Popular 3 star Hotels in Amsterdam Amsterdam-Centrum

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Hotel Fine Harmony

Hotel Fine Harmony

3.9/586 Reviews
Oude Centrum
The overall feeling is not worth the price. It feels like a small hotel. The room is also small. It’s really no match with the boutique.
WestCord City Centre Hotel

WestCord City Centre Hotel

4.1/5112 Reviews
Oude Centrum
It's not our first time at the hotel. Last time was just before lockdown in 2020. Nothing has changed. it's as good as ever. We had a room at the back of the hotel this time as opposed to the front. The room was a slightly strange shape as some are here. It was spotlessly clean, beds are extremely comfortable, the shower excellent and always nice and hot. The rooms are basic but have everything you need, you don't visit Amsterdam to stay in your room. The hotel staff are excellent, friendly, helpful and very friendly, nothing is too much trouble for them. There is an excellent coffee machine in the lobby, which is free to use for guests. Breakfast, an excellent choice of hot and cold food, pastries, juices, hot drinks, well worth paying extra for. The hotel is perfectly situated in the centre. Well done again, and I'm sure we'll see you again soon.
Rosalia's Menagerie Cocktail Bar & InnUpstairs

Rosalia's Menagerie Cocktail Bar & InnUpstairs

4.5/553 Reviews
Oude Centrum
When on a Business trip to Amsterdam I stayed just one night at ”Rosalia's Menagerie Inn Upstairs” and I loved it... It has just 6 individually styled boutique rooms and mine (a King bed double) was comfortable and provided everything I needed for my stay. The owner Rachel Bonnewell was lovely and treated me with warmth and kindness from check-in to check-out, she was the perfect host. I loved the unique and quirky decor and the personally prepared breakfast was delicious and a great start to my day walking Amsterdam. The hotel location was perfect also in Central Amsterdam, I literally walked everywhere during my 2 days in the City. My room was €150 per night with breakfast. The Inn is, as in the name, 'upstairs' and the stairs are typical of old Dutch houses in as much as climbing them is not for anyone who has ill health or any mobility issues... Note, there is no lift and the stairs are narrow, steep and twisty. I will certainly stay again and hope to do so in the Summer of 2024.
Ibis Amsterdam Centre Stopera

Ibis Amsterdam Centre Stopera

4/5107 Reviews
Oude Centrum
The hotel is quite close to the central train station. It is also close to the Chinatown, the Rembrandt museum, the restaurants, and other touristy places. The staffs are friendly and helpful. There is a small restaurant on the first floor. There are also a small shelves with snacks and drinks behind the receptionist, so it’s quite convient to get some midnight snacks. The room has a nice size and it is very clean. The decoration is quite playful and modern similar to other Ibis hotel. The price is good for the location and the size of the room. However, the room is not very sound proof. It’s easy to hear the sound coming from other rooms and form the corridor. At this time, Holland does not require the mask anymore inside the hotel so it’s nice to feel back to how it was before the pandemic.
Sotel Amsterdam Central Station

Sotel Amsterdam Central Station

3.8/569 Reviews
Oude Centrum
The hotel is not far from the station, the road is very flat, easy to walk there. The room is nice, nothing wrong except the price is expensive. There is a long queue of locals nearby to buy ice cream.
Hotel CC

Hotel CC

3.9/5109 Reviews
Oude Centrum
Breakfast ten euros, in fact, eat in the Italian restaurant on the left, the price is the same, the single room I live in can only sleep one person, do not take a taxi out of the train station, go straight and turn left to cross the bridge straight into the small The first street in the lane turns right a dozen meters away. I will go out and take a photo upload later. It is very friendly, clean, safe, and there is no parking. It is best to come to leisure.

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