I stayed at the Hoxton in Amsterdam for three nights and, at around $600 a night, I was expecting a bit 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. read more

Back again as we are once a year. My previous review is accurate - we really like the ambiance - relaxed 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! read more

Booking Nightmare: I reserved two rooms (one for a couple, one for a single guest) for four nights, with the higher, flexible rate to allow cancellations. A month ahead of the trip, I tried to reduce both rooms to three nights. The hotel denied the change, citing a new, unannounced policy and claimed no availability--despite the change being a reduction, not an extension. It took four 90-minute + calls through AmEx to resolve. This set the tone ... they were likewise incompetent when we were checked-in. Even if there weren't any other issues ... the location is terrible, unless you're only hoping to see the train station. Everywhere you'll want to go will take nearly 30 minutes by tram. Wouldn't book here at this price point. read more

We came to Amsterdam for a couple days to celebrate my husband's birthday and stayed for 2 nights at the Hoxton. We came from a buzzy 5 star hotel in London and this truly blew it out of the water. We appreciated the sweet birthday surprise, friendly service and beautiful room on the canal. And you cant beat having flexible check in/check out. Great location, beautiful rooms and amazing service! read more

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Good central location. Rooms are a bit worn, for example the headboards on the beds in at least 3 of our rooms have oil stains from all of the heads that have leaned against them, which is really gross. We are a reasonably good breakfast two days in the lobby restaurant and on the third morning strolled a few blocks for a croissant and coffee. We tried to eat this in a quiet, empty lobby seating area but were told we couldn't eat food from outside there. read more

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Very charming hotel in excellent location with canal views front and back. The staff were very friendly and service was exceptional. Particularly liked the in house restaurant which allowed you to order breakfast items a la carte (as opposed to overpriced buffets). read more

I stayed at the Hoxton for 8 nights in early April. It was fabulous. The staff was knowledgeable, available, and helpful. I went with a friend, and both of our rooms overlooked the gorgeous canal and were beautiful and well-appointed. The bed was perfect - very comfortable. We used their bikes without a hitch (sign up early), we enjoyed the lovely, friendly bar, and we walked around the local shopping areas directly from the hotel. I will stay there every time I go to Amsterdam... and I already can't wait for my next stay! Thank you!!!! read more

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My stay at the Hoxton was one of the reasons why I loved Amsterdam so much. The service was quick, the rooms were clean, and I was surprised with a free upgrade (woop woop)! The location was beautiful and it was super easy to come outside and sit by the canal. It was also the only place I visited in Europe with awesome air conditioning. When I come back to Amsterdam, I will be coming to the Hoxton. read more

Great location in the center of it all but down a quiet side street. 5 minutes to Dam square, 15 minutes to the train station and maybe 20 to the museums on foot and easy access to trams going any which way. The hotel lives up to the photos and reviews. We enjoyed the king sized bed (not two singles pushed together), the cocktails in the lounge, and dinner in the dining room. You'll need reservations to eat here, even on weekdays as we found this place is something of a spectacle and draws people from all around at all times. Would definitely stay at this, or another hoxton property on future journeys. read more

Hotel has very comfortable rooms in a great location. But, you should save your e-mail with the quoted room rates because Hoxton tried to greatly raise my room rates until I showed them my e-mail; then, they claimed their computer had a glitch and they found my initial lower rate!! Very dishonest! read more

Spectacular. My experience at the Hoxton was so wonderful that I will most definitely look to stay at future Hoxton hotels when traveling. Check in was easy breezy and the lobby/bar/cafe/restaurant area was always popping off. The hotel has a chill and welcoming vibe and everything is done right. They offer complimentary breakfast to their guests; delivered right to your hotel room. The location in Amsterdam is perfect for walking to all of the nearby sights and I felt safe walking around the area at night. The nightly rate is beyond worth it and I highly recommend you consider staying here when visiting Amsterdam! read more

