay in comfort and luxury again.

I have stayed all over the world, this was our favorite hotel ever. Everyone that works here is top…read morenotch, the service was exceptional. We thoroughly enjoyed our five nights here, and hope to return again in the future. Very highly recommend!!

My husband & I spent seven nights at the Hotel V Frederiksplein & overall enjoyed our stay. Though…read morethe rooms are pretty small, that is to be expected in Amsterdam &, really, one mostly uses it to sleep while on vacation; the decor is also very nice throughout the property. Our chief criticisms were 1. We did not learn, until we were checking out, that the dimmer switch for the room lights is hidden underneath the nightstand--IDK whose brilliant idea that was--so we spent our evenings in near-darkness; fortunately, the room received a lot of light during the day. 2. The balcony, such as it is, was nearly inaccessible because of the double doors & limited amount of space to open them. 3. Though one is encouraged to leave one's key at the font desk when leaving the hotel & collect it upon returning, the front desk was understaffed, such that we often had to wait for them to attend to others or wait for the attendant to return from wherever they'd gone; that said, the staff was all exceedingly amiable. 4. & most disturbing, we found what appeared to be three Elm Seed Bugs IN OUR BED over the week of our stay. To be clear, these were NOT bed bugs, but they were still unwelcome, as they paid none of the room charge to be there. One especially nice feature was that, while the property has no gym of its own, they have a partnership with TrainMore, next door--you won't even need to put a jacket on for the "hike"--that made working out, while staying there, convenient & affordable.

Really friendly staff and convenient location in Amsterdam. Loved the coffee shop across the street…read morealso. Would stay here again.

How future, a room key on your phone. Guests have access to the kitchen and library in these 3…read moreconnected mansions. Help yourself 24-7 at breakfast and snacks all day including wine and beer, covered in the pricey rate. Rooms are pretty and nicely equipped. The small lift is a good alternative to the steep narrow staircase.

Love this quaint hotel located just off the "Rodeo Drive" of Amsterdam. In fact l, the hotel backs…read moreL Vuitton! Great lounge and breakfast in the AM. The "Superior" rooms are the bomb and have a ton of space. The staff is wonderful and always willing to go the extra mile!