Pulitzer Review

Reviewed by Rhardy5554 from Seattle area on 5/24/08
We stayed there at the end of a tour. it's expensive, but charming in many ways. The rooms remind me of a country inn with pitched ceilings and exposed beams. The canal side rooms are to be preferred. Within walking distance (isn't everything in Amsterdam in walking distance?) within shopping areas and museums. Yes, we'd stop there again.

Member Rating: 3.4
Ratings details: Room: 4.0 Atmosphere: 3.0 Service: 3.0 Value: 3.0

Reviewed by Petercr from Phila on 3/17/07
This is NOT a luxury hotel.. While the service was excellent, the room was the size of a closet (and I never expect much while in Europe), and everything was outrageously priced. ALtogether, disappointing.

Member Rating: 2.6
Ratings details: Room: 2.0 Atmosphere: 3.0 Service: 5.0 Value: 1.0

Reviewed by mbe from California on 1/5/07
This should be categorized as a 3 star hotel. The service was poor (we asked for help parking the car. The bellman (older middle aged gentleman) was notibly perturbed. We were told it would take 1 hour to call for our car again. Luggage help was not offered upon check-in. The gentleman checking in next to us asked for help directly (he had been traveling quite some time. The request was not acknowledged and no help offered). We purchased 3 rooms. Our room was dirty. I had to wash the walls to be able to touch the lightswitch (it looked as if something yellow was splashed all up the wall). I have never experienced this in a hotel previously. The hotel grand area floors were dirty and the hotel needs a complete make-over. We supposedly received an Upgraded room. This was not comparable to any of the other luxory hotels we visited previously. (This hotel is listed as a Luxury Starwood hotel. This rating needs to be changed!) For an enjoyable, luxurious stay-- try Hotel Des Indes (The Hague, Nederlands). This is truly a 5 star hotel!

Member Rating: 2.0
Ratings details: Room: 2.0 Atmosphere: 3.0 Service: 2.0 Value: 1.0