Hotels near Wertheimpark

"Lovely fresh breakfast options"

"Just steps away from Central Train station "

"Loved this hotel! Amazing view. Would stay again!"

"We enjoyed the location and the beautiful view over the canal. The room, though worn, was well laid out, the beds were very comfortable and the bathroom was a good size. Wifi was poor. We opted not to have breakfast."

"Ok "

"Wonderful stay, large room and a cozy space. "

"Very nice location and great staff! "

"Hotel was in a really good area right on dam square and breakfast is what you’d expect "

"Do not even attempt to stay here if you plan on ever leaving your hotel room and hoping your items will be where in your room on your return. As someone that tracks his every movement as well as all his items, I left my hotel room Saturday morning at around 11.09 to go walk around the city and take a tulip field tour, as I was walking out the attendant that refills the mini fridges was just about to knock on my door to bring in some waters, perfect I let him and walked out. Upon my return at 22.36 I go to put my change from the day in my backpack and notice it’s not in the chair I had left it on, that’s odd, so checked around the room and low and behold, it’s not there anymore. I go down to the front desk and mention that my bag is missing and while there was some concern they honestly seemed like they couldn’t be bothered and just handed us the address to the local police station to go file a report, which we did. At the police station I realised I have a tracker on my backpack and laptop and find where it is, it’s not at the hotel, but at another hotel a few kms away and family back at the Amrâth find out that their cleaners are subcontracted, seems pretty fishy to me. Through all of this, the stuff was extremely useless, lethargic and just gave us the run around. My passport was in the stolen backpack and we were scheduled to leave the next morning, which was obviously not happening, so now I’m stuck in Amsterdam and I keep discovering more stolen items. Guest beware!"