Amadi Park Hotel  |  Hotel in Helmersbuurt

Location was great, I'll give it that. However, the property itself is shared with a residential apartment and another hotel. It's lacking any charm and the courtyard in the center is not well maintained. The navigation is tricky and doors often were sticky or difficult to open between halls. The room itself was large enough but had many flaws. While laying on the bed a piece of the outdoor balcony frame fell on me, hitting me in the head. There was also noticeable filth on the soap dispensers, and the handle to open our balcony doors (the only windows in the room) seemed to be pulled off the door/missing. This was especially frustrating due to the fact that we were staying in Amsterdam during a heatwave. Our room became incredibly warm with no ventilation and a pitiful fan system. Upon requesting fixes to these items, the staff offered a free breakfast and said they would send someone that day. When we arrived that night, we found the frame had been fixed and the door was cracked, but the handle was still gone, with no way to adjust the airflow or open/close it. If you are a solo traveler looking for a cheap place to stay with no frills it's fine, but I definitely won't stay here again.

The room was clean and spacious. Air conditioning worked fine and was a lifesaver during the heatwave that hit Amsterdam.

First room we had was extremely small and the wall paper was peeling off in numerous spots. Asked to tfr. And next room better.

This hotel was one of the best that we have ever stayed in. Not only was the room exceptionally clean and well prepared, but there was a great AC system, large bathroom, and beautiful view. The staff were extremely friendly. On our check-in, they shared the amenities with us and offered complimentary water and fruit. The shops in the area are cute, convenient, and picturesque. There are great cafes nearby!

This hotel was marketed as a 4 star hotel which is certainly wasn’t. It was more a mix between an airbnb and a hotel as it was inside an apartment building. The mattress was old and worn out, the lamp in the bathroom was hanging loose with wires exposed, the chair on the balcony was falling apart and frankly dangerous. The breakfast was ok and basic but totally overpriced at 35 EUR. On top of all this they charge you an extra 15 EUR city tax at check-in. This is an average 3 star city hotel, don’t expect more.

The room was very small and essentially consisted of just the bed. There was a desk, but it was too small for me to comfortably work from. However, the hotel has a pleasant common area and breakfast room where I was able to get some work done. The location is excellent. There are many restaurants nearby, a large park, and both the historic old town and the city’s famous art museums are within walking distance.

The hotel location is great! I would say in General, the hotel is much better than many hotels in Amsterdam. Bed is good ( for my taste) . You do t hear neighbors or the street noises. So isolation works perfectly. However, AC is terrible. Temperature outside was 30 degrees and the AC was sooo old system and barely works. So i was really suffocating in the room. But as i said in general much better than many hotels

We were concerned with previous negative reviews but honestly the room was clean and we had everything we needed. We felt safe and it was easy to catch a bus to get anywhere we needed. There were plenty stores nearby if you needed grocery or last minute travel items. I really enjoyed that it was just far enough away from all the tourist attractions but took us no time to get to them. There are plenty of lovely coffee shops, bakeries and brasseries nearby. We did not pay for the breakfast but it’s nice that there was that option. Honestly, it was a much better stay than expected.

A bit run down and smelly but it got the job done

The room was cleaned every day as requested but the only issue we had was the smell of the drains in the bathroom