Amsterdam this weekend (2/4-2/7) - HELP!
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Amsterdam this weekend (2/4-2/7) - HELP!
We (my husband, two YOUNG girls, and I) live in Germany and will drive to Amsterdam on Friday for a 3-day visit. Want to see a couple of museums, the Anne Frank House, a canal boat tour, etc. Whatever the girls (ages 1 and 2)can put up with.
Anyhow, I think I've made a mistake on hotels. I currently have a room for three nights at 317 Euro at the Best Western Eden downtown. It's not getting good reviews on tripadvisor. Can anyone recommend a place for us? I tried Hotel Brouwer (sp?) and they're already booked. Looking for a great location and a little bit of breathing room for our family of four.
Anyhow, I think I've made a mistake on hotels. I currently have a room for three nights at 317 Euro at the Best Western Eden downtown. It's not getting good reviews on tripadvisor. Can anyone recommend a place for us? I tried Hotel Brouwer (sp?) and they're already booked. Looking for a great location and a little bit of breathing room for our family of four.
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These appear to have availability:
Marriott Amsterdam - 2 double beds for 165-239€
https://marriott.com/default.mi
Stadhouderskade 12 1054 Es Amsterdam , just other side of canal from Leidseplein
Hotel de Munck - triples for 135-165€
http://www.hoteldemunck.com/
located 1/2 block off the Amstel
good comments on Tripadvisor
Marriott Amsterdam - 2 double beds for 165-239€
https://marriott.com/default.mi
Stadhouderskade 12 1054 Es Amsterdam , just other side of canal from Leidseplein
Hotel de Munck - triples for 135-165€
http://www.hoteldemunck.com/
located 1/2 block off the Amstel
good comments on Tripadvisor
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You can also check out the reviews at www.channels.nl
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I stayed at Hotel NH City Centre (not Amsterdam Centre) for one week last month. The superior room is newly renovated, spacious and bright, really comfortable.
The location is quite good: 5 minutes walk to Dam Square, but on a quiter street with several good restaurant around; 5 minutes walk to floating flower market and Begijnhof,2-3 minutes walk to tram Stop-with 4 lines (2 stops) to Central Station, Line #2,#5 to museums area and Leidseplein within 10 minutes.
The buffet breakfast is expensive (16 Euro), but a little cafe around the corner serves good and cheap breakfast, the bakery next door has the best sandwiches I have ever had in Europe.
The location is quite good: 5 minutes walk to Dam Square, but on a quiter street with several good restaurant around; 5 minutes walk to floating flower market and Begijnhof,2-3 minutes walk to tram Stop-with 4 lines (2 stops) to Central Station, Line #2,#5 to museums area and Leidseplein within 10 minutes.
The buffet breakfast is expensive (16 Euro), but a little cafe around the corner serves good and cheap breakfast, the bakery next door has the best sandwiches I have ever had in Europe.
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I forgot to mention: I had good deal from www.expedia.ca.
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Thanks for the recommendation on the Hotel Estherea. We made reservations with them for this weekend. We have a rate of 144 Euro for three nights for a TRIPLE room which includes one double bed, one single bed, and one baby bed! Also negotiated the rate to include breakfast! YEAH!





