Hotel2Stay

I had a short stay here. This was my second time, and what brought me back was the excellent access to public transportation and the fact that the rooms are fully equipped for self-catering, with a kitchen (induction cooktop, dishwasher, oven/microwave), a fridge/freezer, an electric kettle, and tableware. The hotel also has other facilities like a laundry room (paid), a gym, and a sauna. I highly recommend this hotel.

The location is great, close to the MTR, train station, light rail, and bus stops. There are also supermarkets and convenience stores nearby. It's only one train stop to Central, about 15 minutes. The hygiene is acceptable. The room has cooking facilities, and the amenities are quite good.

The location is excellent, very close to the central station and the train station, making it super convenient to get anywhere. The staff are very friendly and always helpful with any questions. However, the room had dust and cobwebs, so it wasn't very clean.

I stayed for 3 nights. The access is excellent, just a 3-minute walk from the station next to Amsterdam Centraal Station. The room has a kitchen, and there's a supermarket nearby, so I had no trouble with meals. Daily cleaning kept the room comfortable.

The location is fantastic! It's just one stop from Amsterdam Central to Sloterdijk, and then a 2-minute walk after crossing the rainbow-painted ground. You can also take the tram. There are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. The price is reasonable, and the room size is comfortable. The gym on the first floor offers free drinking water. Most of the front desk staff were polite, but one was quite arrogant, which made me feel very uncomfortable and provided a poor experience. So, I gave 5 stars for everything except the service.

The hotel isn't too far from the station, about a 6-minute walk, but be aware that the road narrows if you're carrying luggage. There's a bus stop nearby (though it doesn't seem to go to the city center), and the metro and tram line 19 can take you downtown (convenient for the Van Gogh Museum). However, taking the train one stop to Amsterdam Centraal Station is easier (though it costs 3 Euros per trip). Overall, the hotel is quite good and clean, and the kitchen facilities are decent. We stayed for 7 nights during a heatwave, and thankfully, the room had central air conditioning (but the elevator doesn't). The check-in counter has a five-step design which is very inconvenient when dragging luggage. If you're in an inner room near the counter, it can be a bit noisy due to the metro!

The room was really big and spacious, with clean windows offering a view of the trains outside. The location is super convenient, right above the light rail station. It would have been perfect if they didn't require a deposit. The bed was a bit narrow, but that seems to be common in Europe.