We stayed at Amsterdam-inn for 7 nights. First we came and did not find the sign. We asked the local bar next-door and he told us that its a illegal B&B, thats why there's only a note on the buzzer. We made a deal with the owner to pay half by arriveing, and half after a cupple of days for economic reasons When we arrived the payment would be alot more expensive if we did not pay all at once. So our deal did nt mean a thing to him. We booked a dubble-room with private bath-room and a smal tea-kitchen with refrigerator, we got a to singlebeds pooshed together, and a walkin-closet- bathroom, and a refrigerator who did not work. The room was not cleand, I don't even think we got clean sheets. the window was impossible too close, so we got sick. There was no fire-escape and very noisy. Our last morning there we were gonna ceak-out at 11. am, the owner had not informed us any differently about their cheak-out time, so we guest from previous experiance. At 9.45 am the owner knooked on our door, got inn to our room and turned on the light. He looked at us, said: "It is time to cheak-out now" and left. We were still in the bed, sleeping when he went in. He had no clue what service is, and he was creepy.

we booked a double room but when we got there it turned out that there is no free double room for us. guy gave us a four with a "bathroom". the room was very dark, windows were old and didn't close properly. walls were not as on the photos (painted white) but were covered with some kind of plywood. it was almost impossible to sleep because of the noise - as the room was placed above the street, and because of the crackling floor all over this hostel. also the toilet and bathroom for the rest of the rooms was near so there was even more noise. tiny bathroom in the room was so small that there was no way to open the door when someone was inside and mold and fungus in the shower were disgusting.
room that we got for the rest of your stay is the room which is presented on the website as a kitchen, located on the second floor. stove was moved to a corridor just next to the room so you hear people cooking.
generally pictures presented on the website do not represent actual rooms as they are now. we don't recommend hostel amsterdam inn to anyone and certainly we won't come back there.

When we booked this hotel, judging by the photos on its website it looked cheap and cheerful, clean and respectable - perfect just for one night. However, this was not the case. Upon arrival we were left waiting at the door, unanswered as the guy who runs the place was next door eating a kebab! Yes - the whole place was run by just one guy. Finally after knocking endlessly and calling him several times he wandered out of the takeaway next door and let us in. It gets worse. The room we were given was in the attic up 3 flights of steep stairs, it was tiny - certainly NOT a double as we had booked, also the cleanliness was highly questionable as there was hair on one of the beds and dust on the (very little) furniture. It would be better described as a chicken barn than a bedroom. In fact I would rather have stayed in a chicken barn than this room! Having booked bed AND breakfast online, i ask the (rather creepy) guy what time breakfast was served to be told we would have to pay an additonal 8 Euros as breakfast was available in the restaurant next door! Therefore false advertisement, this place was clearly not a B&B. The reception desk was a table in the hallway with a computer on it with the guests paperwork easily accessable to anybody. We were refused our money back when we asked and in the end we agreed to swap rooms. This one was marginally better, a little cleaner and much bigger, however the window wouldnt close properly so we struggled to sleep due to the constant draught. Definatley NOT a place I will even consider staying at again, the only positive thing was the location. 3.5 stars? .. I wouldn't even give it a half.

we have been to this hotel twice now and are going back again. It was clean, friendly staff
and was walking distance from everything we wanted to do.