The entire day was wonderful. What an awesome experience. SIMON AAS GREAT! We were extremely lucky…read moreto have a sunny day. Picturesque. Electric assist bike was amazing. Not too stressful, most of the ride was flat.

Fantastic 4 hour e-bike tour to the Amsterdam countryside. Very flat and easy terrain and…read moreinformative guide (Rince) - highly recommend this activity - good quality e-bikes - affordable, lots of fun and educationally.

Bikes at this rental spot are all the bulky, city type, which is fine for this kind of riding. They…read morehave ones for the toddlers, too. Rates for an hour was a measley six euro. They also sell insurance here for those occasions when you've had too much Heinekens and ride right over into the canal. Fun fact: a tour guide said they fish dozens of bikes from the canals every year. My only complaint was the steering column was crooked on my rental. Not a big deal, but a little annoying and tells you a bit of something about their maintenance program. Nonetheless, a good experience for the price.

Located in Vondelpark area. I grabbed a bike here using my iAmsterdam pass. The employees here are…read morefriendly enough. There was a short line, but they processed my bike rental quickly. You'll need to provide an ID card. They offer bike insurance for an additional price (not included in the iAmsterdam pass) and they seemed to have a slight attitude when I declined, but overall my experience was still good. I did see someone run over a beer bottle cap at the park which popped their tires, so maybe the bike insurance isn't so bad of an idea. The employees ensure that the bike frame and seat height fits and that we know how to use the locking mechanism before we get sent out. Bikes are in decent condition, functional for the most part, but could be better.

Looking for a bike rental, we went to this one on October 30, 2025, based on the good reviews…read more The employee there was polite and informed me about the formalities and costs. 3 adult and 2 children's bikes, plus 2 children's helmets and 1 phone holder, cost €98 for 24 hours, plus a passport or a €250 deposit via credit card. (I chose the credit card for security reasons.) When we picked up the bikes, we immediately pointed out that the brakes on one of them weren't working very well, but the employee said it was fine and refused to give us a different bike. Since we had already paid, we reluctantly took the bike anyway. Unfortunately, we only discovered during our first ride that several of the bikes had underinflated tires (we fixed this ourselves at a bike shop along the way). The worst part, however, was that only one of the five bikes had a working light system; all the others had either no lights or broken ones, forcing us to ride practically invisible through the Amsterdam dusk, which was absolutely unacceptable with our two small children. We explained the problems to the employee the next day when we returned the bikes, but he simply dismissed them with the excuse, "That's the technician's job; he comes twice a week, so it's not his fault." Yes, the rental prices seem quite reasonable for Amsterdam, but the bikes are woefully inadequate, and we would never book with them again! Stay away from this shop!

King Bikes was horrible!! I've done several bike tours of…read moreEuropean cities and they've all been fabulous EXCEPT King Bikes Amsterdam. RENEE was our guide. His comments were racist, sexist, and homophobic. He rode so fast it was almost impossible to keep up, and most of our group is very fit! After we asked him to slow down, he still sped off! He also made up his own "facts" about the city. One example being the three Saint Andrew's crosses in the coat of arms in the Amsterdam flag. He said they had no religious meaning at all... and stand for fire, water, and wind. Most searches show the crosses mean Valiant, Steadfast, and Compassionate, a motto to represent the non-Jewish people of Amsterdam who protested against the Nazi regime. I won't even repeat the offensive remarks Renee made while we were stopped across the street from the Anne Frank house. What a terrible bike tour!! Paula A.

When I travel, I sometimes go on a tour of the city I am visiting as I like to learn about the…read morehistory of the area. I prefer to go on tours at the beginning of my trip as it helps with figuring out how to get around the city as well as discover attractions and sites I may not have been aware of. When I went to Europe in 2015, my friend recommended Sandeman's New Europe tours. The tour is free, but you're expected to tip the guide at the end of the tour, which is a win-win for everyone -- you don't need to pay more than you can afford, and the guide ends up making a decent amount. And because their wage depends on what people will pay them, the tour guides make an effort at being knowledgeable, entertaining, and personable. Sandeman's also offers paid tours to certain attractions. I've previously been on free Sandeman's tours in Berlin and Prague (as well as some paid tours), and the tour guides have been excellent, so I signed up for a free tour on our first full day in Amsterdam. Unfortunately it was raining at the beginning of the tour, but despite the weather, I had a good time and learned a lot about Amsterdam's history. The tour was two hours and started in Dam Square. The name of our tour guide was Pau, and she was knowledgeable and enthusiastic. If you like learning about the history of the cities you visit and don't want to spend an arm and a leg, I highly recommend Sandeman's New Europe tours. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Cheap Thrills]

Took the 10:30 tour today with Danny the tour guide…read more Thanks for all the stories, a few opportunities to sit down, and answering all our questions

Circee was great and such a help setting up our bikes! Easy and quick and was great way to spend…read morethe day biking around

Great bike rental shop! I wanted a bike with the huge basket in front to put my daughter in however…read morethe one bike like that they had at the time was broken. I ended up just renting one with the child seat on the back. I thought the process to get the bicycle was relatively quick, easy, and cheap! Each of their bikes have a built-in lock mechanism. If you're looking for a specific type of bike, I recommend calling ahead. Don't forget to check in on Yelp because at the time I went here, there was a a discount for checking in!

Me and a couple of friends rented the 4 person bike, we had a blast! We got a tour to go with it,…read morethrough the park, it was lovely.

From the owner: Thé store for group cycling, self guided bike tours and best Amsterdam sightseeing experience!read more

We set up an awesome tour online. Did the 5 day challenging coastal route in mid summer 2023…read more They were super responsive with all our questions leading up to the tour. Upgraded both bikes and hotel rooms and we were super happy. Got nice lightweight roadbikes to make the pedaling easy. Holland has few hills but they do have wind so good bikes are appreciated. All the hotel rooms were nice and lovely. Gps routing worked perfectly. Almost the entire route (~200 miles) was on paved bike paths. Had to skip a day of riding because of excessive winds and they transported the bikes for us. We opted to get to the next location by bus and taxi so that we could still explore along the way. Would definitely go with them again.

My husband and I just finished an 8-day bike tour from Haarlem to Bruges with our granddaughter and…read moreher fiance (he asked in Bruges!). The tour was so well-organized, from terrific bikes to wonderful hotels to accurate GPS. We were not disappointed in any way with Holland Bike Tours. And though I have a really good eBike in Atlanta, I fell in love with the one I rode on the tour. And the extra gel seat cover was a blessing. The routes provided safety from vehicle traffic and went through beautiful scenery. I would highly recommend using Holland Bike Tours, especially in tulip season!

Very nice owner rents bikes for the day for 11e or 24hrs for 19e- biles are sturdy Dutch riders…read morewith lights as required. Single gear with back-pedal brakes and hand brake, two locks (tire lock and heavy chain lock). Bikes are beat up but work well-enough for getting around Amsterdam...learn the rules of the road first, though- it is a VERY busy crowded city with bikes, cars, trucks, boats and busy people and high tourists everywhere!

From the owner: We are a very friendly local bike rental and repair shop at one of the lowest prices around (13,50€…read morefor 24 hours incl. insurance, hand break, pedal break and two locks). We rent out, repair and sell bikes & tandems at our shop in the city centre of Amsterdam. Additionally, we give excellent advice on where to go and how to discover Amsterdam like the locals do.