Hotel Princess Reviews

We stayed in the 5th floor the smallest room ever, we had to go up the stairs as there is no lifts. Toilets disgusting. The staff was very friendly and helpful but I wouldn't stay there again.

Small but suitable rooms (our one hand a balcony but this I understand this was the exception, not the rule) shared showers and toilets that are reasonably well-maintained, one of the showers was out of service for a day or two but the other was free whenever needed. Short walk to the Leidseplein, one of the best places in the 'Dam for live music, a few drinks and whatever else takes your fancy... Friendly and informative recepiton staff and a very pleasant maid who would tidy your room once a day (even if you were still passed out within it!)

The description of the hotel suggested that the 4 person room had their own bathroom but it didn't. It was cramped and hot but we weren't able to open the windows. It was very noisy with the trams going past regularly. At least the beds were clean and relatively comfortable

third class hotel and very bad rooms.the rooms has no space even to stand Washbasin is on bed and toilet common.

If you want a cheap place to lay your head while you sample all that Amsterdam has to offer, this is the place to you. Rooms are a little run down and the showers/toilets are not the most comfortable, but everything works and the staff are freindly. Just make sure to bring your own towel, as the ones the hotel provides are expensive and not very large! Not the place to stay if you want luxury, but as a cheap stay with a great location, you really can't go wrong.

Dirty entrance gives poor initial impression. Steep stairs up to reception and bedrooms. Heavy and noisy fire doors and creaky floorboards. Our room did not appear to be cleaned during our stay. Continual problem with electronic keys, kept getting locked out of our room. Lumpy pillow and bouncy bed, discovered it only had three legs! We were expecting to be able to get breakfast, but they had stopped this for 2014, so we went to Starbucks nearby. TV had no remote, but did work when we pressed the right buttons. Two single beds, but next to each other as otherwise no space. No drawers or shelves or hanging for clothes so had to keep them in case. There was a small lounge, but it was usually full of people using the wifi.

Cheap little getaway to Amsterdam, perfect for a group of young lads smashing it. The hotel staff started polite but to be honest we annoyed them by loosing the hotel key 7 times. :S. They were very angry to say the least but man for the price you pay, you get a lot. Would definitely go again, don't think they'll have us though :P

We stayed in a double bed room over the New Years period with a shared bathroom. The toilet was dirty, there was always water and other liquids all over the floor and limited toilet paper. The majority of staff were friendly, but had two rude people working the night shift when we were there which was disappointing. The plus size of the place was its location- shops and cafes just downstairs and close to the various attractions in Amsterdam. However, for the price we paid I expected a lot more, or at the very least adequate toilet paper.

Staff & breakfast were good. Sadly the facility fell very short: Curtains broken, net curtains & carpets dirty and stained, no light in shower & door handle falls off. All soap dispensers empty, front door uninviting, lamps in room broken, bed very lopsided, basin in loo blocked, strong mouldy and musty odour in rooms, tv reception poor, graffiti, paint spills, hired towells really old & thim, linen warn and torn. Overall very grotty - even for budget hotel.

We arrived at the hotel quite late. I wanted to pay cash for the whole stay since I couldn't check my account balance and just took out as much money as possible. The gent told me that my card has been charged already and I won't go over my overdraft. Guess what happened? As I found out after arriving in Luton my card got charged and I have to pay £30 over limit fee. Any way... I reserved a twin room which as per website was quite spacious with a nice decor. We got a key to room on the 3rd floor- no lift, steep stairs. It was a double room what we find out after getting all the way up. We came back to the reception and explained the situation. The guy changed the room for us without a problem. Second room was on the 3rd floor. I guess for some people it could count as a twin; there were two beds... But the room was so small that the beds were stuck together without the possibility of moving them anywhere. We went down to the reception again. Got another room which was a small twin with a bulk bed. It had a window which opened, a desk, a sink which was almost unusable due to lack of water and a chair. The showers and bathroom were right next to our room which was convenient and it wasn't very loud which was one of our worries. The breakfast was swerved quite early with nothing warm to eat. After all it is a budget hotel and you get for what you pay. I would visit again.