BackStage Hotel Amsterdam

場所も中心地からさほど離れてはおらず、部屋もとても綺麗かつおしゃれでした。値段も安く、受付の方も非常に親切で大満足でした。

The hotel was great. Quirky. It was within walking distance to everything we wanted to do (Anne Frank house, Van Gogh Museum. Bus to/from airport only 2 minute's walk away). Very close to many restaurants and café's too. All the Staff were very friendly and helpful.

We found this hotel really great! Pros: Location is great, not central but literally a ten minute walk and there’s still loads going on Staff were amazingly helpful and lovely people and they don’t charge for use of their pool table Clean and tidy Cons: This is actually more my fault but I didn’t realise there were shared bathrooms. I don’t know if it would put me off booking in future as it wasn’t an issue but something to be aware of It was expensive, we stayed over kings day which means it was £200 a night which was not worth the money in my opinion but maybe less if not on kings day

This was a reasonably solid three-star hotel. We had a quad room on the 3rd floor. Very clean throughout the hotel. Staff was super-friendly and helpful. Location was excellent, a block from Leidseplein and a short walk to the museum district or Vondelpark. No A/C though and the west-facing windows cooked the room in the afternoon making it uncomfortably warm in the evening. Also they had the steepest stairways I've ever seen in a hotel. Not kidding, almost more like a ladder than a stairway. They do offer a breakfast, although we never chose it. There are lots of restaurants within walking distance, but hardly any offering breakfast before 9am. Overall, an OK middle-of-the-road establishment.

Stayed here in a room with 4 beds, beds were a touch small but comfy and we had fans in the room so it was a pleasant stay. Location is great and only a 10-15 min walk from "downtown" but really close to the likes of Hardrock cafe, heinikein experience and places to eat. Staff were friendly and nice bar area with a pool table. Stairs however.......MY GOD they are steep!!! Enjoy them ;)

Let me start by saying that the hotel was lovely. Great location. Really nice room despite the stairs and shared bath and shower. Delicious breakfast for a reasonable fee. Great walkable location. BUT if you expect to get any sleep, this is NOT the place for you. Literally loud obnoxious people outside the hotel until 5 am. There was no escaping the noise. Which made it impossible to get a good nights sleep. Forewarned is fore armed.

Great themed hotel with little querky additions such as drum lights and music travel wardrobe cases. Extremely comfortable beds and pillows. Friendly and helpful staff. Recommend staying here, would definitely consider again for my next trip.

This is a very informal hotel, 20+ rooms with a very distinct arts and music feel to it. The first thought on arrival was that we had arrived in a backpackers hostel, but the owner brought it up a nudge with lots of great music decorations and memorabilia. The record player is a wireless phone recharger, and the light fittings old instruments, etc. The stairs to the rooms are VERY steep, and the rooms are a little noisy, but what makes this place is the lobby/restaurant/bar/reception and the multilingual staff. There are snacks, drinks, and coffee until 10 p.m and time for a chat or advise on amenities, and nothing beats a local insight. I loved meeting Lars, just graduated from hotelschool, who told me the owner was a former (Maastricht) hotello as well, and that explains it all! Passion, eye for detail, and hospitality and definitely worth considering when in amsterdam for a few nights. The only thing that needs rethinking is the pillows; too soft and flimsy to enjoy.

I was a bit surprised to receive an invitation to write this review since I didn’t actually went to Backstage hotel. I had to cancel because of serious personal issues I’m going through. I didn’t get a refund, which I understand since this was one of the conditions at booking the room. I wasn’t going to make a point out of this so I ignored the first mail to write a review, but if you keep reminding me, I must say this whole experience feels off and absurdly impersonal.