One less star because there is no separate lobby space for guests to enjoy. The restaurant/bar take up the entirety of the lobby and it is pretty much packed ALL day. We were able to enjoy some tea up stairs one morning when it was a little quieter. The hotel itself is quiet, clean and quite stylish. Canal view upgrade is definitely worth it. If you don't want to risk getting woken up by a rowdy person yelling on the street I'd say get a non-canal room. I was worried that the "cozy" room would be too small but it was perfect as they make great use of the space. The bathrooms have full sized soaps and lotions which smelled amazing. The location is perfect, it's on one of the nicest streets in Amsterdam. It's about a 6-10 min walk from center square and walking distance from the Ann Frank house. read more

Brilliant clean airy place very central so a lot is very easy to find. A great place to book if everything close by is already taken

Great brunch menu. The Avo toast and hamburger were great options. Came back later in the night during the week for a relaxing night cap read more

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You wake up and take a shower. But the bathrooms are tiny and water goes everywhere. So now for the rest of the day the entire bathroom has a quarter inch of water on the floor and house keeping doesn't come until late afternoon. Why am I paying this much to stand in a pool of water every time I go to the bathroom? Also, no real amenities. No robe. Why wouldnt you put at least a usb plug in like most modern hotels? It's not a budget hotel yet feels that way. We enjoyed the hotel and staff and restaurant but wouldn't recommend. read more

2 pieces here. The hotel itself and staff - great. Very pleased with that. However - had a bad time with a server in the lobby lounge. She never came back to the table. Had to find someone else to pay the check Headed to the elevator and THEN she ran after us about paying paying the check. You ignored us for 40 minutes - lucky I paid a coworker vs. asking the hotel manager to process the room charge. Just one bad apple - otherwise I was pleased. read more

Very cool hotel in the heart of Amsterdam. It's located on the most expensive canal in the city. It's got a great bar and restaurant next to the front desk. The WiFi is great. It's extremely fast and reliable. All you have to do is sign up with your email and anyone can have access to their great WiFi. The rooms are nice, but small by American standards. It's got a great modern vintage going on I'd say. We were on the fourth floor and even with air conditioning it got warm at night even after we turned the ac as low as it could go. They have these paper bags you fill out the night before and in the morning at the time stated by you you'll have a yogurt, banana for quick breakfast. To have access to the hotel you'll need your room key to get access to the elevators and for your room. You put your key in a slot and your lights come on. The from office staff knowledgeable and friendly. They were were extremely busy and efficient. I wish I could say the same for the restaurant staff. We sat outside by the canals at a table and we didn't see a waitress for over ten minutes, which was extremely disappointing so we left. Overall, great place to stay. I would definitely come back. read more

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We stayed here this past summer for a few days while visiting Amsterdam. The hotel was extremely cool and very welcoming. The restaurant was outstanding and the bar was very chic. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The desk amazing in arranging transportation to the cruise port as we left for our cruise of the British isles. read more

Incredible location right on a canal! From the moment we arrived to when we left, the service was great. Everyone was extremely friendly and helpful. The woman who checked us in was great with recommendations and helped us overlook the map of the city. We were able to walk most places; be prepared to walk A LOT. Free water, milk, coffee and Cadbury chocolates (my fave). The decor is trendy and cozy, rooms were very clean and comfy. Bar and restaurant downstairs. I didn't eat any food but the cocktails were delicious and made by a mixologist. I will definitely stay again if I'm ever in the area. read more

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Amsterdam is getting hotter and hotter! And with new hang-outs like the Hoxton Hotel, cities like Copenhagen and Paris beter watch out! We have INK and the W Hotel new on the map. But Hoxton was news for me, and I had to see it for myself. No regrets. And even the kids loved the late breakfast/early lunch. The fruit platter was devine, and my poched eggs on Avocado and toast, to die for! But even better, the location is a great spot for a family 'chill' moment. Kids are welcome, and the parents can enjoy the free wifi :-) read more

