Amsterdam hotels - help

[Guest The Big Green Bastard]

Me and miss T are off to the dam in a few weeks, but im struggling to find a decent hotel that has tea/coffee making facilities in the room.

We are going for 4 nights and will only go as high (see what i did there) as £400.

 

Any recommendations?

[Flying Pig]

Me and miss T are off to the dam in a few weeks, but im struggling to find a decent hotel that has tea/coffee making facilities in the room.

We are going for 4 nights and will only go as high (see what i did there) as £400.

 

Any recommendations?

 

Seriously, your mate and mine, Woo stayed in (and this is real) a hotel Called Flying Pig in Amsterdam. He should be able to recommend.

 

 

Amsterdam Hostels – Book on-line with the Flying Pig youth hostels Amsterdam

 

 

EDIT: Its a youth hostel, rather than a hotel i.e. shit.

 

Sorry.

[Rush 346]

Stayed here twice when visting the Dam

 

Hotel Résidence Le Coin

[grazywalker]

that has tea/coffee making facilities in the room.

 

Essential for any hotel in my book.

[Conor]

Me and miss T are off to the dam in a few weeks, but im struggling to find a decent hotel that has tea/coffee making facilities in the room.

We are going for 4 nights and will only go as high (see what i did there) as £400.

 

Any recommendations?

 

Go for the Victoria hotel - perfect location and does the job (clean, bar, food etc....)

 

Victoria Hotel Amsterdam Netherlands

[Guest The Big Green Bastard]

Good work guys, the missus has now informed me she has a travel kettle :wallbutt: so i can easily find somewhere cheap now. It seems the majority of hotels dont offer tea/coffee in your room, personally i dont care much for hot beverages in my room as there are loads of coffee shops about:whistle:

[sparta7]

place I use is called Die Port van Cleve. Its about 2 minutes from Dam Square and is well in that budget. You owuldnt need to lug the travel kettle either.

[Paulie Dangerously]

I stayed in Hotel Prinsen when I went. Located inbetween the main square thing and the park. Was satisfactory. No tea making facilities though, bring a travel kettle or something

[Guest The Big Green Bastard]

place I use is called Die Port van Cleve. Its about 2 minutes from Dam Square and is well in that budget. You owuldnt need to lug the travel kettle either.

 

I stayed in Hotel Prinsen when I went. Located inbetween the main square thing and the park. Was satisfactory. No tea making facilities though, bring a travel kettle or something

 

Nice hotels there guys, will check them out later when i get home. Repped.

[Guest ShoePiss]

I've stayed in this place a couple of times, no idea of the rates these days as it was about 7 years ago though...

 

Home | Hotel Arena Amsterdam

[Guest The Big Green Bastard]

stayed in die port van cleve (thanks sparta7)

spotted the flying pig in the middle of town.

the general lee.

amsterdam builders.

nice biscuits.

[grazywalker]

Me and miss T are off to the dam in a few weeks, but im struggling to find a decent hotel that has tea/coffee making facilities in the room.

We are going for 4 nights and will only go as high (see what i did there) as £400.

 

Any recommendations?

Can I come with you ? I will sleep in the bathtub .

[Guest The Big Green Bastard]

Can I come with you ? I will sleep in the bathtub .

 

[grazywalker]

Ok .cool

I am pretty much ready to go .Just get my he bitch pants on and I am all set

[Paulie Dangerously]

I stayed in Hotel Prinsen when I went. Located inbetween the main square thing and the park. Was satisfactory. No tea making facilities though, bring a travel kettle or something

 

Me and miss T are off to the dam in a few weeks, but im struggling to find a decent hotel that has tea/coffee making facilities in the room.

We are going for 4 nights and will only go as high (see what i did there) as £400.

 

Any recommendations?

Can I come with you ? I will sleep in the bathtub .

 

The one I mentioned above was reasonably cheap, not sure what it'll be like short notice though. From 85Euro a night

[Paul]

I can heartily recommend The Greenhouse Effect Hotel having stayed there twice. It is great value with spacious, clean and modern rooms and a great buffet breakfast in the coffee shop. They also sell drugs.

[Vincent Vega]

I always stay (veteran of 10 trips to the dam) at THE FRISCO INN - LOCATED IN THE HEART OF AMSTERDAM. Very reasonably priced, brilliant location (close to Central station, Dam Square, the red light district), great staff who understand why you're there, cracking bar (loads of Scousers who are resident in Amsterdam use it) and they do the best English breakfast I've found in Amsterdam. You can't miss it as it right next to The Grasshopper which is the first big coffee shop you see when walking down Damrak after coming out of Central station.

[Guest The Big Green Bastard]

I was surprised that most of the city is a cinch to navigate. I picked up 4 different maps, one of them was really helpful and easiily legible. It even showed the little side-streets/alleys with their respective names.

It's just blocks and if you are situated in a hotel on a main road then it becomes so much easier to get around.

My advice would be that if you don't have a decent map, then just count the amount of canal's you have crossed.

 

Red light district is fabulous, great to watch the little japanese guys ogle the big-titted blondes.

 

Coffee-shops are great, wish they would sell beer though. But still they sell the strongest cheese i have ever smoked.

 

Beer/Pubs, 3.5 euro was the cheapest i found at the London Bridge pub on the damrak road, most pubs sell at 5 euro a pint of heineken.

Heinekien is fucking superb to drink.

 

Food, you can get a decent meal for a minimum of 9 euros

 

City Tax 6.87 euro...bastard

[RobbieOR]

Amsterdam is the best city I've ever been to. I was 16 at the time and when you go there as a young'un it's fucking ace.