Bilderberg Jan Luyken Hotel Amsterdam

Absolutely the most helpful staff who are exceedingly helpful in setting up museum and city (canal) tours. Be nice to yourself, and stay here on your next, or first, visit to Amsterdam!!!

The Blderberg Jan Luyken was great find, it is in very nice part of town, We were able to get into our room by 10 in the morning which was very kind of them. Very close to the Museums, and a very expensive shopping district. We could easily find the canal boats. We were only there for the day, and they did direct us to a very nice little Italian resturant, to the left and around the corner.We did not eat breakfast at the hotel thought $30 was too much.To the right and down the street, turning right there is a nice bakery.

We checked in early, they accomodated our luggage while we started going around the city. The person that checked as in was very helpful in giving us directions. The breakfast was somewhat expensive but convenient. The location was nice and quiet but close enough to attractions. Will stay here again.

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Habitaciones un poco pequeñas, pero todo muy limpio, recientemente reformado y personal muy atento, alguno habla español.

Staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was clean and had that "European" feel. Great location for a great price!

Very comfortable room and bathroom. Staff was friendly and accommodating: when I asked where I could buy a guide book, I was given a tour book of the city to borrow. I enjoyed being near two major museums, shopping and restaurants.

If you are looking for a hotel ideally placed in the centre of town close to the Van Gogh museum and you are trying to escape the usual business travel chain hotels, this is the one you should get. Personalised service, excellent breakfast in a calm sourrounding. The rooms might be a bit small, but functional with all you need.

Bilderberg Jan Luyken is on a charming street, and the superior room was well-appointed, but it was far from the action and they charged extra for everything! An hour of internet service was 7 euros. Breakfast (which we declined) was 20 euros per person. They couldn't even make us a reservation at the Anne Frank House - we had to pay for internet and printer usage at a lobby portal. Next time, we would look for a hotel in the Spui or Westermarkt sections.

We began and ended our trip with a stay at this hotel. The staff were extremely helpful and caring. The rooms were modern, clean and spacious by European standards, especially the bathroom. The Van Gogh and other museums were just a block or so away. This felt like a very safe part of the city and the hotel is on a fairly quiet street with little traffic. Many parts of the city were also easily accessible. There was a lovely park around the corner where venders sell waffles and sandwiches. The breakfast at the hotel was 19 Euro per person which seemed very pricey, so we ate at the park. There was also a connection for the water taxis nearby and that was a great way to see the city. It could have cost as much as 60 Euro to get from the airport to the hotel and there was not a shuttle. We took the train and then a taxi from the south part of the city for about 15 Euro instead. There was no free internet, but the cost here was comparable to other places I have stayed abroad.