Hotels FAQ

Question:

You can view a list of many hotels & check availability / prices by e-mail response on www.hotelnet.nl I have used them twice & found them reliable.  You can select your chosen preferences & search.  (Tip – clicking "Pensions" on the right frame gives a list of cheaper options & includes those sometimes called "Budget Hotels"  I stayed at "ABBA" on Overtoom near Vondelpark / Museums & Leidesplein.  It looks a dump on the outside, but, although basic it’s clean with a good breakfast buffet & the staff are friendly.  It costs 75 Guilders in high season for a single , although I paid 100 NLG at New Year – that’s the Millenium factor! Enjoy your trip. Steve.   "chris"

The Hotel de Kooijk near the >Leidseplein is inexpensive but cosy,

the Hotel de Stadhouder on the >Stadhouderskade is cheap but ok.

Both are quiet but near the Leidsepleign >the main evening

entertainment area. with great bars and restaurants etc. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Away from the main tourist rip off areas. > We’re visitng Amsterdam at teh >end of April and wondered if amyone could > recommend any decent but >inexpensive hotels >Before you buy.

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Hi, I like the hotel de stadhouder….it’s at the same tramstop (on 16,24, 25) as the heineken museum and between it and the rijksmuseum. **. clean, elevator, cable tv, good breakfast, no in room phones. > We’re visitng Amsterdam at teh end of April and wondered if amyone could > recommend any decent but inexpensive hotels preferably near to the main > tourist area. > TIA for any help > chris

– L.F.Matthews Microsoft Certified Professional A+ Certified

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Leidseplein is inexpensive but cosy,
the Hotel de Stadhouder on the Stadhouderskade is cheap but ok. Both are quiet but near the Leidsepleign the main evening entertainment area. with great bars and restaurants etc.
Away from the main tourist rip off areas.
> We’re visitng Amsterdam at teh end of April and wondered if amyone could
> recommend any decent but inexpensive hotels Before you buy.

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We’re visitng Amsterdam at teh end of April and wondered if amyone could recommend any decent but inexpensive hotels preferably near to the main tourist area. TIA for any help chris

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We went to Amsterdam late last year and stayed at the Flying Pig Backpackers hostel.  It is very central and not bad for the money.  You can book online, the web address is www.flyingpig.nl * Sent from AltaVista http://www.altavista.com Where you can also find related Web Pages, Images, Audios, Videos, News, and Shopping.  Smart is Beautiful

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> We’re visitng Amsterdam at teh end of April and wondered if amyone could > recommend any decent but inexpensive hotels preferably near to the main > tourist area. > TIA for any help > chris

A few years ago we stayed at the Concert Inn hotel. Very nice family run place. It was recommended by the people from my company there. They do have a web site.

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> We’re visitng Amsterdam at teh end of April and wondered if amyone > could > recommend any decent but inexpensive hotels preferably near to the > main > tourist area.

The Youth Hostel in Vondelpark is nice. See: http://www.njhc.org/vondelpark/1index_en.html Book soon! End of April is peak tourist season! (flowers) Sjoerd

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We’re visitng Amsterdam at teh end of April and wondered if amyone could recommend any decent but inexpensive hotels preferably near to the main tourist area. TIA for any help chris

Response:

We went to Amsterdam late last year and stayed at the Flying Pig Backpackers hostel.  It is very central and not bad for the money.  You can book online, the web address is www.flyingpig.nl * Sent from AltaVista http://www.altavista.com Where you can also find related Web Pages, Images, Audios, Videos, News, and Shopping.  Smart is Beautiful

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> We’re visitng Amsterdam at teh end of April and wondered if amyone could > recommend any decent but inexpensive hotels preferably near to the main > tourist area. > TIA for any help > chris

A few years ago we stayed at the Concert Inn hotel. Very nice family run place. It was recommended by the people from my company there. They do have a web site.

Response:

> We’re visitng Amsterdam at teh end of April and wondered if amyone > could > recommend any decent but inexpensive hotels preferably near to the > main > tourist area.

The Youth Hostel in Vondelpark is nice. See: http://www.njhc.org/vondelpark/1index_en.html Book soon! End of April is peak tourist season! (flowers) Sjoerd

Response:

Hi, I like the hotel de stadhouder….it’s at the same tramstop (on 16,24, 25) as the heineken museum and between it and the rijksmuseum. **. clean, elevator, cable tv, good breakfast, no in room phones. > We’re visitng Amsterdam at teh end of April and wondered if amyone could > recommend any decent but inexpensive hotels preferably near to the main > tourist area. > TIA for any help > chris

– L.F.Matthews Microsoft Certified Professional A+ Certified

Response:

Leidseplein is inexpensive but cosy,
the Hotel de Stadhouder on the Stadhouderskade is cheap but ok. Both are quiet but near the Leidsepleign the main evening entertainment area. with great bars and restaurants etc.
Away from the main tourist rip off areas.
> We’re visitng Amsterdam at teh end of April and wondered if amyone could
> recommend any decent but inexpensive hotels Before you buy.

Response:

You can view a list of many hotels & check availability / prices by e-mail response on www.hotelnet.nl I have used them twice & found them reliable.  You can select your chosen preferences & search.  (Tip – clicking "Pensions" on the right frame gives a list of cheaper options & includes those sometimes called "Budget Hotels"  I stayed at "ABBA" on Overtoom near Vondelpark / Museums & Leidesplein.  It looks a dump on the outside, but, although basic it’s clean with a good breakfast buffet & the staff are friendly.  It costs 75 Guilders in high season for a single , although I paid 100 NLG at New Year – that’s the Millenium factor! Enjoy your trip. Steve.   "chris"

The Hotel de Kooijk near the >Leidseplein is inexpensive but cosy,

the Hotel de Stadhouder on the >Stadhouderskade is cheap but ok.

Both are quiet but near the Leidsepleign >the main evening

entertainment area. with great bars and restaurants etc. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Away from the main tourist rip off areas. > We’re visitng Amsterdam at teh >end of April and wondered if amyone could > recommend any decent but >inexpensive hotels >Before you buy.

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