The room I stayed in was lovely and unique. I loved the big copper bath and the large canal facing windows. The very best thing about my stay was having a large, delicious breakfast tray brought to me each morning!!! What a delight!

My room was located on the first floor, and there was a non-stop electronic hum/vibration in my room that made my stay less pleasant. I would love to stay again, but I would be sure to book a room on a higher floor to avoid the view of construction and passing boats!

Room was stylish with really interesting design. Location was perfect - close to the action but on a quiet street/canal. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Service was friendly but a bit flaky.. Would return to find coffee restocked.but no cups, towels taken for cleaning and not replaced. Room is beautiful but not very practical - only hanging space directly over the kettle/coffee machine so shirts hang into the cups. No drawers or storage space at all. Wouldn't work for moee than a couple of nights. Also very low lighting in the room, to the extent of being hard to find things even with all lights on.

The staff were warm and welcoming, and were very helpful when asked about things (restaurants nearby, getting a taxi). The breakfasts were excellent.

The room we stayed in was right on the ground floor, facing out into the street. We found it very noisy because people were slamming the front door all the time, standing around in front of the windows talking, and sitting on the window ledge like it was a bench talking on their cell phone. Something could be done to remedy these issues (I saw spiked rails, quite fancy ones, on other buildings to prevent people from sitting on ground floor windows, and I know you can buy mechanisms to cause doors to close quietly. Double glazing of the windows would help with street noise).

My stay was in the Rembrandt room. The property and staff were absolutely incredible! The breakfast also brilliantly prepared and served . The copper tub in the room was on of the highlights of this room. Very unique space

The only constructive criticism I can think to say is I'm an early riser and would love to have had the option to have breakfast earlier than the times given. Second, as beautiful as the property is the stairs are narrow and steep so if your luggage is big that may be a problem. Bathrooms are very small. The property serves no food other than breakfast.

staff were fabulous, interior of the hotel is stunning, beauty of room and hotel throughout and very unique (and very masculine), food was fabulous and beautifully presented, lovely chat about the history of the hotel with owner.

no good lighting for make up application, no wardrobe, just space above the kettle and min bar to hang clothes which I was not about to do with a designer dress. Clearly designed by a man! They also were going to charge us for a late checkout (which I have never experienced before) but didn't tell us that at the time - which we highlighted and the owner then did take this off our bill. The charge would have been £35 - which feels a bit mean, especially when you've just spent £900 with them!

Gorgeous hotel - booked it last minute as we had a plane cancelled and everything was so quick and easy. Loved the decor, the room, the staff were very helpful! We were leaving early before breakfast so they packed us a little care package - very cute.

The only thing that was frustrating was that we had prepaid and they said we hadn't - so we ended up paying twice. And then we couldn't get a proper invoice which reflected what we had paid - this went back and forth a few times, as we just wanted a simple invoice. This process should be made earlier, but they were very nice about it.

We received exceptional assisance! Way beyond what we hoped for. We were in need of a Walker for an unanticipated health issue. The whole staff went out of their way to make sure we were helped enough to find the walker and go on our way for one terrific stay in Amsterdam. Do we recommend The Noblemen? ABSOLUTELY! Beautiful hotel, delicious breakfast, and a caring, professional staff. It doesn’t come any better.

We hated having to leave. But, we will certainly be back and staying longer at The Noblemen. We loved it!

Each room in this hotel has a story, which was shared with us upon checking in. The room was beautifully and uniquely decorated to honor a Dutch explorer, A Tasmin. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was generously sized and appointed. There was a large closet for our suitcases. We loved the character of the room. Breakfast was extremely generous and delivered to our room each morning and our requested time. The staff was kind and helpful. The location was central to all the activities we had planned for our stay. Excellent 5-star hotel!

There was nothing we didn't like. This hotel was beautiful and a highlight of our stay in Amsterdam.

The breakfast was fantastic. Enjoyed eating in the breakfast area. The staff was responsive and helpful with any questions we had. Room was fun with one of the nobleman as inspiration for the decor. Loved the painting with all the Noblemen.

Narrow stairs with carrying luggage would be challenging but staff willing to carry up and down.

Beautiful rooms, designs were really interesting, they put out balloons and a little note as I mentioned it was my birthday which was sweet. Nice spa available for personal use.

I did check in long before the stay as to whether they provided vegan options and they said they did. I was definitely a little disappointed to see the actual options (fruit or yogurt) - not clearly labelled vegan and there was some confusion about whether or not one option was vegan or not (overnight oats). With all the accessible vegan options now it would have been nice to have a kitchen option like avocado on toast or a pastry or pancakes. It was also just a shame that construction work was happening outside the hotel during our stay so there were cones and metal fences and ramps to cross over on entry to the hotel, and at some points the road was actually closed at one end meaning we had to double back on ourselves to get into the hotel.