Hotels near Lucky Hall J&J B.V. in Amsterdam

We stayed 4 nights at the hotel and it was great if you don’t mind being a bit outside downtown. Hotel was great. Very nice staff and very happy with the room. Had a problem with the fridge which he didn’t manage to fix so he switched it out! No problem. 😊 less then 10 minutes from the Foodhallen and very close to a kids wadding pool which was perfect for our 1 year old.

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.

We stayed here for 3 nights and returned home yesterday. The hotel was good for the price we paid, as compared to most other hotels in Amsterdam it is incredibly cheap. However I’m unsure as to why it has 4 stars, as in my opinion it’s more like a 3 star. The lobby is bright and clean, and has good luggage storage places for if you arrive before check in or need to leave much later than check out etc. The toilet in the lobby is clean and large, making it easy to freshen up after your flight etc. The staff were happy and friendly and always able to help with booking taxis etc. We did not have breakfast included and instead opted to go out for breakfast so I cannot comment on how good the food is. We booked 2x standard double rooms for a couples trip. Our rooms were conveniently situated next door which was good. However, both rooms were not clean enough. The bathroom sink had hair in it upon arrival, the toilet brush was not new and not even clean, and there was something I can only describe as ‘poo water’ in the bottom of the toilet brush holder, which was disgusting. The towels are very small and not very soft, which was also disappointing. And the robes were also tiny. I am 67kg and 5ft 6 so very average and the robes barely fitted me, let alone my husband. They’ve chosen to use a lot of mirrored furniture in the rooms and this is a lovely addition, if it’s clean. And unfortunately, none of the mirrored furniture was clean upon arrival, and still never got cleaned at all throughout our stay. There were finger prints, dust and other smears all over the TV table, bedside tables and on the mirrors behind the bed on the head board, which was pretty gross. The mini fridge also did not include any basic snacks or drinks, not even a cold bottle of water upon arrival. Although our friends staying next door said they had one small 500ml bottle of water, whilst we had nothing. When the room got cleaned on the first day, they didn’t empty the bin properly and a wet tea bag was left in the bottom, again- not good. Our room was also not cleaned at all on the second day, neither was our friends room. Neither room had the ‘do not disturb’ sign on it, and we left the hotel at 8.30am and didn’t return until 5.30pm to get ready for dinner- so they had plenty of time to clean it. Therefore we never got fresh sheets, clean dry towels and more toilet roll etc. The corridors of the hotel need updating. They’re very dark and not at all clean. Lots of damaged paintwork and discoloured doors etc. The location was ok. If you’re looking to go to Amsterdam and visit all the sites like Anne frank museum, Vondelpark and the main canals etc, this probably isn’t the hotel for you, as it’s at least a 20 minute (30+ euro) taxi ride into town each way. I would recommend going more central as this was a lot further than we originally thought, even after doing research on Google maps. However, at £800 for 3 nights for both rooms, it was much cheaper than more centrally

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 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.

The good: First and foremost, the staff. All very friendly doing their best to help with any problem that may arise, whether it has to do with your stay at he hotel or not. Good location, close to the museum quarter, five minutes' walk to the tram station that goes to Dam square and the train station, in a quiet residential street. OK: Rooms are very small and compact, but that seems to be the general situation in Amsterdam, and if you're out all day seeing the sights then it's not a deal breaker. The bad: Housekeeping needs to get their act together. Checked in, went up to the room, entered the bathroom and was greeted by a very strong smell of mildew or something similar. Fortunately I was immediately given another room without any argument. Went up to the room, entered the bathroom, and noticed that one of the overhead lamps was not working. Took a shower and found that there's a drainage problem with the water draining so slowly that I had to shut the water flow so as not to have water overflowing onto the floor. Nothing tragic, and it was all fixed the next day, but one would think that the job of housekeeping is to take care of these problems BEFORE the guest checks in, not after.

Amsterdam hotels are known to be very expensive, especially at key times of the year, so trying to find something of value, and comfort is always a big ask. The NL Hotel is conveniently located a short walk from the centre of the city and is a converted house. The space has been very well utilized, however it has some of the steepest stairs I have ever experienced! Not a problem for me, but could be a challenge for others. It does have an elevator you can use with your bags, but it's big enough for one person. My room was very small. Surprisingly, the bathroom was a decent size. The main benefit here is that you have your own air conditioning unit in the room which was very welcome. There's a Nespresso machine, however, just two pods per day is your limit! There's also a wall mounted TV and a small wardrobe. However in my room there was nowhere to sit apart from the bed. There is a panel on the wall that you can select whether you want your room made up or not, which is very, very bright at night, and be warned the stairs from the ground floor to the first are incredibly noisy, so if you are in a first floor room, you will hear plenty of noise from people coming up the stairs. Now I know why complimentary ear plugs are provided. Fresh towels are provided daily if you want them which was a bonus.

Hotel location is OK, convenient travel, clean and sanitary, complete facilities, cost-effective, suitable for travel, the room is not large, no major problems found, we recommend everyone to stay.

It's quite clean. It would be better if the charger has power. It's like thunder when passing the tram outside. But at this price in Amsterdam, what kind of bicycle do you need?

The biggest advantage of this hostel is the close location to Railway Station Centraal. You just use the fairy (free of charge) over the river and walk 5 minutes. The public facility in the hostel is another big advantage. Many tables, sofas, and electricity plugs to work. The buffet breakfast has a large choice of food. The rooms have station double beds. The rooms are small and no good to work. This should be done in the public area.