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 here for three nights and really enjoyed my stay. Check in was super fast and easy…read more My room was very clean and large. Especially for Europe. I had a big bed with four different pillows and it was really comfortable. I liked that I could open a window. The view out to the water was very peaceful. There were three sets of curtains so it was easy to have a really dark room that was great for sleeping. The bathroom has a big body wash/shampoo attached to the wall and there is a hand soap by the sink. If you want conditioner, make sure you bring some. I like that you can walk ten minutes down to the ferry and take it over to behind the main train station in Amsterdam. The ferry is free and runs continuously. I believe the hotel shuttle will give you a ride to the ferry but I chose to walk. It's a pleasant and easy walk. There are also many shops and restaurants near the hotel. Super convenient. I will definitely be back.

Quiet side of Amsterdam. Near a supermarket…read more Local restaurants nearby. Free shuttle to the city plus they will pick you up too.

Funky, modern hotel located conveniently across the street from the central train station and in…read morethe middle of all the city center action. Our room was nice and quiet for sleeping. Location is walking distance to many things. Very touristy area, though, so that kept us walking right past most of the shops and restaurants that were nearest to the hotel. Much of the art on display throughout the hotel and in the guest room is quirky and a bit racy. Staff were very friendly and helpful, both at the check-in and concierge counters. They even helped us book tickets for a canal boat tour. Our room was very spacious and clean. We even had a bit of a view from the window (mostly street view, but also a bit of the canal). Like so many modern hotels, the bathroom area was a bit atypical, with the sink and (ample) counter space mostly in the open, while toilet and showers are contained within their own separate stalls. There is actually a switch on the wall that let's you frost or unfrost the glass walls of the bathroom, according to your preferences... definitely don't share a room with someone you won't trust with that power! The hand lotion and soap smelled very nice, FYI. A few quirks. They apparently have to manually unlock the fridge/mini bar from the front desk when you check in. We learned this when we found our fridge was locked upon our arrival. Our room didn't have a remote control for the TV, which didn't really matter since we weren't going to use it, but we wanted to turn the TV off since it displays a room directory by default. Finally, it seems like someone (another guest?) stole the "Do Not Disturb" sign from our door and our neighbors' doors at some point? The front desk helped us with all this stuff, but just some weird things to share. Amsterdam hotels (and particularly in the city center) are wildly expensive. Credit card points helped us stay at this conveniently located, pleasant property.

We had dinner here one night, and overall it was a good meal. It was pricey which isn't a problem…read morefor me but I was surprised to be charged 8 euro for bread and only receive one roll and a minute amount of olive oil. I got a fantastic octopus entree (it was cooked perfectly) and my boyfriend got iberico pork entree, also very good. The desserts were the highlight to me. The one award winning dessert with the peanut butter I wish had more peanut butter as we didn't really discover it till the last bite and it was so tasty. The other passionfruit dessert was so unique and different, I would definitely order that again. Restaurant itself was hip and modern and the service was as expected for an upscale place. I would return again.

Stayed here over the holidays and it was the perfect home base for exploring Amsterdam. The…read morelocation is incredibly convenient--steps from trams and buses, close to the major museums, and within walking distance of high-end shopping like Chanel, Hermès, and Louis Vuitton. The hotel is very family-friendly, which made traveling with kids easy and stress-free. One of the biggest perks was the M Club Lounge, which offers daily breakfast and a comfortable space to recharge between sightseeing. Service was excellent from the start--we arrived early after an overnight flight and were pleasantly surprised to be checked in early, which made a huge difference after traveling. Clean rooms, great amenities, and an unbeatable location. Would absolutely stay here again, especially for a family trip or a holiday visit to Amsterdam.

