Hotels near Lucky Cleaning in Amsterdam

The Flipper hotel was an ideal location however closer would have saved a tram trip to Downtown Amsterdam. The professionalism competency of all staff was exceptional. The cleanliness was above standard and a big priority for me regarding my stay. The cost was good considering the global cost of living crisis. I would highly recommend Hotel Flipper to any friends, family in Ireland. Much gratitude

Kleines Zimmer, Bad sehr klein aber sauber, Frühstück ausreichend, Personal war freundlich, Zimmer waren etwas hellhörig, Lage sehr gut, Zentrum und RAI ist zu Fuß gut zu erreichen in 15 bis 20 Minuten, Restaurants und Kneipen gibt es in der Nähe,

Review Staff: Friendly, Helpful and Kind, staff were bilingual from what I could understand English and Dutch Location: Easy to get to via bus by the 397 from the Schiphol Airport to the Van Gogh Museum and walk 10-15 minutes or take the Tram 3 the rest of the way. Amenities: They offer multiple consoles to select from to put in your room if you're into that and have a mini cafe/bar in the lounge. Cleanliness: Bedding and towels were clean on arrival but there was a weird smudged substance on the wall that was not cleaned for some reason. Would I recommend: If you are into gaming it's a great location to stay and the price is not bad. There's a nice variety of consoles and games to select but with other peoples reviews and my experience I would not be able to verify how clean your room may be upon arrival.

Absolutely disgusting service from Danilo. Ordered a silver gin with lemonade - drink came with bitter lemon Until I poured it into the glass I assumed it was cloudy lemonade. On tasting it I realised it was bitter lemon and promptly asked to change the drink to lemonade. The lady behind the bar only had sprite which was fine however Danilo then appeared and demanded I pay for another Gin and sprite I said I didn’t want that drink and he swiftly removed it. This is despite us paying over £50 for a round of drinks Room basic but ok - lacking Kettle and basic coffee making facilities Bar area nice for the price however has now been over shadowed by the disgraceful attitude of the Bar man Fortunately there have been very few of my reviews that have been one star but this is one of those places you will find good if you encounter no problems - otherwise be prepared for substandard customer service and lack of understanding of a customers needs

The hotel had really modern/smart technologies. It's ina really nice place in the Amsterdam right behind the tramway. Friendly staff and luxurious apartments. Great vfm.

Very clean room. Lack of toiletries compare to other similar hotels (no hand body, tooth brush, shower cap). Easy check in/check out. Close to tram stop to downtown. Several supermarket nearby: Lidl and Albert Heijn.

The hotel is located in Amsterdam Amstel and is connected to the Metro (Station Overamstel, approx. 6 min. by foot). So it's a great starting point to experience the city of Amsterdam. Especially wellness and gym are a nice possibility to use. The rooms are modern and clean. Breakfast is also versatile and fresh. The restaurant is not as good as expected, but still solid. The service was friendly and attentive at all times, the cocktails in the bar ”Moqum” in the lobby are also really recommendable.

Absolutely superb modern spacious hotel. Three minutes from the Metro. Big glass windows making it very light. We had a huge room. Fabulous double shower. Separate loo. Big tv. Comfortable twin beds. Rather hot at night. It was quiet even though right beside the railway and a big road but as we were on the 9th floor we just saw the distant views. Reception on floor 5 which is confusing at first.Staff incredibly friendly helpful and polite. Breakfasts superb. So much choice. We ate the first night in the hotel and the food was excellent as was the service. The reception staff were very helpful with advice on places to visit. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this hotel just 5 stops on the metro to the central station in Amsterdam. I would definitely return should I make another visit. I believe it is part of the biggest family owned chain of hotels and their hotels were recommended to me by a Dutch friend.

As we arrived the pleasant receptionist set the tone. Our flight was delayed and we were hungry so we saw their restaurant closed in 15 mins. Shall we go? “No please walk 15mins to this other place”. OK. We did and it was closed. We returned a fruitless hour later to find same hopeless staff member in their little shop selling sandwiches. My wife was ready to explode but it calmed down. Within 15 mins of arrival I was told No more times than in our 3 week trip in total No milk for tea or coffee. Room clean enough. Hopeless air con. We are Accor Diamond and noticed almost no benefits apart from 5 cans of pop free a day. No breakfast/gift or other things that you get elsewhere. A trip back in time when Accor were clueless about brand loyalty. In Australia/Oceania now they are very switched on My loyalty to them caused the problem here. The truth is that unless you spend big money on the Sofitel Accor has no decent mid range hotels in Amsterdam and it’s worth noting. Going to another brand should be remembered in certain cities especially in Europe which is odd as they are a European company. A badly managed hotel. That’s where the problem is. Lazy or incompetent. I know the signs.

Hotel was great for the price you pay. The rooms are tiny (barely enough room to open a suitcase) and although situated conveniently next to a metro station is in the middle of nowhere but again, you get what you pay for and the lobby, gym and communal areas are well designed and well kept. If you don’t mind a 15/20min Metro travel to Amsterdam Centraal you wouldn’t mind it here I give the hotel 2 stars because I accidentally left my Apple Airpod headphones in the lobby area the day I checked out to visit another hotel in Amsterdam, although when I called Hotel Leonardo that same night to ask them if they’d been handed in I was told they hadn’t. I travelled down to the hotel the next morning to be told the same thing, that there were no headphones that had been handed in but they asked for my name and previous room number so they could contact me should they turn up. Luckily I was able to make my lost AirPods make a sound (findmyiphone feature you can activate when you lose a device) and I could hear them beeping behind the front desk so I told the receptionist that I knew they were behind the desk and she eventually handed them over. I firmly believe the hotel staff were trying to keep my misplaced AirPods headphones and if I had not been able to make the sound from the Airpods they would have pocketed them