Duivendrecht Hotels

"We found this hotel to be well-situated, very clean and with an exceptional staff. We stayed for four nights in mid-November. The location is within walking distance of several of the major museums, including the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh. It is directly across the street from a canal tour ride and the Hard Rock Cafe. It is about a block from a tram and bus stop, including one that goes directly to Schipol. Our room was fairly small. I do not know if they had accessible rooms, but it should be noted that the shower is in a tub with high-sided walls, which could be a problem for some. There was a fridge, a coffee maker and an electric kettle--however the outlet was not near the counter and it made more sense to use the tea kettle in the bathroom. Our street-side room was on the first floor. Even so, it was not noisy at night. It wasn't until the last day that I noticed there was a problem with the window, causing a cold draft. When I reported it, they were very responsive. (In the meantime, I had also requested an extra comforter and recieved that as well.) There's a lovely drink shop around the corner from the hotel. I recommend avoiding most of other nearby restaurants and walking about a block or two north of the Hard Rock to the Leidseplein area, where there are streets filled with a wonderful variety of restaurants. "

"Good"

"Clean room. Excellent staff. "

"Always a very good option to choose once you have to catch an early flight at Schiphol. "

"Great staff. Comfortable room. Tasty breakfast with huge choice. Location was excellent - literally right next to Noord metro & 5 minute ride to Centraal. Could not fault the place. My only minor grumble was the towels were tiny & poor quality, but that’s literally the only thing that could be improved. "

"Friendly staff, clean room, great variety of breakfast and a bar on the ground floor. Very central "

"Everything was great"

"Very comfortable room! Loved the location. Staff was very friendly! "

"Excellent service. Nice rooms. Love the social hour "