Avenue Amsterdam Hotel

“ Upon arrival we were told due to water damage 10 days previous we had been moved to a hotel more than 1 mile away.Due to my partners recent hip replacement surgery this was totally inappropiate.
After making our feelings known a room was allocated to us,we were then re-allocated the noisiest room in the hotel after the guest in front of us in the queue
stated they had requested a quiet room so they were given ours instead.
When I asked reception why we had not been notified of this problem to allow us to make alternative arrangements they had no answer.
Not the standard I expect!!!!!!!!!!!!

“ The hotel was very well situated, near the railway station, the older part of town and most of the main attractions. The room was comfortable, if basic and the breakfast more than adequate. Staff were helpful and pleasant and the hotel was clean, lift worked, good shower. View was poor from our room although that did not affect us and the main criticism was the lack of tea making facilities which seem pretty standard in three star hotels these days.

“ Top Tip: The brown bars proliferate within walking distance and all provide a pleasant, convivial experience even though mainly populated by tourists. The London Bridge bar opposite the hotel provides a good starting point. We enjoyed a good steak at La Vida, an Argentinian restaurant in the Red Light District.

“ did not accept room that was allocated on arrival next to the main entrance and it is the only room on the ground floor but changed no problem

“ Room 4metres by 3metres.no tea making facilities, Stench from drain in tiny 3 foot by 3 foot loo.Overpriced and certainly not 3 star.Not for me,my wife referred to our room as the cupoard.

“ Top Tip: Nice wee Pub across the road,London Bridge.All you want in Amsterdam nearby.