Amsterdam Hostels

The hotel room was extremely small, and climbing the ladder to the bed was difficult. Even in the lower-bed rooms, there wasn’t enough space to properly stretch your legs because the roof was too low. It was very cramped, and moving around inside the room was uncomfortable. Although the staff was nice.

Seriously, no need to specifically stay at an all-female hostel for a single trip! No need at all! First, let's talk about the location. It's about a fifteen-minute walk from the metro station, and there are plenty of eateries and supermarkets along the way, but Amsterdam's food scene is just okay... To get to the city center's museums, it's a forty-minute journey involving a metro transfer to a tram. There's really no need to make a special effort to stay here. Plus, if you're unlucky, you might even encounter male maintenance workers on certain days, which makes it even less appealing. As for the bathroom lights, if no one is in the common area for a while, they automatically turn off. You have to step out of the shower stall and wave your hand to get them to turn back on.

The location is very good, very close to the museum and the canal, there is a meal downstairs just to pay, but the taste is very wanting to stop when passing by, but unfortunately we have arranged the itinerary, next time we have the opportunity to choose to stay here. p.s. does not provide toiletries, bath towels and hair dryers, etc., to prepare by yourself, such as forgetting to bring a hair dryer or can be borrowed at the counter, but the number is limited (depending on luck (?)

Interesting concept. It was my first time staying in a motel like this. The bed was quite small, though. I stayed in the upper bunk bed. Considering the price and it was overbooked everywhere else and I only need a few hour to sleep over, I think it was quite okay. Nevertheless the place is quite nice and clean. It has shared kitchen, places to hang around, to work, etc.

I stayed in this hotel in the heart of Amsterdam and the experience was very positive. The location is really unbeatable: a few steps from the main channels, museums and the most lively areas of the city. Perfect to walk or with public means. The room was clean, modern and soundproof, although not particularly spacious. Breakfast is also good, with a variety of choice and fresh products. A small note: the price is a little higher than the services offered, but given the central position it is understandable. In general, a great choice for who wants to live Amsterdam in comfort. Advised!

Pros: location Cons: location! Location is very convenient, lots of restaurants and bars around the hostel. However, this means that a lot of the downside of staying somewhere “where the party is” was also there. Some guests will come back home drunk and make a lot of noise, also if staying on Friday nights music from the nearby clubs can be disruptive if you’re a light sleeper. Nonetheless, room was okay, and having a bathroom inside the room was really nice.

Staff are great, very laid back and welcoming. It's staffed 24/7 which is rare. Comfortable beds which are already made for your arrival, which is also rare. It has a decent vending machine with beer in it! To top it all off there is probably the best lidl in Europe I have been to right across the road!

Not too far from main centram Amsterdam. Good food around hotel and we found that turns out the hotel is just one or two block from red light district. Minimum amenities.

-taxes were added when we arrived, each night we add to pay 2€ per person plus others taxes not mentioned when we booked. -it was very noisy, all night we could hear slamming doors and people talking from Time to Time. -The bedroom was very big and well equiped (fridge) and the host was nice and handful. For the price it was overall correct.

The staff are very friendly and the location is excellent, there is a bus to the airport 397, and there is a tram to the train station, supermarket and restaurant opposite.