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We have just spent 11 nights in this lovely hotel in the tranquil Oud Zuid neighbourhood with it's huge trees. Great location - my husband could walk to the RAI Centre and I could easily take the trams to the city or walk to attractions close by such as Vondel Park and Rijks Museum or the beautiful shopping streets in the area. The hotel is decorated in soft tones and has a calming atmosphere with soft music playing and scented candles burning in the lounge area. Friendly staff greeted with smiles every time we entered through the sliding doors and were very helpful with advice about getting around the city. Our room was very comfortable with a huge bed, a beautiful view over the trees outside and luxury amenities in the spotlessly clean bathroom. We did not dine in the Kersentuin restaurant but preferred to spend the last meal of our trip in the lounge area which has a more casual menu - this was the best meal of the entire time we were in Amsterdam! A hotel highly recommended!

The hotel is nicely situated at the waterfront with superb views to one of the channels. It's located a couple of miles south but it wasn't a problem for us. The number 5 tram stops nearby and takes you to the heart of the city or a couple of stops south to Amsterdam Zuid train station. From the outside it looks more like an old-fashioned congress center. However the inside is really nice and modern. The rooms are spacious and nicely furnished. Bathroom was fully equipped and immaculate. The hotel had very helpful staff which did make the stay enjoyable.

We arrived on King's Day and hotels around downtown was fully booked/very highly priced. Luckily for that, we came across Sir Albert Hotel! Hotel was very sleek, clean, modern, n was extremely near to our favourite Albert Cuyp Market! Who cares if the room was slightly away from downtown (less noisy anyway) & small, it had everything we needed. Best way to end our honeymoon trip, thanks to Sir Albert Hotel :-)

It was my fiancé and I little Christmas break at Amsterdam. After reading the reviews we decided to book at the park hotel. To be honest, we loved staying at the park hotel. The hotel was nice and clean, the staff were friendly and helpful. The food at MOMO restaurant was wonderful. The location was one of the best thing. And it wasn’t noisy. 10 mins on tram to central. We will be back again soon.

Booked into this budget hotel upon our arrival in Amsterdam, although we noticed that the room lights were not working. We approached the front desk staff and with great enthusiasm, he volunteered to personally fixed the issue for us while housing us in another room to wait. He got it fixed within 15 minutes, the room was kept clean and size was manageable for the price you pay. Definitely would recommend to anyone looking for a budget place to stay!

The hotel is very near from the Rijksmuseum Bus Stop and I Amsterdam sign. Small but will give you a homey vibes. The staff are very helpful and accommodating. Breakfast is basic, ham, cereals, cheese, yogurts, fruits etc. You will need to take stairs going up to the Hotel lobby and to the breakfast area. If you have a heavy luggage, it will be quiet challenging going up to the reception area. From Amsterdam Schipol Airport, you can take the bus 397 to Leidseplein and get off at Rijksmuseum. Then just cross the street and u will see Jan Lujikenstraat street where the hotel is located. If you choose to get the train, you will get off at Amsterdam Centraal and just take tram 2 or 5. You will get off on the same bus stop: Rijksmuseum. It is also a 10 mins walk to Leidseplein where you can get unlimited ribs for €10 from 10pm onwards. There are lots of bars and ‘coffee shops’ located here. Enjoy Amsterdam!

6 continents and 43 countries...I know hotels and this hotel provided the best service I have ever received in my entire life. The rooms itself are European and typical of what one would expect but the service and value far surpass anything I have ever experienced. I was greeted warmly by name by the owner, Henke, and provided prompt attention and service by his staff. After my first night, I started to realize there would be a mess in trying to fly out of Schipol and I was indeed was caught in the recent traveling chaos in Europe that also affected Amsterdam. So, you can imagine the traumatic experience I could have had but Henke and his hotel helped to make the time of being stranded bearable and almost enjoyable. He held my room that night and rather than increase the rate due to the limited availability of rooms in the area, he decreased the rate and checked on me daily to ensure that I would not forced to spend any night of my three at the airport on a cot. So, surviving this ordeal, I have nothing but warm regards and no complaints whatsoever regarding my stay at Hotel Zandbergen and I now an so thankful to consider Henke a friend.

We stayed in the executive room, which was lovely. It's actually even nicer in person. There were plenty of places to keep your things organized, and the staff was so helpful and polite if we needed anything at any time. Also, the bathroom is so luxurious! The location of this hotel is probably the best part. It's no more than 30 min walking to any major parts of Amsterdam -- and 5 to 10 minutes walking from most places -- and luxury brand shopping is the next street over. Even though you are so close to everything, is still very quiet and residential, so it feels very authentic. My friend and I didn't enjoy the breakfast as much, but the option is there if you are in a rush. Still, there are so many places to go to as soon as you turn the corner. It's a great gem of a hotel and I look forward to staying there again the next time I'm in Amsterdam!

