We stayed here with our family during the summer trip and the hotel was wonderful!…read more The location is very convenient; we can walk to all the stores and restaurants nearby. Love the details of city information/map in the bathroom, can't also forget the relaxing canal view! Trang and Alex at the front desk were accommodating and very friendly, the services here are amazing! We'll be back soon this Fall due to this great experiences.

Pros: * Amazing canal location…read more* Well appointed rooms - excellent canal views * Great design and common space / nice garden * Helpful Staff * Good water pressure, comfortable bed. Ample closet space. Cons: * Open bathroom design - no privacy door or curtain * Sharp metal corners on bed frame feet - cut my foot.. * Cheap toilet paper..

After KLM cancelled our flight from Amsterdam to Washington, D.C., we booked a one-night stay at…read moreKimpton De Witt because of the value, location, and amenities. We're so glad we did. Here's why. 1) Check-In: The staff in the lobby are all excellent! They quickly checked us in while also treating our daughter like a princess. They even gave her a family guide book to Amsterdam and a little stuffed bear. 2) Rooms: Our king-sized room with a sofa was spacious, clean, and came with a TV, robes, toiletries, and more. 3) Service: Staff came to make the sleeper sofa and left us lots of toiletries since ours are in our checked luggage. They also gave us a drink voucher. 4) Amenities: The cocktail bar is the best in the city and worth every Euro. There's also a restaurant, a gym, business center, and flavored water when you walk in. They also let you borrow bikes! 5) Location: It's close to Central Station and very walkable to cafes, shops, and more.

I really would rate ths hotel 4.5, but will round up for the efforts many employees made to help us…read morewith issues we had. Great location near Amsterdam Centraal and nice ambience as soon as you walk in. We had to change rooms as the AC in our room broke and was leaking. Sadly, we were there during the hottest time in Amsterdam history; literally, they have never had a Red Warning for heat until we were there, lol! Even in our new room, the AC couldn't get the room as cool as we needed. They tried and said, "Well, this isn't the States." Their establishments aren't prepared for 103 degrees! They also have a nice Ask for a Plant program where they will send a plant friend to your room for your stay and will plant a tree somewhere for everyone who asks for a plant. They are also not stingy with giving out bottles of water (the tap water is safe there, but nice to have environmentally friendly bottles for wandering during the day). Social hour from 4-5 is nice, though I wish they had more variety in the choices. On one of the super hot days, they were handing out ice cream as people returned from the heat of the day. Breakfast is included in the room rate and it was decent. The bar on site is fairly hip and makes good cocktails. We had a nice stay while in Amsterdam; thanks, Kimpton!

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.

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!

Great location! Ferry is downstairs, comes every three min and the train station is across the…read moreRiver. Old town is so easy to get to. Beds were a bit too soft honestly, but no other complaints. Will stay here again,

Great place to stay while you're in Amsterdam service is not only friendly but helpful and fun…read more You'll be right on the water across from Grand Central Terminal where you can catch a train to most anywhere in Amsterdam. One of the real secrets is the "Butcher" it's on the main floor it's a Social Club / restaurant. The food is creative well prepared and most importantly Delicious ! I had the Benedict Burger sounds curious but trust me it's delicious.

Stayed here for 3 nights and no major complaints. The room was fairly small; the foot of the bed…read morewas around 1.5 feet from the wall, and the whole room was very narrow. However the bed was comfortable and everything was clean. I would have liked to grab a drink at the bar, but honestly I never ever saw anyone working there. The location was very nice! Everything was super walkable! I did take the train a few times, but mostly because my feet were tired and I needed a break. Overall, good location and good deal for the money.

