Amrath Hotels hotels in Red Light District, Amsterdam

"I absolutely loved this hotel and would stay there again and again. Its location is absolutely key, right next to the Dam Square, which felt like the “hub” of Amsterdam. It was walkable to canals, Royal Palace, Chinatown, and many other sites. When we arrived at the train station (huge,) it is only 12-15 minutes walk with luggage. Many restaurants were in the area, and the best souvenir shop was across the street. We found the Spar grocery store in a 5 minutes walk and stored our breakfast sandwiches in the refrigerator in the room to save $. Staff was super helpful for us to find our way. The room was quiet, comfortable, and spacious. I don’t think anyone would regret staying here! "

"Loved everything about this property especially all the staff from the front desk to housekeeping. Traveling solo so the care and security from this hotel was awesome!"

"So close to the Amsterdam Centraal so it makes it easy to go to Schiphol airport, near tourist attractions, near all the action, concierge very helpful- I think his name was David. It’s our second time staying in this hotel and we will always stay here whenever we visit Amsterdam!!"

"Excellent location and very helpful staff and excellent restaurants. "

"It was quiet and funky "

"Great location."

"Excellent hotel with great amenities and a delicious breakfast. The heart of Amsterdam is easily reachable by subway. "

"Amazing staff and service as usual. Definitely be back!"

"We had a great stay and it was mainly due to the location and most of the staff . We could walk to many areas and also well connected to transportation. In general we were welcomed with a friendly smile and very helpful staff. I would normally give 5 stars for service except for the fact that the some of the staff at breakfast from Tuesday till our departure on Friday seemed unhappy and at times. One was even banging the covering for the buffet and coffee station. It’s was very off putting. Specially since it seemed he was unhappy about being asked for milk. "