Ulasan Nadia Hotel

Nadia has an excellent location and my room though small turned out to be very quiet. The breakfast room overlooks the street in one direction and a canal in another. It has a couple of small balconies. The breakfast was fresh croissants, bread rolls, various jams, butter and cheese, yogurt, coffee and tea, juice. In other words a standard continental breakfast- but plentiful and of good quality. The good thing about Nadia was the friendly, welcoming attitude of the staff which makes a big difference in one's enjoyment -especially in this era of over-tourism in cities like Amsterdam. Negatives? Well, of course the staircase is pretty steep but clients are forewarned of that by a photo appearing in the hotel listing. So no surprise about that. All in all, a nice place to return to after a day wandering around the city.

Location is very good, but breakfast is dissapointed. Rooms are very old.

Great location!

幾十年前的舊樓，原設計不錯。衛生情況不算差，廁紙還很軟滑，只是太舊。早餐選擇很少，但味道還可以。只是那條攀山一樣坡的樓梯，挺嚇人。幸好有服務員幫忙搬行李。

Все отлично. Уже второй раз здесь останавливаемся.

Ottima posizione per muoversi anche a piedi per Amsterdam. Inoltre vista sul canale con chiesa Westerkerk! Colazione niente di speciale (cornetti con marmellate o pane con formaggi + caffè o succo d'arancia). Arredo vecchio stile , ma carino. Buon rapporto qualità/prezzo, lo consiglio :)

Хороший отель, для двух заезд отлично. Завтраки простенькие, но за такие деньги это отлично.

El hotel esta bien,quizás les falla mejorar el desayuno ,es un poco escaso y poco variado. Por lo demás recomendable al 100x100 nadia hotel.

다른 암스테르담 숙소들처럼 계단이 높고 좁지만 호텔 직원들이 짐을 옮겨주는 서비스가 있어서 호텔 이용하는데 큰 불편함은 없었습니다. 저렴한 가격에 무난한 호텔입니다.

Very nice hotel, cozy, the stuff we're amazing, the rooms were small but with a lot of character. It will be my first choice when I visit again. Ignore anything after that.The stairs were a bit scary but it is a common thing in Amsterdam and I am only mentioning it because trip advisor need 200 letter.

This hotel felt claustrophobic for us and uncomfortable, right from the entrance, which is long and high stairs as photo attached, no lift, to a second floor which is where the hotel is. The rooms are super small, old, wooden.. I had the feeling I was inside a wardrobe.. We ended up calling the hotel Narnia!..I kept thinking where the fire exit was as it felt so old, small and enclosed.. I didn’t sleep comfortably at all. Also very noisy due to old windows, they gave as ear plugs at the reception, for guests, then imagine the noise from outside,, The only good thing about this hotel is the location, but your stay won’t be pleasurable if you like staying in standard hotels, where you can have a bit of space in your room and can go through the bathroom door front wise, no sideways as we have to. The toilet was like a box. I don’t recommend this hotel at all! Also very expensive…

Our first night, my husband, who is 6ft tall, his legs hung over the bed, the bathroom was just as bad as you couldn't even sit on the toilet and close the door. We weren't game enough to turn the fan on as our room had dust everywhere it wasn't clean at all. Never have I ever stayed in a hotel, where you have to pay 10 Euro deposit for your key and a TV remote for your room. But wait it gets worse every time you go out you have to hand your key in and get a paper slip to get your key back and ring the door bell so they can let you in so they could possibly go through your stuff while your not there as they have the key. Needless to say, we booked/payed 3 nights, stayed 1 night checked out the next morning, and found other accommodation.

The location couldn’t be more ideal. All the things I read from other reviews were correct; The stairs are steep but they carry your bags, the rooms are small, they have a nice little complimentary breakfast as well . It’s a little quirky, maybe like staying in the guest room of your grandmother or favorite aunt. As a solo woman traveler I felt safe and cared for. There’s a lovely bakery in one of the shops below. I’m definitely going to miss that! I would definitely stay here again.

This is the neatest, most charming old hotel! It was built in the 1870s, and the owners have maintained all the original windows, trim, ceiling mouldings, hand rails, exterior gargoyles, etc, even some of the old light fixtures in the common areas. It is accessed via a ridiculously tiny and steep staircase (like other old houses in the neighborhood), but the staff are happy to haul your baggage up, so as long as you are reasonably trim and physically fit, the stairs just add to the charm. Simple but tasty breakfast of croissants, rolls, cheese, coffee and tea is included in the plant-filled breakfast room, where you can look out over the street and pretend to be waiting for your carriage to pull up.