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Such a great hotel with a hipster community vibe. People are always hanging out or doing work; I felt like I was in NYC. The concierge were amazing from even before our trip by helping us make restaurant reservations. Check out is late so our room wasn't ready by the time we landed at 8am. The rooms are very small but fine. Great water pressure and loved the pressure of their blow dryer - not one of those weak hotel ones. We were able to request unlimited bottles of water and our breakfast bag which we hung out the night before had OJ yogurt and a banana. You could also make international call for free. Location wise it's close to Anne frank museum and nine shops, but it's a hike from centraal station so as long as you're okay with walking (which Amsterdam is all about) I would absolutely recommend this hotel. read more

Wonderful hotel and highly recommended place to stay in central Amsterdam. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Our room was much larger than expected (Roomy room) and had a view of the Singel canal from the third floor. Free breakfast is conveniently placed at your door on any/all mornings you choose (consists of orange juice, yogurt with granola, and a banana - a perfect to start to your day). The hotel itself is modern and beautiful. The cocktails at the bar are delicious as isthe food from Lotti's. Overall a great stay! read more

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I like The Hoxton. I've been here twice, once for brunch and once for lunch and the food is A-OK. The place is beautiful and even for being so big, it still has a warm vibe. Yes, the setting is super hipster, but guess what, I like that! The service is okay without any highs or lows. I probably would have given a fifth star if they had put an extra effort to make us feel really welcome. It's an hotel after all. Still, this is just me being a bit picky. It's fine. read more

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Great stay, food, and service! I pretty much always enjoy The Hoxton.

The Hoxton Amsterdam, alongside the canal on a quaint side street, is brimming with flair from mid-century furniture, to curated snacks from STACH, to a moody colour palette, and friendly staff. The Hoxton Amsterdam rethinks the boutique hotel experience for travellers seeking good design and culture at an attainable price point. read more

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Amazing stay! Sasha at the front reception was so helpful with reservations and sightseeing tips. Stayed in a "roomy room" and very pleased with the space and amenities. Ate at the restraint two times and food was pretty good. One small request would be to throw in some q-tips in the bathroom :) read more

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I haven't been this cool in a while. Not sure I was ever actually this cool. Super fabulous location. Very hip hotel with beautiful people. The common areas are a great place to hang out. I only had 24 hours In Amsterdam and it was easy for me to drop my bag and go to the Anne Frank house. Also a quick walk to Dam Square where I meet a late night tour group. It is pretty close to the red light district. It is a bit of a hike to the museum campus but I would rather be in a fun area at night and it was a pretty walk down a canal to the museums during the day. read more

Loved the restaurant downstairs and our canal facing room on the 5th floor was updated nicely. If you are over 6'2" you don't want to be on this floor. The ceilings are very low and I hit my head a couple times and cut it open. The whole floor is like this and showering can be difficult and annoying. Otherwise, it was a lovely stay and you're well taken care of by a great friendly hotel staff. read more

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The Hoxton hotel is one of my favorite places in Amsterdam. Just come inside and you'll know. The atmosphere, the sofas, the amazing cocktails... I go there with friends or even alone when I have to work on a article. A lot of events are also organized here as well. I had the chance to participate to one organized by Yelp itself ! Enjoy the Bloody Mary in the evening or the home made ice tea during the afternoon. read more

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Stayed here a week for my first visit to Amsterdam. It's definitely unique in that it has a hipster boutique feel. I like the energy and down to earth vibe it exhibits. We had a canal facing room which made it worth our stay. There's a non-traditional element in the included breakfast ( baggies you hang on door if you want yoghurt, banana and fresh orange juice). The in-room coffee is convenient but I needed two bags to make it strong enough. It'd be nice to have lo-cal sweetener and creamer( not just milk) already provided in room w/out having to make special request. The customer service is quite wonderful though and EVERYONE is more than happy to help with efficiency and a FABULOUS attitude!! read more

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Right off the Nines this hotel and lounge is a great spot to have a drink and meet some of the elite in amsterdam. I didnt stay here but I did see the room of a hottie I met at the bar and it was very nice. Ill definitely be back. read more

