Triple G Hotels in Amsterdam

Location: depending on which way you're coming from, you can get to this Hotel easily using a few transport options like busses and trams. Depending where we were, Google Maps would recommend us to go to Bos en Lommerweg via tram on 19 to Sloterdijk or to Solebaystraat via Bus on 21. The atmosphere of the hotel gives a boutique impression. However, it only goes as far as looks. I don't think there's anything particularly special about this hotel, but we were only using it as a base for our exploration, only returning when our day was over. The rooms were fine. We chose a Superior Twin Room. It was pleasant enough. Bed, Tea and Coffee making facilities, a fridge, a safe, a few hangers, scales (?), an AC unit, and a TV with channels for every languages including BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Four, and a few news and documentary channels, as well as the ability to cast Netflix/Prime/Spotify or other services to the TV, and Youtube. The bathroom had a wash basin, toilet and shower (with rainfall head and a handheld head too), hand soap, shower wash and shampoo. It also had a large mirror in there which was backlit (good for make-up). Plenty of towels too. Nothing to see outside of the window. Just a wall which you can see over, but some sort of storage area below. Honestly, we didn't pay for a view, so it was absolutely fine. In terms of value, this is a budget hotel. Don't expect anything fancy. I don't know why this hotel is listed as a Special Hotel because it's just a hotel. Compare it to a UK Travelodge. Cheap and cheerful. We found the rooms and the general indoor parts of the hotel to be clean. Upon entrance, we did notice that the mat that leads into the hotel seemed to have been there for a LONG time because the paving stones underneath the mat had imprinted into the mat in dirt. First impressions are everything, so having a clean mat would be a great idea. Sometimes when people were closing their room doors, you would hear and feel them quite a lot. I have always been taught to make sure that doors don't slam, but clearly many haven't, including those that return at 1am. Also, you can often hear the noise of peoples phones (or possibly other things) vibrating upstairs and in the rooms around you. In terms of the service, at check-in, the staff member seemed unusually fixated on the €400 charge for smoking in the room. He repeated it several times and made a big deal out of it. As non-smokers, it felt a bit excessive and not the warmest way to start the stay. But we signed the disclaimer because it wasn't an issue for us. They also mentioned that they had bike hire, gave a quick rundown of the local amenities in the area, and we noticed a small selection of snacks and cold drinks which is for sale in the lobby. It's expensive, but great to have it if you need a bottle of water and you don't want to venture out! We needed another pillow after getting back to the hotel. We returned at around 10:30pm, asked for the pillow at reception, and was told tha

Booked for a friend; the hotel was very clean and in a good location.

Such a great hotel ! Really good connection to central Amsterdam . Either a 30 minute walk or a 10 minute train ( station is 2 stops on tram ) The service from all of the staff were fantastic ! I have stayed in many 5* hotels and was very worried looking at the reviews but honestly I had such a fab time . The rooms are very spacious and bed was very comfortable ! I was greeted my reception staff Nahid ( apologies if incorrect name ) - It’s the pretty Moroccan girl with the curly hair . SHE WAS INCREDIBLE! . She made me feel very safe and comfortable. Trust me you have nothing to worry about . YOU ARE IN SAFE HANDS . This lovely hotel deserves better reviews than it currently does . I plan to visit Amsterdam next week and I’m hoping to stay here again ❤️