A beautifully designed hotel with excellent, friendly, and attentive service. Large rooms are well equipped with everything you might need. Some way from the centre, but easy to reach by tram. Good restaurants within walking distance. Well equipped fitness centre with large pool. A large hotel, but service is personal. Nothing to criticise!

Really high quality hotel, great attentive staff and service. My only gripes would be that the location is not central enough, but that's ok really as theres a regular tram stop right outside. But the really annoying part is that they charge for in-room wi-fi. These days I don't think that's acceptable! We pay enough for the rooms not to be charged this on top.

I don't generally like business focused hotels, but I make an exception for the Okura. Like it's sister hotel in Tokyo (one of the world's great business hotel) the Okura offers great comfort, excellent service and, above all else, terrific restaurants. The Japanese restaurant on the ground floor is partnered by an equally good French restaurant on the top floor. Both seem to do good trade not only from residents at the hotel but also from Amsterdam residents. The rooms at the Okura are spacious and extremely comfortable, with excellent bathrooms and good sound insulation. The only drawbacks are that this is a high rise away from the City Centre, which may not be convenient for those looking for the buzz of central Amsterdam.

My husband had a conference to attend in Amsterdam last Sept and we were put up at the Okura and we had a wonderful experience. Our room was fantastic with a lovely view and the staff were so friendly especially the bar staff. The cocktail bar had beautiful view at night and day and we ate pretty well averyday at Serres Restaurant at some stage or at least had a drink there. Don't miss Hinekin Factory and Ann Frank house. All very getable by tram stop near Hotel, and the bicycles are a must see. Also did a country side tour and the town of Edam is just beautiful.