Hotels with Jacuzzi in Amsterdam

"Nice location, between Van Gogh Museum and the Hoofstraat (the luxury goods stores) , 1 minute walk away. Transportation is convenient. The room is clean, quite and comfortable, in particular with Slippers and USB-C power socket provided, which are in good sense of convenience for international travelers. Breakfast is the typical continental style with fried eggs, bacon and cheeses. It is the best choice for the next trip."

"It's very clean the stuff is very kind and cooperative also the breakfast is great I recommend this hotel because it is just perfect"

"This hotel is new and well-maintained. It is conveniently located just 20 minutes by tram from the train station and 30 minutes from the main museums. The rooms are clean and comfortable. However, there were a few minor issues. The door to our room was extremely heavy, making it difficult for some guests to open. Additionally, the air conditioning unit made a cleaning sound during the night, which was disruptive to our sleep. Overall, this hotel offers good value for money and I would recommend it to others."

"Located in a park, very relaxing The museum can also be reached by tram in 4 stations. However, the room as a whole is not very efficient, and the shower and washbasin are cluttered, and it feels a little cramped."

"Everything was up and up. The room was speckless, and the breakfast was rich in choice and delicious. Both the hotel and restaurant staff were extremely courteous and professional. I was also able to deposit my bag before the room was ready. The only complaint I have was the shower water temperature: it was too hot no matter how I adjusted it."

"The hotel is located in the heart of Amsterdam's Dam Square, to Chinatown, just a 10-minute walk from the red light district. The hotel is opposite the Queen's department store, the most exclusive department store in Amsterdam with many designer shops, and the shopping street is the second road on the left side of the hotel. On the pedestrian street, about two or thirty minutes is the flower market. On the right side is the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum. On the first floor is the famous watch shop. Walk to Haicheng Restaurant for five minutes. The hotel has only 16 rooms in a boutique hotel. It takes about 30 minutes to get to the airport. It can be reached by walk from Amsterdam Central Railway Station for about 15 minutes. It is recommended to take a taxi for large luggage, because the road along the road is uneven and difficult to tow. Between 20-30 euros, because you have to detour. The hotel ci is located on the third floor, the service is warm and thoughtful, the rooms are spacious and comfortable, stylish and sophisticated, the smart panel control system is convenient to use, provide late bed service, welcome chocolate and use French Langfan toiletries in Amsterdam hotel Should be among the best. The hotel offers a restaurant on the third floor, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. The only products are available, and the price is not high. Because there are too many restaurants around the hotel, the competition is strong. The bar is also on the third floor, and the evening is fragrant. This hotel is worth checking in, but it needs to be booked 15 to 30 days in advance, otherwise the price will rise."

"Great location and service. Room space was a bit tight and there was some knocking sounds. I woke up every 2 hours. Idk if someone was knocking on the pipes so that it won’t freeze up or someone was working on them on the other side. It was extremely annoying. Other than that it’s a good location."

"Traveling to Europe, especially in Amsterdam, you don't have to choose ”high-end hotel”, the location is the most important, because the beautiful scenery is outside, the hotel facilities are flat, because European small hotels usually do not have a hot water, so get used to Drink "tap water", and plugs to bring, converters bought in a domestic store can not be used, because the socket is round and sunken, the domestic converter, has a hexagonal appearance, basic Do not plug in the Continental socket, be sure to bring it correctly. Anyway, if you recognize the purpose of the city's tourism, you can choose the right price hotel."

"After returning from Iceland, I opted to stay here again. This time, my room was on the 3rd floor, but there's no direct elevator access – you have to switch elevators on the second floor. The room didn't have any stirrers, and when I asked, the front desk wouldn't send them up; I had to go down to get them myself. What was truly frustrating was the motion-sensor light in the bathroom. It would always turn off automatically halfway through my shower, leaving me in complete darkness. I'd essentially be left in the dark twice during a single shower!"