Stayed in this Hotel as part of business trip wherein ten of us stayed for 3-5 nights.

Hotel is conveniently located and is accessible by public transport. Also offers car parking.

Rooms are very spacious, infact quite large, are well maintained and have all amenities. Rooms are very quiet and offer good sleep. Breakfast is very exhaustive with a lot of variety.

WiFi is only free in Lobby.

In addition, the staff is very helpful and always willing to support your queries.

Happy to stay again.

I was on a business trip to Amsterdam and stayed at NH Musica, Amsterdam. Our team of about 10 stayed there as well.

A very informal lounge and bar puts it away from most large commercial hotels with 4 and 5 stars !!

Rooms are very large, neat and self sufficient.

This Hotel is good, mainly because the rooms are newly renovated. They are small but completely functional, have a high standard. The breakfast is far below the standard of this category: It opens at 07:00 only, the cheese on the plate had already corners up, pankakes are together with bacon in a steam heater which creates a terrible taste for the pancake, at least. The Cappuccino is instant, all of that is served for 22,50, what a joke.

so: If you want to stay in a clean hotel, stay here, if you are hungry in the morning, go somewhere else

I travelled with a friend to attend some futball matches in the area. The hotel was in between the 2 locations so that worked well for us. The room was clean and modern. We separated the beds which were made up individually as requested. There was a nice desk area and the tv was on the wall in front of the beds. The bathroom was modern with a small bottle of shampoo and small bottle of body wash. I liked the magnifying make up mirror. The staff at the front desk were pleasant and helpful. The hotel was packed with business people and flight attendants. We had drinks at the bar one evening. We did not eat in the hotel restaurant as it was 19 euro each for breakfast if we ordered that when we checked in or 22.50 euro if we walked in the next morning. We drove down the street and found a great little shop that had amazing sandwiches and coffee. For 10 euro we were ready to go!

The laminate floors were scratched and scraped up, leaving them looking dirty. The bathroom had the very familiar (though I cannot understand the attraction) glass partition ½ wall (so water splashes out of the shower no matter how careful you are) and removable shower head. The shower head had low water pressure. A door or shower curtain would have been much easier, cleaner, and save on all the towels it takes to absorb the water. I just don’t get that design??? The hair dryer was mounted in the bathroom in front of the mirror, but we both used flat irons and had to plug them in the bedroom. There was no other mirror to use except for the one mounted inside the closet-made doing our hair difficult. The hotel places several thermoses of coffee near the door so you can make a cup on your way out. Great concept, but by far the worst coffee I have ever had. Really. The bar felt like a Holiday Inn Express buffet breakfast room… with a bar. When our husbands arrived on the last evening, we went down for a drink. We had to sit at a table with chairs. Couches, chairs, ambient lighting etc. would have been much nicer. This was the lobby. The area in front of the elevators had 2 massage chairs that cost 2 euro per time slot. A bit tacky in a hotel.