MEININGER Hotel Amsterdam Amstel0

The breakfast worth for sure, it's complete and fresh. The place its well located near the Amstel Station which you can go pretty much everywhere. The room is clean and the bed is comfortable enough and there's is a locker.

The only little thing is that I suggest they put something inside the shower so we can use as support for our stuff like soap and shampoo or whatever. I had to leave on the floor.

A cool, new hotel in a pretty good location: it's right next to the train, metro, tram and bus station. Therefore, you can easily reach the center or the surrounding area! At the same time, you do not hear public transport in the rooms, it is very quiet. The beds were comfortable, the room neat and clean. We were given towels and shampoos in the bathroom. We rented bicycles at the hotel, they were quite good, but a bit more expensive than the other offers.

The windows in the room cannot be opened. Therefore, there was a lack of fresh air and weird smell. It gets better over time with ventilation.

The location is fantastic, very easily connects to Amstel station. The property is also very nice with a water theme. Sadly during my last day of the stay, the metro and therefore bus services were severely interrupted so my travel was extremely delayed. Luckily the property was kind enough to let me check out a little later than usual (by 12PM).

The room is quite small and the beds were too close together. It was like sleeping next to someone in one bed. The beds are also more narrow than is comfortable.

I've been in a hostel room for 4 people, I've got one of the lower bunk beds. I liked that there were towels and soap/shampoo included. The breakfast was great. They even have a guest kitchen if you want to prepare some food for yourself or kids. If you are going to use a hostel, make sure you have a padlock in your bags, as you can use the storage under your bag, and you can lock it. There is a bus/train/metro station in front of the hotel. They now introduce Contactless pay, so no longer need to buy tickets, just tap using your phone/card.

It was my first time staying at a hostel. I stayed in a four bed female dorm and it was clean and perfectly fine. There was everything you need for a short stay. I really liked the on suite bathroom.

I paid 57€ for one night in a four bed female dorm, which I thought was a bit steep considering it’s far out from the city centre. Maybe I just expected a hostel stay to be more affordable but if I was a students I wouldn’t have been able to afford it and I thought this was what hostels are all about?

It's a modern building with 6 floors right near the station (metro, burses and trams) that is very comfortable. The room and bathroom were clean. They clean when someone leaves or moves in, otherwise you need to ask. Were given two towels, a shower gel and soap in the bathroom. There's a locker but you need to bring your own locker otherwise probably buy from the reception (I brought mine with me). I had breakfast included which had a variety of food and drinks, it was fresh and good. There are many places to sit in the lounge room and work if needed.

Nothing specific. Maybe bathroom could be cleaned twice a week at least without waiting someone to move in.

Had been there before, so knew what to expect. Location next to railway station and walking distance to old part of Amsterdam. It's run like a hostel, but is in fact a hotel. Much better than most accommodation available in Amsterdam. Breakfast is adequate, depending on your expectations. Also fairly new, so apart from the terrible clothes dryer, most things are not broken.

The clothes dryer.

The rooms are quite nice and there is a kitchenette in the common room so you are able to prepare your own meals like dinner... Location was out of the city but right next to a metro line that took you directly to central station and into the city.

I found there needed to be more tables of two in the dining area, as a solo traveler I felt that I was taking up to much space on a table of six yet there was no where else to sit. I also felt the staff weren’t hugely welcoming and there isn’t much food for dinner (if you came to the hostel late at night and needed a quick bite to eat).

The location was the best - metro and tram at the door and in 10/15 minutes you can be in the center. I think it's a great option considering the price If we look into the crazy prices in Amsterdam. Basic but very ok.

You have to schedule the room cleaning in advance wich I don't understand why since you don't pay more for that. I've asked on the first day in the morning but for that day no one showed up even though I had the guarantee someone will. And If I recall, the room was never cleaned. Anyway, a lot of young people (sometimes quite noisy but normal) but you also see older couples, people. The hotel does not have much personality - the photos more and less match reality. I think even though I've pointed this as negative, it's not really a bad thing. The hotel have the basics for a great stay and the location is really great. And if you're looking for a budget option, this is your hotel.

It was my first hostel in 20 years and my expectations were quite low. I used to stay in this hotel before and was hoping that their dormitory is as good as their regular rooms. In fact, it is! The rooms are new and super clean, the ambience is very quiet, and every night I had proper rest. One of my concerns was stuffy rooms but the ventilation was fantastic so even with six people sleeping in a quite small room one doesn't feel a fug. What I especially liked is that my roommates were very polite and respected each other's needs. Maybe I was just lucky. All in all, I am very happy with this hostel and will consider staying there again upon returning to Amsterdam.