Excellent stay at the Amsterdam Marriott. Would return in the future…read more Rooms: + Nicely appointed, with everything in tip top shape. + Our room was at the end of a hallway, with an entry foyer, so we heard no noise from the hallway. However, during our stay, a guest in another room opened their door because they could hear people waiting on the elevator. Service: + Everyone is well-trained. Anytime a minor hiccup arose (room was not serviced one day), it was quickly addressed. Elite recognition: + No major upgrades available (NUA denied). Fully sold out hotel during our stay. + M Club Lounge was very nice. Had some of the longest breakfast hours I have seen (6-11am), but was essentially the same thing each morning. It got busy during evening hours (5:30-7:30pm), with some minor variation in food. Heineken (and wines) available during evening canapes. + When room was serviced, given a Tony's Chocolonely bar and stroopwafels in a nice tin. Location: + 25 minute walk to Centraal. Along multiple tram lines.

Stayed here for a few days, just visiting friends and family while wanting to be independant The…read morehotel is very cheap, 1* only but far better than other 3* hotels, where I've stayed before. It is located in the centre, but still a quiet area. Walking distance to the Dam, Palace and so on is about 10 minutes only. The view even to the backyard is fantastic, I'll add a couple of pics. Furthermore the rooms are furnished very simple but you do have all you need. Shower and toilet are separate, which is quite convenient. TV is of course available. The rooms are very tidy and clean, also here again I have seen far worse in more expensive and 'better' hotels in Amsterdam. So after all this is a great place to stay. The 2 brothers who are managing the place are very friendly and kind and don't have any other staff, which makes you feel very safe. E.g. I left valuables in my room and was very sure, no one would ever touch it. The only thing is the very steep stairs no problem for me as I lived in Amsterdam long enough, but probably a big one for people with lots of luggage and not used to Amsterdam stairs. One more thing to mention: there is no restaurant in the hotel. You do have coffee and tea in your room, but you need to go out for breakfast and whatever you want to eat. I will definitely stay there again next time.

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!

TOP NOTCH service and the breakfast was out of this world!!! My travel companion left me stranded,…read moreI missed my train to the London, and so I was forced to book a room at the last minute. Since I am new to Amsterdam, I had no idea where to book and this location is across the water. It was further away that I expected and seemed to be in a business district rather than the "party" district. Actually, it was nice to be in an area that is more calm and quiet. When I finally arrived at the hotel, well past 8 pm, the staff was very helpful. My day was extremely stressful trying to figure out how to continue a trip without the travel partner who booked everything. The staff stepped up and helped me and their attitude calmed me down. I was so grateful for how nice they were to me. One of the staff members said that he really appreciate how nice and calm I was with them and that most people would have been angry in the same circumstances. Those words literally meant the world to me. We lifted each other up that night and so I will always be a fan. Then I went into my room!!!! SWOON! There was a light behind the television that allowed you to change it to 5 or 6 different colors. Very cool! The shower was really big and had a rain shower from the ceiling. Truly my best stay the entire month that I was in Europe. The breakfast spread was so amazing I couldn't stop eating. I never eat that much food, but it tasted incredible. The staff in the breakfast area were also super helpful and kind. When I go back to Amsterdam, and I will, this is for sure where I want to stay!!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!

I found this hotel randomly online for my stay in Amsterdam and absolutely loved it…read more For the price it was amazing. A few notable items - - Check-In & Check-Out process is self serve and seamless. For those that don't love talking to people, this is IT girl. There is a staffed front desk available to assist if you run into any issues. - We booked the basic two person room. The cons - a pretty small room with a bathroom/toilet that is separated by a very thin glass wall; if you're looking for privacy, you're not going to get it. The pros - beds are super comfy and you can airplay your phone on the TV which is great. We also had no issues with WiFi in the room. - Lovely gym that is attached to the lobby. - A self-serve grab and go cart in the lobby area for snacks, water and even DRINKS! I've never been to a hotel that had self-serve beer & wine on TAP. Love that. - The restaurant downstairs actually has pretty good food - we ate here multiple times and enjoyed it. - Ubers we're super easy to call and everything you need to access in the city is 15-30 minutes away. They also had bikes for rent (we didn't take advantage of this) but it was a nice perk. The hotel gives hip vibes - almost like you're on a reality show (think Netflix's The Circle). It's almost between a super elevated hostel and hotel. I personally really enjoyed it and would definitely book again.

