Botel Amsterdam, Amsterdam

My stay at the hotel was a mix of good and not-so-good experiences. The room felt like a building site but was surprisingly spacious and well-positioned within the hotel. The cost was affordable at 42 euros per night in August. The bar service was exceptional, going above and beyond, but some staff seemed unhappy and lacked enthusiasm. The location was fantastic, right on the pier with easy access to Amsterdam Central Station, although a blind on the large window would have been helpful. The dining experience was decent, with good breakfast options but a small bathroom and issue with towel replacement. Overall, a decent stay with some lovely highlights and a few drawbacks.

The hotel is conveniently located in the north part of Amsterdam, offering a peaceful stay with easy access to the hustle and bustle of central Amsterdam via the free ferry service. The rooms, although not luxurious, provide a decent stay while the service, though somewhat disinterested, includes convenient amenities like a welcome drink and tours/ticket assistance.

Upon arrival, the room was freezing cold, but it had all the basics I needed. The service was exceptional, going above and beyond, and the central station was easily accessible via a free boat taxi. The location floating next to an ancient submarine was a unique experience, offering easy access to downtown. The dining experience was good, with a variety of delicious options available. The hotel facilities were satisfactory, meeting my needs during my stay.

Staying at the hotel was a mixed experience. The location, right beside the botel and with excellent access to the city center via a short ferry ride, was perfect for a short stay. However, the rooms were below the pool table, noisy like a ship cabin, and quite old. The service was a mixed bag with helpful and polite assistance from-and-to the central station but rude behavior from some staff members. The dining, offering both continental and hot choices, was good but lacking clarity on breakfast details. Overall, a place with good value for money but with areas needing improvement.

The hotel is located conveniently close to the city, with a free ferry ride across the harbour of Amsterdam, but the rooms were below standard and uncomfortable. The service was helpful, and the dining options were decent though a bit overpriced. The location is excellent for reaching Amsterdam central station with ease.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. While the rooms were comfortable and clean with a great view of the port, the service was initially slow and unfriendly. The location, although a bit tricky to access, offered a unique setting next to a street art museum and a convenient ferry to the city center. The dining options, although not very varied, were decent. Overall, the hotel provided a reasonable stay with a few drawbacks.

The hotel had some positive aspects such as helpful staff and a convenient location with easy access to the city center. The dining options were limited and overpriced.

I stayed at the hotel, and while the rooms were a bit noisy due to ongoing renovations and lacked convenient sockets by the bed, the variety of food choices was decent despite some waiting. The staff appeared unhelpful with a somewhat careless attitude. The location was a mix of positives with a hip vibe by the pier, but the distance from the city center required a long walk after the ferry closed. The dining experience, though hectic at times, offered plentiful and good quality food. Overall, a stay with both ups and downs.

Staying at the hotel was a mixed experience. While the rooms were clean and tidy, they were a bit on the small side and not soundproof. The service, especially with eye glasses, was exceptional but could improve in certain areas. The location, though accessible by a free ferry, was away from the city center, offering peace and quiet but also inconveniences. The dining options were decent but a bit lacking in variety. Overall, a stay with ups and downs.