[B_O_M_B_A, 22.08.2008] The Arean is actually very impressive, holding over 50,000 people it is the largest in Amsterdam. [more]

[B_O_M_B_A, 22.08.2008] Located in central Amsterdam the museum is a true delight and should be seen by all who travel there. it is one of the most popular places in Amsterdam and it is clear to see why [more]

[B_O_M_B_A, 22.08.2008] The experience truely is great, plenty to do for all ages and you even get a free gift! [more]

[adamwiggy, 20.08.2008] during a trip to amsterdam in july myself and two friends spoke to urself (mike) about how you provided accomodation for holiday makers,could u please send me some details as we are planning a return trip this new year for approx 4 nights, many thanks adam [more]

[Iohan60, 18.08.2008] Every 1st week-end of September there is the famous Aalsmeer Bloemencorso. A long parade with flower covered cars passes by from Aalsmeer to the centre of Amsterdam. Aalsmeer is the centre of flower cultivation in Holland. It is almost fully covered with greenhouses. They call it the glass city. Si [more]

[Iohan60, 18.08.2008] Bringing you back in an Medieval atmosphere the Castlefest is a must for those who want to experience the romantic medieval times. The festival is a coming toghether of everybody who has anything to do with medieval role-playing, larp, music, and related. The atmosphere is wonderful, and this year's [more]

[Iohan60, 13.08.2008] This hotel, located in the old town of Haarlem is a wonderful place to stay if you want to make day-trips all over the west of Holland. The rooms are nice and well equipped. (... oh ... mine was an executive suite .... a bit above average ...) The atmosphere in the hotel, and the restaurant are very [more]

[Tommy36, 09.08.2008] If you don't care where to sleep, it's ok to go to Sativa. Rooms at Haarlem Station, no personel, no breakfast, no service: just a room with a bed for max 2 people. The coffeeshop downstairs, which profided the keys, is now closed by the government. [more]

[koshkha, 14.07.2008] We have a rule on trivago that you can only call a hotel an 'airport hotel' if it's less than 1 km from the airport - when you've read this review, you'll realise that rule does make sense! Hotel airports are a drag. Hardly anyone really wants to stay in them and they never seem to try very hard [more]

[koshkha, 10.04.2008] What am I doing here? Oh I keep asking myself that. Why am I in this god-forsaken down-market crappy Dutch hotel? On the plus side, it's only for one night but on the down side, surely somebody could have found something better than this. Where am I anyway? To be honest, I don't exactly kn [more]

[NY-Paris-Amsterdam, 04.04.2008] I am top rating this property simply because this is an experience on it's own, the design is a must see. It's not too expensive, has a good location, and I slept so well. [more]

[merkat, 28.03.2008] The Red Light District is a "must see" in Amsterdam. As the name indicates, it is a street with brothels and ladies of the night. What makes it so special is the fact it is not in suburbia or some part of the town where you normally wouldn't go, but almost in the center of the city. Nothing can warn [more]

[merkat, 28.03.2008] Since there is a very detailed review on this museum, with all necessary information, I will write only about my personal impression. I have visited Amsterdam ten years ago (1998), just before changing Guldens to Euros. I didn't have a lot of money, but Van Gogh museum was the place I just had to v [more]

[shedova, 13.02.2008] Hotel was very cute and quite. It took only 15 minutes walking to many attractions. The channels and old buildings of Amsterdam are marvelous! I like everything and when it is possible will come back. [more]

[crismattias, 21.07.2007] Been there last month. Although it was cold, we had a nice stroll along the market. The market is ok. For grocerie shopping, fresh vegetables, typical Dutch fish and of course the Dutch cheeses it's a great place to go. But what might really be of your interest are all the small stores, boutiques a [more]

[crismattias, 20.07.2007] The location is perfect if youre looking for museums! Just a few minutes walk from the Van Gogh Museum and to the Rijksmuseum! The most famous shopping street the PcHoofstraat is as well just a few minutes walking distance. And as well near by the nicest thing the beautiful Voldenpark!!! If yo [more]

[Chouchin, 01.07.2007] Many years ago, during a management course in Holland, I was taken to the Keukenhof. It was immediately after an overnight trip on the Harwich Hook of Holland ferry (not a journey I recommend) but even in my befuddled state (can one be channel-lagged?) I recognised two things. Firstly the place was [more]

[tartlette, 14.06.2007] I went to Amsterdam wanting to see some of its historic buildings. I love old churches so the Nieuwe Kerk (New Church) was high on my list. I was very disappointed by my visit as the church fabric was mostly covered up by an exibition. Read on... HISTORY: Despi te being called the 'New' Church, [more]

[tartlette, 11.06.2007] I visited Anne Frank's House on a visit to Amsterdam last week. 6 of us went on the trip and the only thing that we all agreed we wanted to see was Anne Frank's House. I wanted to see it, as being a historian this was one of the most important sites in the city. Others had read the book or even just [more]

[tartlette, 08.06.2007] I went to Amsterdam last year on a girlie trip. There were 6 of us going and being the classy girls that we are we wanted a somewhat classy hotel! We are also very aware of the pennies and therefore wanted somewhere good value, which included breakfast. Cue hour long searches on the internet lo [more]