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Hoxton is a beautifully branded business. Everyone should visit a Hoxton for a lesson in branding & intentional creating a mood. If you like their vibe you will probably be a customer for life. However, I found them to be weak overall as a the type of hotel that I enjoy. After a couple of pretty spotty service issues (and some very good ones) I left not wanting to stay at a hoxton again (second time at a hoxton). Pros: Great design Very hip feel Non-hotel atmosphere Common spaces bring in the locals Great vibe in the lobby... Fun items like bag breakfast dropped at your room Gluten free options. Cons: Staff is friendly but missing some of the basics of great service. No "real" coffee in rooms - provide coffee in tea bag form... Not a good thing to wake up to. Missing some basic hotel comforts - few towels, no extra blankets - Poor lighting in the rooms. Hard to see to pack & unpack. Staff is very young (average age seemed to be 23) - so you get what you get with that. read more

Think about the last time you checked into a hotel. Think about how friendly the teenager or night manager who checked you in was, and how stiff the bed was, and how much everything cost in the mini bar? Remember the peeling wall paper, and unbelievably comfortable chair next to the little shitty coffee pot, adjacent to the ancient TV? Forget all of that, and let me tell you how a Hotel should be. I've never really loved a hotel before; I've been lucky enough to say in penthouse suites in Atlantic City, 5 star hotels in Dublin, London, LA, and the rest. While they were all fine in their own ways, none of them made me want to come back (yes yes, the four seasons treats you very nicely...but it's all fake, every last fucking smile). The Hoxton is, well..different. Maybe it's a product of Dutch culture? They are the happiest people on earth..it's almost sickening how polite they are..until you realize what a better place to live Holland must be when people aren't screaming at you to get the fuck out of their, way as you wait for a tram (that runs on sunshine and corn...as opposed to NYC buses that run on orphan blood and extra leaded gas). Just saying, its nice when a group of people live together and are polite about it. the reception at the Hoxton is a prime example of this. When they ask you if they can do anything for you, they mean it. bottles of water, inquires about how your time is, or if you're enjoying yourself in Amsterdam. The staff is fabulous, there is no other way to say it. Like I said, sickening. the rooms themselves were as awesome as they come. You walk in to a satellite radio (wrapped in leather, high quality) playing a station that fits with the vibe of the hotel. The bed dominates the room, and is extraordinarily comfortable. Don't feel like going down for breakfast (because, as we said earlier, fuck happy people), hang your recycled paper bag outside your door, and the good folks at the Hoxton will fill it with granola yogurt, fruit, and juice. The shower in the bathroom is outstanding, and the exposed copper pipe that brings the hot water to the aforementioned shower works as a towel drying rack. The mini bar has sparkling water and milk in it, which can be replaced at the front desk free of charge (2 euro Heineken's can also be purchased at the front desk to bring back with you, for when you are inevitably destroying some halal food after a long night out in Mokum). This type of quality would cost a whole lot more in New York*, but when you make things this well it's kind of hard to fail. The last thing I will mention about the Hoxton is the dining area/lounge. Locals fill the place up during the day to work on their laptops and sip on coffee. The restaurant is adjacent and serves up a mean burger (10 euro), and a surprisingly good beet salad (8 euro I think?). If you're looking for a good Americano to go, they will make you one at the bar to go on your way out the door in the morning, and are happy to charge it to your room (3 euro a cup, worth it). The flow of the whole hotel starts at this lounge and carries right up to your room, so soak it in. Were there a 6th star option, this place would be pretty damn high on my list of deserving joints; if you are looking for a place to crash in Amsterdam, do yourself a favor and do it here. ______________________________________ *They are opening a location in Brooklyn this year, and I can't wait to check it out - I 100% plan on spending a night with them (and be best friends with them..assuming they are half as nice as their Dutch counterparts...hell I may just move in). read more

