InterContinental Amstel Amsterdam

Built in 1867, the hotel sits on the banks of the Amster River, much like the Peace Hotel on the Huangpu River, boasting stunning views! Architecturally, the AESTEL HOTEL (InterContinental) was historically unparalleled in its grandeur. While the interior facilities are a bit dated now, the overall stay experience was still excellent. First, the service was superb! The doormen and bellhops were very gentlemanly and traditional; the front desk staff were warm and professional, able to arrange/book tour tickets, and very considerate in negotiating late check-out; the lobby manager was also very welcoming and professional. Second, the breakfast wasn't extensive, but the taste was decent, and the service was attentive. There was a dedicated tea room with a fantastic view—perfect for sunbathing! Third, the rooms weren't small, with clear functional divisions, and the river views were fantastic. It wasn't noisy, and being right on the riverbank, there was no disturbance from pedestrians. In short, this InterContinental hotel experience was excellent. Next time I visit Aden, if I don't want to spend more money on a W-class hotel, the AESTEL will still be my choice!

The room was very beautiful and comfortable, the service was attentive, and the food was fantastic. I especially loved it and would definitely stay at this hotel again next time I'm in the Netherlands. My family and I were extremely satisfied!

I spent a long time choosing a hotel before coming to the Netherlands. Hotels in Amsterdam are really expensive! Much more expensive than other cities in Europe... In the end, I gritted my teeth and booked the InterContinental, and stayed for eight days. It's really good, very close to the subway station, and there is a big supermarket half a stop away for supplies. Trams to several important attractions also stop at the door. Be sure to book a canal view room, although it's a little more expensive, but the view outside the window is really great! The lady at the front desk was very enthusiastic and gave me a map. She carefully took the map and helped me explain the main attractions.