Amsterdam advice

Just_Passing_Bi

Anyone recommend a hotel within walking distance of all Amsterdam attractions, I think Dam Square seems to be the place to be.

This will be for 2 adults, 4 nights price range around £100.00pn during August 2016

Preference 4* although I notice Amsterdam hotel prices are expensive, wondering if we'll get something in our price range.

Rather not spend time using tram / train to get into / out of "the centre"

littlereddevil

I don't think you will find 4* central for that price.
Maybe try name your price on priceline?

Just_Passing_Bi

littlereddevil wrote: »

I don't think you will find 4* central for that price

I was under the same impression, any suggestions for a good 3* same location?

Moto2

a few minutes walk from Dam Square but I like Hotel Brouwer

eDicky

Moto2 wrote: »

a few minutes walk from Dam Square but I like Hotel Brouwer

Crikey! I used to stay there forty years ago. Old Mr Brouwer was quite a character. Good to hear it's still going...

Just_Passing_Bi

Thanks for the replies, anyone know if there is Holiday Inn, Travelodge, Ibis, Premier Inn or a something equivalent

Shelldean

Not sure of cost as i didn't pay, but we.stayed at inntel hotel. A short walk from the train station.

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_Review-g188590-d230113-Reviews-Inntel_Hotels_Amsterdam_Centre-Amsterdam_North_Holland_Province.html

jonesMUFCforever

I stayed at Hotel Rho a few months ago - very nice 3 star about £100 per night but no tea/coffee facilities in room.

bigadaj

jonesMUFCforever wrote: »

I stayed at Hotel Rho a few months ago - very nice 3 star about £100 per night but no tea/coffee facilities in room.

Aah, tea and coffee making facilities, the basis of any good British hotel review.

z1a

There's a Novotel pretty well central.

eDicky

Just_Passing_Bi wrote: »

Thanks for the replies, anyone know if there is Holiday Inn, Travelodge, Ibis, Premier Inn or a something equivalent

So boring!

Call the Brouwer Hotel and try to get a room - +31 624 63 58

Lonely Planet review
A bargain-priced (for Amsterdam) favourite, Brouwer has just eight rooms in a house dating back to 1652. Each chamber is named for a Dutch painter and furnished with simplicity, but all have canal views. There's a mix of Delft-blue tiles and early-20th-century decor, plus a tiny lift. Staff dispense friendly advice. Reserve well in advance. Rates include a hearty breakfast. Cash only.