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What an incredible hotel! Modern, chic, trendy. By far, without a doubt, the BEST hotel I've ever stayed at. The location could not be better, right in the heart of the canals, walking distance to restaurants, bars, coffeeshops etc. They also have a great restaurant and bar in the hotel. The service was impeccable, the people at the front desk were so helpful and friendly. They gave us directions and helped us pick places to eat. The room comes with free breakfast every morning, you just select what time you want them to drop it off and they deliver it right to your doorstep. Yogurt, granola, banana, and orange juice. Just enough to get you going for the day! This hotel is literally right on the canal, it's super enjoyable to just sit on the edge and dangle your feet over and smoke a joint on the late night. Walk right back into the hotel when you're done. So convenient! I will definitely be staying here next time I visit Amsterdam! read more

4.5 stars for the coffee at the bar in the lobby. Can't speak to consistency among the baristas but I enjoyed a fantastic flat white, probably one of the best cups during my visit to Amsterdam. Look no further for third wave, specialty coffee in Amsterdam. Other good spots include Rum Baba, Scandinavian Embassy and Toki. 3 stars for the brunch menu. The eggplant dip and house salad were satisfying. The sunflower butter toast with seaweed and pickled cucumbers was awful. Curiosity is sometimes a curse. 4 stars for the hotel rooms. Clean, modern and spacious enough for Amsterdam. read more

Generally, I'm not a fan of hotels. Hundreds of identical, soulless rooms where you're a number, not a guest. The Hoxton is the exact opposite of that. This hotel oozes personality in every little way possible, from the tea cups to the soap in the bathroom. And don't get me started on the retro radio, the chrome pipe towel warmers, and the quirky stationery! The staff were super friendly, helpful, and cheerful. It felt more like a (really trendy) friend's home than a hotel. Breakfast is left in a brown bag outside your room at your preferred hour, and the bar/restaurant is lovely with very reasonable prices. There's a fun Amsterdam guide in the room with recommendations from People Who Know, and the bed is just fabulously comfy. Highly recommend! read more

Nice, swanky (and very hipster) hotel. The staff was very welcoming. I booked the cosy room with canal view. The room is a bit small, but not a big deal. It's clean, comfortable, and nicely decorated. Great location with easy walking distance to everything!! read more

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I wasn't staying at the hotel but was only here for dinner on a moderately busy Tuesday evening. The atmosphere and decor is really spot on. I would describe it as being upscale hipster without the pretentious attitude. Once we were seated, it took 20 minutes for someone to take our order. This annoyance could easily be remedied with a glass of wine in hand. I ordered crispy pork belly and once it arrived, I was grateful that I wasn't a vegan. This was one monstrous hunk of meat, or rather fat! In fact it was too much fat. I would've preferred to have pork belly cut in a slab shape to ensure more meat and skin rather than presenting it as a square block. I admit that I pride myself on being able to carve through bone marrow with my canines. Toss the fork and knife and just rip into the skin using hands and teeth is the only way to eat it. ....where is my wine?!! While the pork belly was delicious, it felt as if I had consumed a pound of butter. If I didn't have a complex to finish everything on my plate, I would've left half of it. ...finally my wine arrives! We skipped on dessert thinking the next ice age would come before we got it. Overall nice atmosphere, decent prices for Amsterdam, but the food and service was pretty average. I would come back only for drinks. read more

Highly, highly recommended. Staff couldn't be nicer or more helpful. Even the locals hang out at the bar/restaurant in the lobby. Will 100% return on my next trip!! Seriously, look no further... read more

I can't say enough wonderful things about our stay here! From top to bottom everything was flawless: the decor, the comfort, the food and drinks, and the staff. We were so comfortable we almost didn't want to leave the hotel- but thank goodness we did, because this area is truly the most stunning you will find in Amsterdam. You are steps away from the most wonderful little shops and restaurants. Plus, it was our anniversary and they decorated our room with a cute balloon and note. We can't stop dreaming about when we'll be back! read more