This was the second time that we stayed at the Hotel Adolesce.Little has changed since we were there 6 years ago.We just adore the place. It is situated on a lovely, quiet, canal facing the Hermitage Museum. Every area of Amsterdam is within a half and hour walk. There are also shops, like Hema, Albert Hennig Food store and a... More

I was attracted to this hotel when I read the reviews because it seemed quaint. The reviews were accurate. Both the manager and the hotel make it an interesting place to stay. Our room was clean and the all day buffet a good idea, especially when returniong after a day of sightseeing. We didn't miss the usual cooked breakfast. The... More

Had a great time with my family. Location is excellent, very close to the Hermitage Museum. There is 24 hours buffet with milk, juice, bread, cookies. We had a room with a double bed and a single one and it was very spacious, in front of a canal. The gentleman at the reception was very nice and kind and gave... More

This hotel is more of a bread and breakfast. The accommodation was basic. The furniture was old, the mattress had seen the best of its days, the carpets looked like the DIY project of a budding decorator. This was truly one of the least aesthetically appealing places I had ever stayed in, but truth be told, I would go back... More

This is a budget hotel which is not decorated particularly nicely, particularly in the corridors. However, it is in a great location in Amsterdam very close to the Amstel river. It is very clean, and has a 24 hour self-service breakfast, which while not exceptional is very convenient. The man at the reception desk is very friendly and accomodating. We... More

Having arrieved at the airport train station and duly got on the wrong train. We managed to find after one stop,the wonderful metro system into town. Got off by the "Stopera" National ballerina/opera house. Crossed over the road toward a small row of resteaurents and nice pub on the corner and followed the Amstell river road ,past the Hermitage museum,to... More

This small 2-star hotel is just wonderful. The building is an old narrow house on an Amsterdam canal, a short walk from many of the important parts of the city. The area is quiet and rather up market. The owner and host – Kees Wuurman – is friendly and helpful and makes his guests most welcome. He is a terrific... More

I visited Amsterdam with friends and we stayed at this hotel for 2 days 20 th and 21 st of April. the room has a view to the canal and you can see the Hermitage. Every thing is so close, you can walk , the Dutch bridge Alexander , Rembrand squear , either you can take tram number 9 to... More

Stayed here on a 50th birthday trip while friends stayed in an apartment nearby. Arrived late, but host was welcoming and checked me in with no fuss. Hotel is simple, but smart and spotlessly clean. The room was large and comfortable and had a washhandbasin in the main room and a toilet and separate shower room. The bed was very... More