This hotel was ideal for our 4 night stay. It was the perfect base to explore Amsterdam, the staff were friendly and the suite we got was a good size. We really liked the bath in our room and the bed was extremely comfortable. Overall we would stay again and recommend for any couple looking to stay on the outskirts of central Amsterdam.

The walls were quite thin throughout the property so you could hear other guests talking and doors slamming quite regularly. The balcony was also bit disappointing as the wood around the frame is deteriorating which makes it difficult to open.

We liked the location of this hotel. Its a very old building with lots of character, including steep stairs and no lift, though this was not a problem for us. It is ingenious the way they have added an en suite shower room with the glass panel and sliding door. The breakfast was 14.50 euros each for continental, which when you looked around the area comparable. The only downside was our room was hot, who would have thought in March. We had no heat on, we kept the curtains closed and a window open but of course you get the noise from the street. The room has a unit for heat but doesn't seem to have a cooling facility. Management...maybe this could be looked at? Over all we enjoyed the hotel...nice touch with complimentary drinks 4-8pm

The location was ideal, the room decor in black & gold gorgeous. Breakfast was lovely- fresh breads & pastries, muesli- but I especially loved the loose leaf teas. Complimentary drinks in the afternoon/evening with nibbles. The young bearded gent who worked on reception and at breakfast bar was wonderful- so friendly.

The heating- we had room 101 and could not cook the room (cold weather outside)- the air con we set at 18°C wouldn’t cool. The portable back up air con worked but the heat generated to give cool output negated this. Our son’s room (1) was in contrast too cold & air con wouldn’t heat despite being turned to 38°C.

Well located. Decent size bedroom. Nice shower but very visible toilet. Nice deck with free nuts /drinks in the evening

Room under pavement down VERY narrow steps but staff did help with luggage. On our last night, a Friday, a SERIOUS party on the pavement right outside our bedroom window!!!went on till after 0330!!! Managed seemed to not have any control or did not warn us. Apparently a student Res, so obviously a regular thing. The toilet is in the bathroom with a glass door, so NO privacy if you need. Not a lot of floor space for luggage and no shelves in the cupboard to stack clothes so it was useless.

Hotel is in a great location, just outside the centre but so easy to get to with public transport. The canal view was stunning! Also the complimentary happy hour was great to end our day before heading out for dinner

Only issues we had with our stay was that the double bed was 2 singles pushed together, there was no sheet holding them together just a duvet on top, this mean there was a noticeable gab on the middle and made the bed uncomfortable. Also the walls aren’t very sound proof, we had lots of banging most nights (not sure if it was neighbours or people staying in the hotel) but we also got woken up one morning from the room next door to the sound of someone being sick! This was very unpleasant!

Our room was in an upper floor of the hotel and there are no lifts - so be prepared for a climb to the room. However, this is the beautiful style of these old houses. Our room overlooked the canal behind and with it's large window is was lovely to look out over the canal from bed in the morning. The room (and hotel) are beautifully decorated. Nice powerful shower and plenty of storage space. Great location with plenty of restaurants and bars close by. Tram station opposite. Great place to stay.

We loved how spacious this lovely suite was. The bed was huge and though the bathroom is compact, it was nice and clean and efficiently laid out. The room also had beautiful big windows that could be opened wide to allow lots of nice airflow. Great location and we walked into the main part of town quite a few times. Tram stop is also close by. Staff on reception are also really nice and helpful. A lovely young lady helped us get our luggage up the very steep staircase on the day we arrived, which was really hard work. We were so grateful for the help.

The mattress on the bed wasn't what we were used to and though it was comfortable it was just a thin pad . This was our first visit to Amsterdam so I'm not sure if this is normal for The Netherlands or not. It would have been nice to have a few more teabags and coffee sachets each day too. The stairs are a real issue. I appreciate that this lovely building dates from the 1700s but the stairs are really steep and narrow and it makes getting luggage up to the rooms extremely difficult and potentially dangerous.

The room was a good size and it was comfortable. The bathroom was splendid even if a little old.

We were aware there was an issue with the AC and a temporary unit was placed in the room. Unfortunately the unit was not up to the job of cooling the room and was very noisy, so could not sleep with it on. The curtains were a little shabby and unhooked at the middle. The first night was very noisy on the street, not unexpected but we had to leave the windows open for air which made the noise level louder. We did ask to be moved and they would have moved us had the hotel not been fully booked.

Nice canal view hence we stayed in a room with small round windows whereas other rooms has full bay windows facing the canal. They also have terrace facing the canal which is open to guests.

They sent an email after booking that they were renovating their Ac’s thus we might be experiencing some issues with Ac. As a matter of fact it was not working , the weather during our stay around 15c except our last days where we had some difficulties. They do not have an elevator and the stairs are narrow. Total stories they have is 3. Location is 30 minutes walking to city center but a way from all hustle bustle of touristic venues.

Amsterdam Canal Hotel is in a great location and a 10 minute walk from the heart of Amsterdam. It was lovely sitting down on the terrace on the canal in the evenings.

The room we stayed in could do with a deep clean and the glass bathroom walls/door is both impractical and not what you want unless staying alone. The steep stairs will test your fitness but that is expected in older buildings in Amsterdam.