The hotel has an overall cozy and comfortable vibe, consisting of two adjacent old buildings (one over a century old, which used to be the Amsterdam archives) connected by a corridor on the 2nd floor. The front desk is located on the 2nd floor, accessible via exterior stairs; guests with mobility issues can enter through the ground floor of the north annex (conference center) and take the elevator (you'll need a bellhop to open the door for you).
Rooms are of moderate size, clean, and tidy, with adjustable heating and cooling (quite common in Dutch star-rated hotels). Breakfast is quite rich, and food is replenished promptly. The staff are all very friendly. Due to an extended stay, when communicating with the front desk, I noticed that Ctrip's room type names didn't match the hotel's actual terminology—Ctrip really needs to align these with the hotel!
The hotel is just across the street from the canal, about a ten-minute walk to the nearest subway station (you have to walk across a bridge and take a detour), while the nearest tram stop is a 6-7 minute walk away. There are plenty of restaurants and supermarkets just one block west of the hotel, making daily life very convenient. Complimentary water is provided in eco-friendly paper cartons.
Downside: There is no light in the room's seating area, only LED strip lighting on the ceiling above the bed, which makes it a bit dim. I hope they can improve the room lighting.
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