Please train your staff. He doesnt know how to deal with the customer. Making faces infront of us. I booked a quad rm with 1 infant. We arrived 5 pax w/ 1 infant because my sister change her mind. He was telling me that i only booked for 4 and infant is the 5th one which is not included. I was totally dissapointed. I dont want to argue with him that time because we are freakin tired of the flight. He can explain it to us in a nice way. They should have a warm welcome to their customer and Greet your customers with a smile. If only i can give negative star for the staff i would. Hopefully next time staff will be nice and professional. Overall hotel is great also the breakfast.

Good hotel in a good location. Very close to the Van Gogh and other museums (in the museumplein and Vondelpark area). Not far from the central area of town, medieval center, if you don't mind a 20- to 30-minute lovely city walk. We did not try their breakfast, which at 12 euros may be expensive for some travelers, but not really expensive for Amsterdam. Also, Vondelpark is a really nice park. We had a room on the bottom floor, below the front desk area. Probably not the best, but worked out ok. The tub courtain is way too long. An important issue is that the room safe still has the factory default code enabled, which, of course, should have been changed by management. I wanted to use it but did not due to this issue. I stayed at two hotels in Europe in this trip, this one, and Teatro B&B in Lisbon. Both had this same issue regarding default codes. Hope all hotels address this problem soon.

Amongst all the hostels I have been staying thru out my days of backpacking around the world, I would not deny that Amsterdam hotel inner is the cleanest and had the best range of breakfast for me. 1) cleaning done everyday before 11am, with everyday change of towels. 2) buffet breakfast, includes hard boil eggs, cereals of 2 choices, 3 types of bread, cakes, ham, cheese, cucumber, tomatoes, butter, margarine, chocolate fillings, strawberry jam, coffee machine, giving u 8 choices of coffee to choose from, tea, and fruit juice dispenser. The reception is helpful enough, despite 1 or 2 creepy people working there not smiling, the others are really fine. It really doesn't bother me. Location wise: Across the road, there is a super market, where u may get your pre-made food for lunch or dinner, if u are tight on budget, because food in Amsterdam is so expensive, I wouldn't wanna spend so much on fine dining, steak, etc. Transport: trams and buses as well are in well walking distance, in fact I almost did my trip by foot, ESP to town and some of the attractions. Besides, I think walking is the best way to explore as you can stop anytime you wish.

This was a booking made for a conference attendance otherwise. The hotel service was first rate, the staff friendly and attentive. The room was pleasantly and sensibly appointed, though not huge. Meals (breakfasts) were adequate, although not on par with other hotels in this league. I had a pleasant stay but at this high end of the market one shouldn't have to pay extra for an internet connection.

We ended up staying for 3 nights. The staff was a accommodating to our comfort but not particularly to our budget. Fairly inexpensive, however breakfast is not included at €7.50 extra per person. The rooms are nice with bathroom and table. Beds are comfortable and room is overall very kempt. The doors and walls are a little thin so you can hear people entering and exiting their rooms occasionally. If you have lots of luggage, don't stay in the top floor. No elevator and the stairs are narrow and steep (like most Dutch architecture). However, overall I would definitely stay here again. Very close to Vondel park and a few restaurants/ cafés. Sweet staff and just about 15 minutes from central station. Not too shabby.

We loved our stay at the College Hotel. We found it the perfect base for exploring Amsterdam, with a tram stop right outside the door taking ten mins into central Amsterdam. Staff were very friendly and helpful and spoke excellent English. Everything was very clean and tidy. The old building was beautiful and the hotel has really played up to the period features to give an opulent feel, emphasising the high ceilings and old wooden doors. The bathroom felt 5-star and I loved the rainhead shower. The curtains were blackout curtains, which was great for sleeping in late! Would most definitely recommend and would love to stay here again. My only dislike was that the double bed was two single beds pushed together (seems common in Amsterdam), which is annoying if you roll into the middle of the bed or sleep close!

very enjoyable, nice view, near a small park, view of park and old Amshterdam,, near shops that sell stuff like food which is always handy when you are a human. Good value but obviously not a four star hotel as is reflected in price. Some people may struggle with the shower flooding the bathroom but i thought it was quite fun as a broom-handle squeedgie is supplied which makes light work of the puddle.

We really enjoy our staying in the hotel, the location is the best! one of the best things in our staying in the apollo hotel was the great staff, they was very nice, specially Zoubida, she was so nice to us, she make our trip much better! we never expired this kind of friendly Front Office Manager! our next trip in Amsterdam will be in this Hotel! Thanks for Everything!

Very nice staff, cozy hotel, all one needs, great and quiet residential location, tram stop to city center and Central station close by. Nice breakfast offering and bar for little snacks rest of the day. Staffed reception 24/7. Nice little private balconies and/or terraces for a bit of relaxing fresh air. Room number on is a studio one could live in long term; the standard rooms are rather small but very convenient. No elevator in the traditional Dutch residential building, so book a room downstairs if traveling with heavy luggage or so.