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Oude Zijds Voorburgwal 21, 1012 EH Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Oude Zijds Voorburgwal 21, 1012 EH Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Definitely overpriced to say the least (but hotels in Amsterdam seem to be very expensive in general). It doesn't have a bar as advertised in many places, wifi works o lying in the lobby and not everywhere as advertised, the whole thing is very run-down...More
Stayed here with a couple of mates for a couple of days.
Location is spot on.
This is a hostel more than a hotel. Communal bathrooms and showers.
Rooms are kinda cold.
Twin room just had 2 beds in, no room to walk between them,...More
While the hotel has an excellent location and is affordable in expensive Amsterdam it is otherwise awful. It was dirty and dark. The carpet, walls and bannisters of the extremely steep stairs(no lift) were all excessively grubby. The share bathroom and toilet were very old...More
I recently stayed at this hotel....area was spot on and close to the train station
The receptionist was great and friendly and that's where anything good ended!!!!
Rooms are disgustingly filthy,stains on the walls everywhere...table full of cigarette burns curtains all ripped! I got woken...More
We stayed here for 3 nights, All the Staff were friendly and very helpfully.
Very steep stairs! Would not recommend this place if you have any type of disability.
Room was a bit dirty and badly needed to be updated.
Clean sheets and super comfy...More
To visit Amsterdam and not explore De Wallen (the Dutch name for this area) or to go only to gawk at its saucier aspects would mean missing the opportunity to view some of the city’s most picturesque canals, historic landmarks, and impeccably presented examples of traditional local architecture – not to mention Amsterdam’s own Chinatown, Europe’s largest Buddhist temple and more local treasures. Sure, there are some
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less salubrious activities drawing the curious to this age-old part of time. Nevertheless, the Red Light District is still a very safe and incredibly fascinating area where at the turn of a corner you can be transported from the dingy glow of modern day neon red to a glorious 16th century Delft blue dreamscape.