Notting Hill is a decent mid-range hotel in Amsterdam, near the De Pijp area…read more I booked through the hotel's official site. I would recommend bypassing the big travel sites like Expedia or Hotels.com, since they add hidden fees and provide nothing of value. This hotel's website clearly explains all of the fees involved. I booked the "Deluxe Double Room with Canal View". This was more or less a regular room; if you book a room without a view, it might end up being a basement room. My room was on the 2nd (US: 3rd) floor. Normal check-in time is 3 pm. I arrived at 8 am, and they did have a room available, which was nice. The room was clean; no complaints there. Slightly cramped: I had to move the chairs and coffee table so I could sit at the desk. The room's OK for working on a laptop. There's a wall outlet available next to the desk. The outlet is type F (grounded). The desk is glass, so you would need a mouse pad. The in-room safe was barely large enough for my 15" laptop. Most laptops should fit, though larger ones might not. Wi-Fi: free in the room and in the hotel. Same name and password for everyone with no additional sign-in. Probably no device limit. 6 Mbps down, 15 Mbps up, 20 ms ping according to speedtest.net. Somewhat slow. They use keycards for everything. You need a keycard to call the elevator (at least from the lobby). Keycard to get into the stairwell. Keycard to open the front doors after 6 pm. Most of this is fine, but you also need a keycard to power the room, which is annoying. If you take your keycard out of the slot, it turns off power to pretty much everything in the room. If you're charging something, it will stop charging. The clocks lose power, so they always show the wrong time. The do-not-disturb and cleaning signals turn off as well. They gave me an extra keycard, and I left it in the slot when I left the room so I could leave the cleaning signal on, but they took the card away after they cleaned. Bathroom: utilitarian. No small bottles of shampoo you can take, just large bottles of shampoo, body wash, hand soap that you are obviously not supposed to take. No face wash or conditioner. Toilet paper's a bit rough. Cleaning process: somewhat strange. I would say I don't need daily housekeeping, but the hotel seems to insist on it. They even left a note that says if you have the 'do not disturb' signal on two days in a row, they will come in after that regardless of whether DnD is on. Good location. Not exactly in the city center, but close enough. Near De Pijp, which is a nice and quieter neighborhood. Maybe a 30 minute walk to Dam Square, 20-30 minutes using the #4 tram. This hotel's closer to the museum quarter than hotels near Dam Square. Also closer to Albert Cuypmarkt, the Heineken Experience, Vondelpark. Lots of restaurants nearby, and they tend not to be tourist traps. Restaurant: Only open for the hotel's breakfast buffet. There are some references to the restaurant online, but they don't seem to have lunch or dinner anymore. The breakfast food seems to be mostly the same food that we have in the US. Mini-bar: there were no items for purchase here, just two free bottles of water. It functions as a small fridge, although, as the note said, it's not a very powerful fridge. Coffee/tea: a nice coffee maker and electric kettle for tea.

We unfortunately only were able to stay one night and wish it is was more…read more Very cool, funky vibe. The room wasn't huge but was well appointed. It was extremely hot while in Amsterdam and this hotel had a great AC. The other hotel we were at was not idle and it was hard to sleep. Nice happy hour and food at the restaurant. Also check out the art show downstairs if available.

Unfortunately, we only stayed here for one night, but it was a great choice!…read more Super close to Amsterdam Centraal, which is quite convenient, but still quiet in the rooms at night. We had a room looking at the canals and train station and still heard nothing at night. And, the air conditioning was superb!! The hotel itself was very funky and fun, with a hip artsy vibe, including an art installation downstairs. Check in was easy and friendly and they let us in the room early, since we were checking out at 6am the next day to catch our flight home. Room was spacious and beautiful. The only downside I would mention is that there is no door to the bathroom area, which make sit hard to start getting ready without waking up a sleeping partner. Attractive bar and restaurant inside, free bikes to borrow, refreshing water in the lobby, a bottle of water in the room, and coffee and tea available, as well. Gorgeous place to stay near everything in Amsterdam!

Decent clean rooms. Great service. The Monet Garden Hotel was close to a Tram # 7 stop: it was an…read moreeasy 20 to 15 minute jaunt to Museumplein.

Very nice hotel in Amsterdam. We had no trouble getting around. A bus stop and tram stop and subway…read morestop are all nearby. We had a very nice room overlooking a canal. The breakfast was delicious and generous. It isn't included but they have you one complimentary one. Staff was very helpful. Lovely lobby. And there is a great restaurant right across the street. You will get a list of recommended restaurants when you check in and it is the Mediterranean one. Definitely recommend the hotel. One tip - they left little snacks on the desk in the room and we never ate any of them thinking we'd be charged minibar prices. It turns out they were little gifts. It would have been nice if they told us that so we could have enjoyed them. But I'm telling you, so you can.