Independent, 3 star Hotels in Amsterdam

Very nice quite location. Plenty of wonderful restaurants / bars nearby

Great location close to tram line and Museums but still very quiet. Gerard is a delightful and very accommodating host. Bright large room with nice bathroom and kitchenette with jug and microwave .

Stayed here for one night. The staff were helpful and the room was neat and tidy. Breakfast in the morning was of the continental variety with tea and coffee etc. The hotel is close to Vondelpark and I would stay here again.

Hotel sits right on the Amstel river, the waterway after which Amsterdam is named. Surrounding neighborhood gives the feel of bing right at home. Neighborhood bars and eateries ar in walking distance as is public transportation. Amsterdam s famous Carre theater is next door and the national ballet in walking distance. A great place from which to explore the rest of the city or sit on bench in the sun on the river and watch the canal boats cruise by or read a book.

Staff was extremely helpful, location is excellent, transportation close by and some areas were well within walking distance. I would stay again when the opportunity comes along.

We spent four nights here and would come back again. It is handy for the museum quarter, Wandel park and only100m from a tram stop. The room was a little small but for the price we paid was very adequate. The room as clean and breakfasts were included in the price.

Very well located near to the Rijksmuseum and to the high-end shopping district, with good tram and bus connections nearby. I had a very small room but it was quiet with a window onto gardens, and this was a great place to stay.

The hotel was clean and nice, but lacked some amenities. For example, my room did not have a wardrobe and that was fine because i was only there for 3 nights, but if i was staying for longer it would have been horrible living out of a suitcase. It's also annoying that there's no room service option. It annoyed me that the shower was not separate from the toilet - it's hard to explain, but there's no shower cubicle, so the water from the shower will splash onto the toilet seat for instance. however, i think this might be part of dutch culture as i've stayed in other places that have the same set up. The only thing that I really hated were the church bells ringing every hour, but i fully understand they can't do anything about that.

The Avenue Hotel is only a short walk [5 minutes /-] from Amsterdam Central Railway station. What's more it's just off the City Centre Dam Square/Damrak and most convienant for the trams, which can make it a little noisy on ocassion [in the rush hour] and they go everywhere, pretty well all the attractions are a short ride away and equally they convienantly start from outside Central Station. So it would be advisable if your planning a few days in Amsterdam to buy a "tram/bus pass" which range from around 7 euros for a day to 21 for 4 days. There are a couple of signs in the tram station that list the main attractions and the numbers of the trams needed to get there.

Excellent friendly staff, the place and my room was great. Clean towels and linen everyday. I was in 304 and the free wifi was strong, this is the best hotel ive stayed in Amsterdam and ive been 8 times, you cannot go wrong staying here. A big thankyou to westcord hotel, I will stay here in the future without a doubt. Many thanks. P.s the shower in my room was outstanding.