Amrath Hotels hotels in Zandvoort, North Holland

"The room was clean and comfortable, staff were friendly and helpful, and the location is great, Right next to the train station in the city centre. They also have a locked luggage room if you are arriving early or leaving later in the day. "

"Very clean floor, sounds funny but I hate a dirty floor, hotel is quite dated but clean"

"We had a lovely stay at the Monet Hotel. The staff was really nice and helpful and they by far were the best part of this hotel. The hotel room itself was nice and clean. I appreciate that the location was near 2 light rails and 1 subway station and is in a quiet part of the city. The only problem we had was that room always felt a little warm even with the thermostat on it's coldest setting. Overall, a fantastic stay and would stay here if I visit Amsterdam again!"

"The customer service was exceptional, and the beverages offered were of remarkable quality and taste."

"The check in is very slow"

"The staff were amazing and attentive, so many of them around! Very clean and comfortable, guest services went above and beyond to set up birthday decorations for our arrival, just perfect! Will be back for sure. The hotel is right on dam square in the centre of Amsterdam, plenty of shops, restaurants, bars and things to do! 10/10"

"Everything here was top notch, but most particularly the service from the front desk, to the concierge, to the food staff. The hotel was easy access to the trains and trams, and everything inside was clean and orderly. Anything we asked for from the front desk, was delivered promptly, and everyone was so professional. Gilbert at the font desk and Duke at the concierge stood out for us. "

"The room was marvellous, but the emergency door outside the room was annoying. It kept banging loudly and woke me up at night."

"Friendly staff and the hotel was very convenient. Different from anything else ive stayed at. Rooms are compact, but a very big bed, GREAT shower and good for a night stay at schiphol airport. Checkin and out using a terminal was interesting as well."