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"Have stayed at the westcord before and it’s always been a lovely hotel to stay at. It’s only 10mins from the airport by train and then a short walk and you are at the hotel. Tram ride to Leidseplein and from there you can walk to most places. Good transport links, nice breakfast with plenty of choices, rooms are spacious and comfortable and, for those days when you have walked lots, they have a pool and sauna on the bottom floors of the hotel. Overall a very good hotel that was perfect for our needs. Far enough away from the centre that it’s quiet and peaceful at night but still within walking distance to tram stops so you can travel further afield. Definitely would recommend this hotel again. "

"I was very pleasantly surprised by the courtesy of the staff."

"I love this hotel. Technology of checking in and the room itself is so cool. The shower is very good with high pressure. The beds are comfy. Walkable to airport. We stayed here every time when we have an overnight in Amsterdam. "

"Wonderful location, beautiful area and the Hotel was absolutely gorgeous. Highly recommended "

"I enjoyed my stay, it's an old building so I didn't expect much from an old building in Amsterdam. If you've been to Amsterdam then you know of the steep staircases and thin hallways but the staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. For the price I paid for being so close to the central train station I am satisfied. "

"Close to tram and restaurants "

"Close proximity to areas of interest."

"The only thing we didn’t like was that the bed was against a wall such that one person had to crawl over the other to get up in the night to go to the bathroom."

"What we liked: ‘cozy modern’, high-tech, linens were good quality, comfortable bed, quiet, clean, stylish, friendly reception/bar staff, and close to public transportation. What we did not like: Insufficient information about all the amenities available to guests, difficult to communicate with hotel staff as the rooms have no phones and the iPads did not provide the ability to contact staff for services (i.e. replenish supplies, wake up calls, call a taxi, ask questions about the area, etc.). "