Hotels near Barmhartige Samaritaan in Amsterdam

I have stayed in this hotel for many many times since 2016, it was Ramada back then, I have never being noticed as a regular customer , more than that , the reception manager **** is extremely rude and awful, I have never had such a bad experience in any hotel let alone the hotel that I like and attached with, they really should hire a better person for the reception and make the hotel better

The Hotel is quite far from the center, but it is 50 m from a metro station, so consider the price of public transport (which is not cheap in Amsterdam). The hotel is nice, it has a nice common area. The room is not very big, it does not have a minibar, it has air conditioning and the blackout curtain is not so efficient in blocking the light. The bathroom is a little uncomfortable because the shower curtain is made of plastic and water leaks in all the corners, they could use a glass shower.

Love the energy and vibe of this place The front desk is so helpful and so knowledgable The breakfasts are such a wonderful way to start your day The rooms are clean though they did have some plumbing issues ( the water from the flush tank kept running ) but these are quick fixes I would definitely come back here again Yours Ryan

Very clean room. Lack of toiletries compare to other similar hotels (no hand body, tooth brush, shower cap). Easy check in/check out. Close to tram stop to downtown. Several supermarket nearby: Lidl and Albert Heijn.

Pros: The location is about 500m from Slotrejik station and very convenient as it only takes one station to go Amsterdam Central and Airport. Cons: - Staffs are not always at reception so sometimes you need to wait 15-20mins until someone shows up - The bed is small and low. There’s no curtain so there’s not much of privacy here - And what I hate the most is there is no noise proof so it’s quite noisy. Pleae think twice if you are not willing to here the loud talking and construction until 2-3 am everyday. I barely had a good sleep during 2 days at the hotel

The hotel is located on the outskirts of Amsterdam. It is 35 minutes ride via tram 17 from the central station, but you might have to wait it for about 10 minutes, and there is a 15 minutes walk from tram stop to hotel, so you are looking for about 1 hour to get from hotel to city center. It is a residential area, and there is nothing interesting nearby though you can eat at a very decent Sahan restaurant. On the other hand we saw rabbits and geese near the hotel :-) The room and bathroom were really large, there were beds, a chair, and armchair, a desk, a small round table, a dresser, a closet. The breakfast cost 14.50 euro. and it was excellent. There were hot items (scrambled eggs, fried bacon, kidney beans), cheese, sausages, fruits, pastries, different type of bread, juices, etc. The room and bathroom were clean but the cleaning team cold do better (I accidently dropped a cotton ball on the shower floor and found it on the next day on the same place). Unfortunately there was no tea/coffee in the room. You can buy tea at the reception but it would cost 2 euro. There was no refrigerator in the room. The staff is nice and helping customers providing maps etc. The hotel located about 15-20 minutes from the airport which is also convenient for visiting Keukenhof gardens.

An American’s perspective Traveling for work for almost 4 weeks. I had the 2 bedroom apartment at almost 800 square feet. The layout had the bedrooms along one long hallway and while divided by the water closet and shower bathroom , the bedrooms did not have any doors. So the bedrooms are semi private from eachother. Not totally private. The open concept living room and kitchen area was very large and well appointed with a pull out couch and table and chairs for 6. The smart tv worked well there were two walls with full windows. One side had 2 windows that partially opened and a front balcony door that could open but you weren’t allowed to open it fully. Only about 5 inches. It was very hot and humid when I arrived so the inability to open windows for cross breeze and the poor air conditioning made it unbearable . They did provide a fan which helped, and eventually the heat spell passed. The beds were comfy but the mattress topper was extremely soft and it was better without it. No windows in the sleeping areas. Plenty of closet space and a safe but no drawers. Closets with shelving to stack things. The kitchen was well stocked with utensils , an electric cook top and a convection oven. I didn’t cook on the cooktop because the pans were too worn looking. I am sure if I asked they would’ve given me a cleaner looking one. Dishwasher worked fine. Apartment sized fridge with freezer. Bigger than a dorm fridge. No ice cube trays. Outlets. There were Plenty in the bedroom areas but not enough in the living room. Only 2, but lucky I had an extension adapter to reach to use my laptop at the kitchen table. Free Wi-Fi. Someone else mentioned that the lobby is very dark and it is. It’s not lit very well and gloomy upon arrival. That paired with the “garden” in the front seems very bleak and grey. But that could be construed as normal for Europe. I believe they only clean on a weekly basis for extended stays. The cleaning person that did clean my unit did a great job. The front desk staff was very friendly and helpful. The reason I didn’t give them 5 stars was because one day my friend came back to the room and it had 4 men in it fixing a window. I told the front desk that I understood they had a repair but they did not tell me. The front desk staff said they did not know about it either and was very apologetic but if they didn’t know then who let them in ? I had the do not disturb sign on , yet they still entered. There is no smoking in the hotel but the **** smell is still rampant. I guess that’s normal now. The smoke alarms did go off a few times. But the staff communicated through a speaker if it was a true emergency which it wasn’t. It’s sully people burning food. It was convenient to have food delivered through Uber eats or the Amsterdam version of door dash. Groceries can be delivered through Klink. There is a small restaurant in the lobby that has a limited menu. But convenient to grab a light meal. There are 2 supermarkets

The hotel was very clean, modern and comfortable. The staff were lovely and very helpful when asked any questions or for travel advice. The reception area was very welcoming and the bar/restaurant was top class. The breakfast had a good selection of food and drinks - was well worth it. There is a Lidl round the corner which is very reasonable. The tram/bus/metro tickets were well worth the money and once we figured out our routes they were very easy to use (and frequent) - just remember to scan in and scan off the bus/tram/metro. It took us about 30 mins to get to the centre of town. I would 110% recommend this hotel and it’s staff to anyone looking for accommodation in Amsterdam.

The bedroom is spacious and heating bars in the toilet is excellent. Love the cleanliness of the room and hotel. Nice service staff in the breakfast room. The guy opened up the buffet breakfast at 6am for us, 14paxs to pack our breakfast for our onwards early journey to Paris. Tqvm ya🥰🙏. Strategic location, just beside the train station.

A group of us stayed at this hostel over the past weekend it was everything we needed for the price point. The staff were extremely kind and helpful in attending to our needs. Transport links are a quick walk away to get to the centre of Amsterdam.