Hotel de Looier Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

Super five-star hotel, take a free ferry from Central Station 10 minutes to the North Shore, enter the NDSM Art District, 10 minutes to the hotel, a total of only three rooms, are independent, very refined and comfortable, super vision. From the top to the top of the night, you can take photos on the tower crane, which is very exciting, the only crane hotel in the world.

The hotel is located in an absolutely noble area of Amsterdam, the National Museum, the Van Gogh Museum, the City Museum...all within easy reach; the big-fashioned pchoft famous street is turning at the hotel...AH supermarket, century-old bakery, net red restaurant seafood Bar, near the city can enjoy the prosperity of the city, but also away from the noisy tourists. The building itself is a masterpiece. The old Royal Postal Bank and the Gloomy Academy have been renewed on the basis of the original. The collision of different building materials forms an interesting contrast. Nature, people and cities are here. I contacted the hotel before the store. I prepared the room at noon. The housekeeping performance was soso, but the front desk was very good. The questions about the city can be received, including the reservation of the restaurant. The size of the room is absolutely wide in the size of the inch, and the size of the bathroom is extravagant. Back at the hotel in the evening, the street is not disturbed by tourists, only the cool windy night wind, and warm yellow lights, like

Waldorf Amsterdam. The location has nothing to say, just by the Gentleman's Canal, an old European house.1.2-1.5 kilometers from several major museums, within 20 minutes walk (the three-story canal and each few steps have a cute bridge and a small house like chocolate on the shore make the journey shorter). First-class service, breakfast is very good, smoked salmon and ham are made by themselves, the taste is very good, but the room meal is difficult to say 😭; Room hygiene is also an absolute standard. The floor of the light white bathroom, bathtub, shower, countertop, and anywhere can not find a trace of uncleanness. The cleaning waiter is still so haunted (like the high-end hotels in Hong Kong and Tokyo); The bath is a full set of large bottles of Aesop, put it directly; basically, except for the expensive, there is nothing wrong with ～ I will consider living in Amsterdam next time.

The location of the hotel is absolutely in the city center. The room is spacious and beautiful. It is a pleasure to sit on the balcony and watch the canal. The service is superb. The old doorman is a gentleman, and the receptionist is very polite. The bathroom is large, and the bedding in the room is superb, very comfortable. It gets dark at half past ten in the summer here, and the beautiful bells echo in the night sky. Special reminder: This hotel can check out at 4 pm.

The hotel is located in the heart of Amsterdam's Dam Square, to Chinatown, just a 10-minute walk from the red light district. The hotel is opposite the Queen's department store, the most exclusive department store in Amsterdam with many designer shops, and the shopping street is the second road on the left side of the hotel. On the pedestrian street, about two or thirty minutes is the flower market. On the right side is the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum. On the first floor is the famous watch shop. Walk to Haicheng Restaurant for five minutes. The hotel has only 16 rooms in a boutique hotel. It takes about 30 minutes to get to the airport. It can be reached by walk from Amsterdam Central Railway Station for about 15 minutes. It is recommended to take a taxi for large luggage, because the road along the road is uneven and difficult to tow. Between 20-30 euros, because you have to detour. The hotel ci is located on the third floor, the service is warm and thoughtful, the rooms are spacious and comfortable, stylish and sophisticated, the smart panel control system is convenient to use, provide late bed service, welcome chocolate and use French Langfan toiletries in Amsterdam hotel Should be among the best. The hotel offers a restaurant on the third floor, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. The only products are available, and the price is not high. Because there are too many restaurants around the hotel, the competition is strong. The bar is also on the third floor, and the evening is fragrant. This hotel is worth checking in, but it needs to be booked 15 to 30 days in advance, otherwise the price will rise.

We are staying at the Intercontinental hotels as our main hotel and have been most impressed. Our stay at the Amstel was so pleasant! The staff was absolutely amazing, every person we encounter was so helpful and kind. It is impossible to single out anyone as each team member was great. We ate at the hotel all of our meals except one and the food and service were perfect. We were so grateful that although the afternoon tea was full they were able to accommodate us in another beautiful location where our view was spectacular. We are in hotels 150 nights a year and our experience at the Amstel was one of the very best. The staff members were such nice quality people. They thanked us for allowing them to provide assistance to us. We were so humbled by the generosity of the hotel staff. While dining everyone pitches in and help one another and whatever we could want was provided immediately. Thank you very much with complete sincerity and gratitude. The management should be commended for encouraging such terrific service. We look forward to our next visit to Amsterdam and staying at the Amstel.

The Dylan is a quaint luxury hotel with spacious rooms and wonderful amenities. The staff was accommodating and tried their very best to make our stay as convenient as possible. It is located in a wonderful area of Amsterdam, not too crowded but still nearby all the top spots. Wonderful simple but tasty breakfast buffet and lots of good spaces to hang around.

The staff couldn’t have been more friendly or helpful. The room and hotel in general is stunning and really interestingly designed. Having private access to the Spa room included is a lovely touch. I’m pretty sure they put a scent in all the air vents because it smells like a relaxing spa throughout the hotel constantly but it’s not overpowering. It is in an old building so no elevator, but if you’re able to climb stairs then I would 100% recommend. (They will take your bags up for you)!

Absolutely let down, really ruined the few days we had there. I'm a wheelchair user, it took me a while to find a hotel due to my condition. When I found the Van de valk Hotel and messaged them to confirm our arrival and request a bath, due to my condition, they couldn't guarantee anything but would try. The photos of the Spa and pool definitely has no fault, except for the write up of recommendations and falsely stating that the hotel is accessible. On arrival right outside the hotel it has a wheelchair accessible ramp to Enter the spinning fancy door and even has a button to slow down for wheelchair users. Even up on entry as I wheeled up to the High Reception Desk!! being checked into our room on the 16th floor, No questions were asked about my abilities at all. So I felt rest assured, but hotel of this caliber could be trusted. Our toilet has NO Grab Rails or incontinence bin!! I hit my hip trying to step and turn to sit and use the toilet multiple times. Also to top it off upon entering the spa area, it's really nice, clean and beautiful. As I am a keen and confident swimmer, I was really looking forward to getting into the pool, enjoying the bubbles and getting the circulation in my legs going through the water. Except we was met by a set of stairs leading up to the pool and no access at all, we went back to the lift to discuss this with the manager on duty and he even scratched his head to think and replied saying he didn't realize it was either? As we approached the reception desk. We went on to discuss with him that our room didn't have any grab hold rails in the toilet where I had hit my hip. He went on to apologize, for it was himself that had checked us in and admitted that he should have asked and checked what type of room we were being checked into, also that he was sorry if anywhere it had been written, any misleading information stating that the hotel was totally accessible.