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Amsterdam is flat enough to enjoy bike riding
We were touring Amsterdam all day by bike. Starting with a trip to some canals on the north side, and the subway tunnel followed by the Ijburg area (man made island residential development - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IJburg). busy day all around, the bikes were good but not awesome, I was having fun, but not my ******.
Later we were …
Bike Dodging Should Be An Olympic Sport [Day 8]
... But we've really been spoiled; I'm sure this is the nicest hostel we'll have until Berlin.
Kim, Brad, Sam, and I decided to go out, so we caught the tram to Dam Square. Funny story there: we asked for help in making sure we were going the right way, and got it. (In every tram there's a driver and a person towards the back who controls the doors and helps people who don't have chip cards or day passes. Every one I've met so far is ...
Amsterdam - Great Start!
... It was a super night, we got into 6 bars and got 6 free drinks, topped off with a casual walk around the Red Light District before we left!!
We had to catch our first night train at seven on the Sunday evening so we took it pretty handy on the final day. We checked out of our hostel and headed out towards Vondelpark again which has Museum Mile and includes the Van Gogh museum. A long wait in the rain was worth it as I was surprisingly more interested than I ...
The trip has started!
We have reached Amsterdam. This trip will allow us to see more of northern Europe. In about 30 days we will fly home from Amsterdam. We are spending a few days in Amsterdam prior to boarding the Holland America Lines MS Prinsendam on the Celtic and Baltic Voyage.
From Amsterdam we will go England and then circle around the Emerald Isle and after 2 weeks we will be back in Amsterdam. The Celtic and English ports will include:
St Peter ...
Amsterdam - Land of Canals and Bicycles
... able to find out if I was on it or not, he went back to his hotel and got online to see if there had been a message from me. So, we finally connected.
He was at the Hotel the Crown, which turned out to be within walking distance of the station so we agreed that I'd walk over to meet him and then that we'd both come back to the station for my luggage. I didn't have a map so while I was still connected to the wifi, ...
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Historical Traveler Reviews Rembrandt Classic Hotel Amsterdam
Hidden gem
Lovely place. Breakfast included with a great rate from their website.
Super friendly staff. Liked the size of the room (stayed at another place the day before the size of a closet). Stayed here over February 15-18--only thing I could foresee changing was the door slamming at night time. The locks are a bit odd and I heard doors closing. It's a courtyard type hotel, so inner rooms can hear other's occasional conversations. Breakfast was grand. Great location.
Loved the Rembrandt Residence
We stayed at the Rembrandt Residence Hotel on January 1,2004. I wish we could have been there longer. The hotel was truly charming. The staff extremely friendly and helpful. The room was large and clean with a beautiful picture window view of the canal. The bathroom was modern. The location was great.We were in a parklike section right on a canal.( It was just how I pictured Amsterdam to be.) We easily walked to the downtown section at night and to Central Station in the morning to get the train to the airport. I will stay there on my next trip to this wonderful city.
Variable
We've stayed at this hotel twice--the rooms are variable. If you do not like the first one you're give, ask to see another. We finally stayed in a very large room overlooking the canal. The room was great, but there was quite a lot of outside noise (from the delivery area right below our room) very early in the morning. In addition, the exterior of the hotel (overlooking the canal) is extremely brightly lit--while it looks lovely from across the canal, the light seeps into the rooms on that side of the building, even thru heavy curtains. That said, the hotel location is great, and the staff is very nice. Breakfast is okay--not good coffee, tho. If you can get a good deal on the room (discounts are often posted online) this is can be a good value.
Canal View
The hotel has plenty of character. Beautiful building from the outside. Our room overlooked the Herengracht at the front and this was a big plus. Decor and fittings in the rooms are only average but the staff are very helpful and the public areas are pleasant.
City break
Good hotel in a handy location. Rooms tend to be a bit on the small side...but the facilities were fine and clean. We always take our own kettle to Holland as we find a lot of hotels do not have hot drink facilities in rooms!Excellent breakfast in a large restaurant overlooking the canal. Polite friendly staff. We would use it again.
Excellent
Stayed there Sept 2002 - excellent hotel. Great location, clean - like a Travelodge in the UK. They all speak English and the breakfasts are top too.
Well located central but quiet
A well run ,clean well situated hotel. We loved this hotel it has a lovely view of the canal and is quiet yet central. The only thing that was missing was coffee/tea making facilities I suppose you could call room service but making your own is better. Breakfasts are excellent too.
Fantastic hotel!
This hotel is really as lovely as it looks in the photos! Great location, on one of the nicest canals in the area, the Herengracht. The rooms were clean and comfortable, with basic furnishings. The water pressure in the shower was incredible!
Great Place
Three years in a row we have stayed at the Rembrandt Residence Hotel in Amsterdam. The location is not to be beat. The rooms are fully equiped and larger than most European hotels. The staff are friendly and fun. I have nothing but praise for this hotel. Already planning our next trip.
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