Hotels near Wilhelmina Gasthuis in Amsterdam

CityHub has a fantastic location, great concept and the shared spaces are excellent and clean. We stayed 2 nights and, although the room was very unique, we felt that a longer stay might have made the room feel quite claustrophobic. The bed is more than big enough for two people, and has useful plugs on each side of the bed. However, the rest of the room was only big enough for one person to get dressed/ready at a time. For our length of stay, this wasn’t too big of a problem and we knew this going in! The shared showers and toilets are excellent, we never had to queue and they were kept incredibly clean. The hostel is a 5 min walk to the nearest tram station, and only 15 minutes by tram to the central train station and most major attractions. We got a 48 hour pass for all public transit for €15 which I would recommend. We found the hostel to be in a very walkable location, with great food nearby! We never struggled to get anywhere on time or by public transit. A highlight was the CityHost system, all of the hosts were responsive with fantastic recommendations throughout the day and really enhanced our trip. We would definitely recommend this for a shorter trip, if booking for a longer trip just be aware of the size of the room!

Eccentric place: one of two “hotels” located in what is essentially a building of residential apartments. The Amadi has the reception on the 4th floor and our room was on the 2nd. Stairs/lift take you past residential floors. Pros: Manager was really helpful when we needed to get to the local hospital. Reasonably good location just outside the main canal ring but within walking distance of everything, with tram stops nearby. Local area has plenty of eateries. Room quiet and bed comfortable. Cons: Over-priced for what it is - feels more 3 star than 4 star. No breakfast facilities (though plenty of places nearby) Odd-shaped room with barely any space on one side of the bed. Temperature control on aircon didn’t seem to do anything. Coffee machine didn’t work - a few drips after a lot of straining. And nothing for non-coffee drinkers. List of TV channels didn’t fit with actual channels. BBC1 and BBC2 listed but we never found them. Bathroom poorly designed - a small circular sink with a really small shelf. A slight smell of drains.

It ’s so cute. If it ’s not a taxi pick-up, it should be hard to find. There is no signboard. There is a welcome drink .. The food is ok, but the room is very small enough to leave without room for luggage. The floor to the other side has to take a narrow staircase, it is very difficult for girls to carry luggage. A little overpriced .. Although the hotels are expensive during the exhibition, but the city center hotels at the same price, the rooms are mostly large.

We stayed with a Rick Steve's tour group. This company is clear to advise you that you will be staying in moderate European hotels on their tours, meaning they may have limited or no air conditioning, may have street noise, may be small, etc. This hotel had all of these drawbacks. Again, this was as advertised to us but something other U.S. travelers may want to know as the standards are very different. The unadvertised problem with this hotel is that it is dirty. We had two rooms, both of which were sloppy or sticky when we arrived and got no better with housekeeping. Both rooms had dirty linens, to the point of being stained; full of hair and other flotsam; and smelling bad in one of the rooms. I actually tied a pajama top around my pillow hoping to lessen the smell of it. They were working on housekeeping throughout our stay so I don't know where the disconnect was. We don't normally stay at hotels at this classification but it's a part of the tour culture for this company. We have been on several tours with them previously so knew what to expect and how to adjust our expectations. We tried to roll with this place hoping it would just make for a funny story but ultimately could not tolerate it; we checked out early and paid for another hotel. I don't think I've posted a hotel review in a decade, that's how unpleasant it was. There are plenty of other poor reviews here, including from other people on Rick Steve's tours so it's not a one off. I'll be sharing my unhappiness with the company in the hopes they change hotels. I understand they have a long relationship with them but we are too far past COVID restrictions for this to be tolerated. If you aren't with a tour group there is no reason to stay here. On the positive side it is very centrally located and the staff were okay. Relative to some other hotels in this category we stayed at it was modern. It just isn't clean.

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.

We loved this stay! Perfect for an weekend getaway. It isn't very central but really well connected with the trams. The concept of the hotel is extremely fun and the staff were lovely. We stayed in the Invisible Room and had a great night sleep on a very comfy bed. We didn't eat in the restaurant but having a spot for breakfast, coffee and an evening cocktail was great. However, the room was quite compact (so I wouldn't want to stay beyond a long weekend) and sharing a bathroom made it closer to a hostel than a hotel. Great find if you are willing to compromise on en suite / spacious room and prefer a unique experience.

What a lovely hotel. The staff are super friendly and helpful. The rooms were immaculately clean. The location of the hotel was perfect for our trip away in a lovely area. There was a Lidl round the corner and a lovely place called The Sandwich Bar on the corner along from the hotel. The best part was the beds were so comfortable so we got a good nights sleep after walking all day. We booked two rooms. My daughter and her friend were on the third floor overlooking the street and it was really nicely done out. Our room was on the ground floor overlooking the courtyard at the back. The only downside to our room was walking from outside straight into the bathroom. Would definitely stay here again.

Hotel location is OK, convenient travel, clean and sanitary, complete facilities, cost-effective, suitable for travel, the room is not large, no major problems found, we recommend everyone to stay.

It's quite clean. It would be better if the charger has power. It's like thunder when passing the tram outside. But at this price in Amsterdam, what kind of bicycle do you need?

The hotel is older, the facilities are slightly older and the carpet looks dirty. The sound of closing the door in other rooms is louder, the faucet is a little leaky, it is very hard to switch, and the heat of the water is difficult to adjust. The elevator is so small that you can probably stand two people. The room is really small, probably the general situation in Amsterdam. The street room will be a bit noisy and there will be a car. The location is very good, less than ten minutes is Leighton Square, a lot of places to eat. Walking to the National Museum and the Van Gogh Museum are not far away. You can pick up hot water at the water bar, and the postage at the front desk will help you post postcards. Hope the doors and faucets could be fixed or changed.