5 Star Hotels in Amsterdam

Given the reviews, I was not keen to stay here, but thanks to Ajax v Napoli there were no others available. To sum up, this isn't a 5 star hotel by any stretch of the imagination. It is a 3 star hotel. Positives: - Location is superb - Architecturally stunning building - Large room (in my case, at least) - WiFi speeds are good. I was able to do video meetings from my room - Staff were pleasant and friendly Negatives: - Inside, the hotel is dark and in a state of disrepair - The kitchen closes early, and room service appears to not be possible. I was told that I should download Uber Eats if I wanted food after 10pm. - The room is tidy, but basic areas like around the sinks, bath, windows and TV were dirty - There is a smell of sewage that comes from the shower drain - The majority of channels on the TV are unavailable - There is no air conditioning. I had 2 tower fans in my room, and I had to use them both just to stay cool - No help with luggage, not that I couldn't manage myself - You get a bottle of water on the table when you check in. I had some the first night because it was so hot in the room. The second night when I was working late, I turned to open my fresh bottle. Nope! Same half empty bottle, had just been moved back to the table again. This is supposed to be a 5 star hotel! Stay somewhere else. A few weeks earlier, I stayed in the Sofitel Legend. THAT is a 5 star hotel.

This review is based purely on our own experience. We had an amazing time at this hotel. All the staff were great and friendly. If you needed anything they would get it for you. Felt welcomed from arrival. The room was super clean and had everything we needed. The bed was so comfortable it made us realise how uncomfortable ours is back home. The shower was big enough for two 😉. Breakfast was plentiful with a mix of continental and cooked. You also get a choice of different cooked eggs. I personally enjoyed having an omelet with spinach. Enjoyed the social hour every day between 4 and 5 pm. They do have a restaurant too but we ate out. The cocktail bar is nice, didn't hear the music from our room. I would easily recommend this hotel and hope to visit again in the future. Yes there are (at time of writing) Road works outside but we didn't hear any noise coming from them. If you arrive by train, don't waste money on a taxi as its only a short walk from the station. On a side note, if you want to do a canal cruise, I'd recommend doing the open top one. Yes it is a little more expensive but you get longer, see more and can ask questions to the skipper as you go round.

Great location, near to food places and the canal. The only time it was inconvenient is over the weekends when the close off the roads after 10.30pm till 7am the next morning so taxi or ubers can't drop you off at your hotel lobby, so something to be wary of when checking in or out with huge luggages over the weekend. Nothing to complain about the hotel itself however, will definitely be back!

Set right next to the best part of the city, Leidseplein which is very well connected to all the notable landmarks including walkable distance to both the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh museum as well as the famous Voldelpark. The hotel has very modern interiors and all the facilities to make ones stay comfortable. The room and bathroom were very clean and spacious unlike the other European hotels. The hotel staff were courteous and helpful. There are 100's of restaurants serving all types of food and all are within walking distance from the hotel. Getting to Dam Square which is the shopping hub and Amsterdam Central station is just a single tram ride. Overall, the hotel is very clean and comfortable and nothing can beat the convenient location of this hotel.

The hotel is near the river, you can see the scenery when you go out, but it is a bit inconvenient to play. To make the front desk reservation, the hotel design is a bit artistic, and it is a good staying experience.

The location of the hotel was good. It's walking distance from the central station and surrounded by many shops and restaurants. The staff were friendly and the receptionist even walked me to the lift. However, the layout of the hotel was a little weird as the lift to my room was a small one in a corner next to the carpark entrance. Wasn't a good impression given the amount paid for the stay. The room was small but the decor was pleasing and very comfortable. The toilet was of a good size and the shower was relatively wide. Breakfast provided at the hotel was good.

I’ve never written a review before. But I think that this hotel was so delightful (and reasonably priced), maybe I should. Best thing about the place? The cheerful staff. Especially Precious, in the breakfast room, who anticipated our every need — with a smile. And Iago (spelling?), the bartender, was amazing. Loved it here.

Good hotel to explore the city, a metro station is within 3 minute walk! The hotel is pretty new with a modern fit out! Would definitely stay there again

Art'otel is a family friendly hotel. It is centrally located and very close to the train station. We took the train from the airport to central station. The hotel was within a 5 minute walk. They let us check in early as our flight landed there in the morning. The hotel was very clean. The staff were very friendly and gave us great service. Breakfast was very good with a variety of options. Excellent espresso! We were able to walk to many of the attractions.

The surrounding environment is quite good. The service is absolutely first class. The suite will be selected next time. The classic room is a bit small.