Amstelveen Holidays from £209

conveniently located small, quiet hotel. Large size bath Lovely balcony Trees and garden view Quiet area Large room Nice sitting area. Foo foo lamp that took up desk space Large number of power outlets USB A outlet by bed Very comfortable bed . Lack of storage in bathroom Nowhere to hang wet towels to dry . Lack of space to out toiletries . Fine if a single person but for a couple , tricky . A shelf above the sink would help Or adding Big towel rails on the doors or Above the toilet . Shower door leaked water onto floor once . Shower door height was too low so had to hold shower head towards shower corner Anyone above 5 feet in height would struggle. single , small elevator, steep stairs

Lovely hotel on a lovely property. Very quiet and comfortable. We had a junior suite and it was spacious and perfect for relaxing. The restaurant was quite good, and we truly enjoyed our meals there.

Plenty of neat local shops and amenities near by.

I had stayed in a Social Hub in Madrid and found it to be an excellent alternative to main stream hotels. The one in Amsterdam was not the case. The location for this hotel is not very good. We were assigned a handicap accessible room without requiring nor requesting one. They did change our room but unfortunately the air conditioning in that room did not work. When I enquired at the desk I was told that none of the rooms had air conditioning because it was illegal in Europe to have AC. This is of course false. The rooms were climate controlled except our room was about 25-28 degrees even though the thermostat was set to 18. They said they would send someone but never did. We survived by opening the window and luckily the fall weather kept the room comfortable for sleeping. We did not spend any daytime hours in the room. Overall, for the money we paid, we could have had a much better hotel room, closer to the city centre and in a safer, more friendlier area. I do not recommend staying at this location.