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Great location near the train location, but can not have a long time shower otherwise the water would getting cold

Although the hotel is not close to Amsterdam Airport/Central Station, it is close to Sloterdijk Station, so transportation is not too inconvenient. There is a Spar small supermarket not far away, which is convenient if you want to buy some light meals. The interior of the hotel is newly renovated, the room is spacious, there is a small refrigerator and a small kitchen (with kitchen/cutlery), which is great if you want to save money and cook something to eat. I purchased an additional breakfast at this hotel. The breakfast is buffet style. The meals are similar for several days. There are not many choices but the taste/temperature are all acceptable. This stay was a great experience, highly recommended!

Charming quaint hotel situated right near Albert Cuyp. The hotel was in great condition & location was perfect - off a quiet street but close walking distance to the main museums, trendy cafes, restaurants & markets. Room was quiet, clean & comfortable. Friendly, professional, easy going front desk reception. The common areas were all very well maintained, the room although small, was perfect for our needs - also very clean & perfectly renovated with nice fixtures. My mom & I shared the family room for 4 pax - it was perfect for 2, as we got to have our own separate space in a small room. This is a not a budget hotel, rather $300 USD per night. The value was noticeable. We did not opt in for breakfast which is a separate fee but coffee & tea was included for hotel guests. Ease of check in & check out was a plus. Everything was pleasant - clean, modern, updated & fresh. Highly recommend Hotel Nicolaas Witsen & would absolutely return :)

Excellent hotel. The complimentary breakfast spread was incredibly lovely and the staff was extremely kind and efficient. There is also free luggage storage during the day.

It is a house with local characteristics. It has a good location. It is ten minutes away from the central railway station. It is beside the canal and there are many foods around. It is also a ten-minute walk to Dam Square.

The holiday is just next to the train station, with a good connection to Amsterdam city central and the other small towns nearby. The room is reasonable large with breakfast included in the room price, with plenty of choices. It is a good and smart choice.

Very good, clean and tidy hotel which located close to central train station and market. Staffs are nice and good service for store luggage before and after check in time.

The location is perfect for our working trip to Amsterdam as we were there to visit the stadium and sports facilities. Rooms are comfortable. lots of choices for breakfast. Easy access to town center as the metro stop is just across. Many shops and restaurants nearby as well as supermarkets for your daily needs. the staff are very friendly and helpful

Having have stayed in multiple hostels across Europe and Asia, my experience at Generator Amsterdam was very much below average for multiple reasons: 1) Their Customers: They take in large school groups of teenagers who are chaotic, noisy and severely lack any forms of civic mindedness. I was rudely awoke one morning because the neighbouring dorm (full of teenagers) was blasting EDM music and dancing in their room. The common areas are just flooded with teenagers and there aren’t much calm areas to chill and relax in. 2) Their Rooms: This is my first hostel experience in which I had to make my own bed. Tell me, is this normal? I’ve paid for cheaper hostels before this and they make the bed at the very least. Moreover, they store these sheets in the lockers that you’ll be using later on to keep your baggage and items. It seemed absolutely gross to put the bedding items in this locker, especially when I observed that mine seemed quite unclean once I got the beddings out. I don’t understand what’s on the minds of the hostel operators!? My room also had poor ventilation and had a foul stench. 3) Their Staff: Were brash, unfriendly and seemed to hate their job, very drastic difference from other service staff I met at other hostels. 4) Their Location: Barely prime, but given the price I can’t comment much. Near tram stations but Amsterdam’s public transport is very expensive.

Very good hotel for the money in Amsterdam. We booked a regular room for two people, room cleaning was every single day, new towels, furnished well, no big issues. Wish there was a bigger window to open for more airflow but even just one is OK. Heating is via a radiator you can set from 1-5 and that's it for heating, its very warm at 5 even during winter. Very good for the 45 euros paid, 25 per person is cheap for central europe