Would you stay at a hotel right on the trainlines into the main train station of the largest city…read morein the country? The hotel is also located very close to the docks where our Viking Rhine River cruise boat docked, although it is very difficult to walk there due to busy roadways in the area. The back of the hotel overlooks a dozen railway lines, with the docks in the background. The front of the hotel overlooks the river, and center of the city. We used Hilton honors points for our May 26-May 28, 2024 stay, and got upgraded to a fourth-floor suite, on the corner. Got the usual fresh out of the oven chocolate chip cookies. Place is shaped like a triangle due to sharp angles of the building. Our unit had a spacious bathroom with separate tube and shower, a separate bedroom, and separate living room with a mini bar. Floor to ceiling windows in bedroom and living room. The living room had a sofa, desk, multiple sitting tables and view of the river. Closet without doors, as is common in Europe. One of the quirks of having a corner room is that the unit was shaped like a triangle. Opening the bathroom door would block the main door from opening. Very quiet, as we faced away from the railway tracks, and no vehicle traffic on the combination bike/pedestrian walkway in front of the river. We are Hilton Diamond members and had access to the top floor Executive Lounge, but didn't eat there. Ate downstairs at the free breakfast buffet for Hilton Gold and Diamond members, and free happy hour appetizers/snacks at the bar. The airport is accessible by surface train from the nearby Centraal Station, although if you have check-in luggage, you should take a taxi, as the train cars have very limited room to store oversized luggage, and no overhead storage compartments like airlines. They also make a large number of stops. Rated 100/100 on the walkability scale by Tripadvisor, with 174 restaurants and 67 attractions within 0.3 miles.

This hotel is close to central station, many different canal cruise boats and a 5 min walk to get…read moreinto the Warren of streets in the heart of Amsterdam tourist area with absolute scores of restaurants bars and souvenirs famous red light district and fantastic architecture. Service at the hotel was super friendly and helpful. We had a room overlooking the canal which was great. Room clean bed great and of course free cookies on check in. You could even rent an umbrella for a couple of days. Self serve well stocked Convience store in lobby. Don't forget rooftop terrace as well as a smaller one on floor 10. Walk to the highest room number on that floor and bring you key to access to terrace. I will review restaurants separately

Great place to sit and have a nice little joint or a space cake. The people watching is awesome…read more The staff is super from Ava help me with something that works good for your mindset. the prices are good the menu has a wide selection. I enjoyed the banana bread space cake which tasted amazing and a nice OG hybrid. They have complimentary paper and grinder. I really enjoyed the vibe and just hanging out.

Convenient location , Friendly & Informative Staff, Good products & Great people watching.read more

Interesting place: French food restaurant located in an old industrial building along 't Ij…read morewaterway. Nice view over the water. Food is good. Price is reasonable. Decent price-quality in an original setting.

Ceci n'est pas un hotel…read more But it sure is delicious. This humongous warehouse-based restaurant sits in a re-developed wharf area next to a funky art-house cinema, and numerous bars and restaurants. It is also one of my favorite experiences in Amsterdam-Noord or anywhere. The food tastes like a friend who cooks well made it for you. You can choose a la carte or prix fixe. My sea bass on mashed potatoes with sautéed mushrooms was genuinely comforting. I ate every bite. So did my 2-year old granddaughter and her serving was almost as big as mine! Attentive service by knowledgeable, gracious and ultra attractive young people when most places are suffering for lack of staff this summer of 2022. Consider the 16 foot chandelier made of glass bottles. The vintage cars perched on a hydraulic lift. The pool table. The open kitchen. On a good day, they open the doors wide and the outside blows in on a gentle breeze.