Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed, Garden View
from $112
Prinsengracht Hotel
3.0 out of 5.0
68% based on 442 reviews
Recent guest reviews
It is bit away from the city center.However,you can reach the center by taking a tram.Single room is very small but clean. breakfast was good.not worth the price. I could have got a room near the city center for the same price.Staff is good.
This hotel is in the perfect location for walking Amsterdam, but quiet enough that you can still get a good night's rest. Our room was comfortable enough, the linen was crisp and the bathroom clean. However, I wonder about the rooms' carpets and sofas - in both our room and those of our friends, they look in the need for a good steamclean, and maybe also a new paint job for the walls. The breakfast was good, with anything one could really need, and the hotel staff were all friendly and happy to point us in the right direction. The tram's also just up the street to get to Centraal and on to the airport.
Me & my boyfriend stayed here in July 2017 for 3 nights, to hotel is really easy to get to using the number 4 tram and is then a less than 5 minute walk. The hotel itself is a beautiful building outside, check in was quick & efficient. The room we were given was bigger than we expected however the bathroom was on the small side. The bed was extremely comfy and the room was clean. As the hotel is situated in a quieter part of Amsterdam there was very little noise to be heard from the 4th floor, even with the windows slightly open. One thing to remember in Amsterdam in summer is Mosquitos! We left the thin net curtain open one night and woke up to several bites the next morning. Room service was daily and on a day where we left the "do not disturb" on the door the staff left a bag of clean towels & toilet roll at the door for us. All the staff we came across we're very polite, friendly & helpful. We paid for the breakfast in our book but confess we only had it once. It was a continental breakfast of cooked meats, cereals, yogurt, fruit, eggs and cheeses. Personally we prefer a cooked breakfast but that's just personal taste. We would both 100% recommend this hotel if you're looking for somewhere just outside of the busy town centre but not so far away it's a hindrance. If you prefer to walk to places the Anne Frank house is a 25 minute walk from the hotel, just turn right as you come out of the hotel and keep walking along the Prinsengracght canal. The red light district was a 15 minute walk and Dam Square was 20-25 minutes.
Very good staff, set in a good area not far from anything. Ample sized single room, which was clean with a view of the gardens, great shower and even a coffee machine to wake up to! The area it is set in is quite but a 5-10min walk and your back in the busier parts.
We have just come back from Amsterdam where we had stayed at the Prinsengracht Hotel, a hotel situated on the canal of that name. It was many years since our last visit to the city, but we learnt on that occasion that a quiet position on one of the inner canals suited us. The Prinsengracht is situated towards the Amstel end of the canal and is handy for the number 4 tram from Central Station. Unusually the hotel has a nice garden at the back, ideal for sitting in the sun, or breakfast al fresco. This is the area I love, near to bars and restaurants, yet quiet and residential. Take a left out of the hotel, first left and you can see the Rembrandts Plein, handy for restaurants and bars. This is a small, friendly hotel offering breakfast and evening meals but I never saw anyone actually have the evening meal. Breakfast was good with fruit, cereals, scrambled eggs, meats etc. If you book direct then breakfast is offered at 9.50 euros rather than 14.50, quite a saving. It also turned out that booking direct with the hotel would have been cheaper for accommodation. They don't tell you that when you book with the booking sites. Our room was very small, but comfortable. Safe was free. The only downer was the damage to the inside of the bathroom door - someone had obviously fallen out with their partner and punched a hole in it, I bet that hurt! - Get it fixed Prinsengracht.
A really lovely hotel with comfortable rooms and friendly staff. The hotel is in a lovely quiet neighborhood, but within easy walking distance to the Museumplein and lots of awesome restaurants. The garden at the back of the hotel is a little hidden gem. We would definitely stay here again!
Unless you like the hustle and bustle of the canal quarter and the impossibly small rooms near the red light district (areas I stayed in my early twenties in Amsterdam as a novice traveler) then you stay close near Central Station and tolerate the yahoo-ing of the potheads and party revelers all night long. Fast forward 10 years on, a seasoned and more discerning traveler in my thirties has preferred to be away from the smoke, so to speak, literally. And it was such a delight to discover this quiet hotel just off the main drag. Trams 24 and 2 from Central have stops on both sides of the hotel, and literally up the road are bars and restaurants. The hotel itself has small if adequate en suite rooms but you do see a canal when you peer out of your window (I was placed in a canal room which I didn't book but eventually got thankful for) so I had no reason to complain. Though the lifts were apparently not working @ various points of my stay, luckily they were working every time I WAS in and didn't experience the inconvenience of climbing up those narrow steep stairs to the 5th floor carrying luggages. If I did, staff were obliging enough to do it for you according to the other guests. Breakfast selection in this hotel is superb and the courtyard dining was just divine, especially with the presence of @ least 3 house cats which gave you that homely feel and sense of tranquility to balance your chaotic day and night time Amsterdam activities. Reasonably priced too so you're winning - or have won already, if you stay here.
Stayed here just before Christmas, left Christmas Eve. Was here for three nights with husband and children 10 and 13. Was unexpectedly roomed out the back through the garden, which was pretty as had lots of fairy lights. Rooms were clean although smelt a little musty. Wouldn't want to stay in the chalet at the back of the garden in the summer, as I would expect there would be a lot of noise from the garden but in winter, no ones in the garden. The electric went out one night, the gentleman on the front desk, came straight away and said it was the fairy lights outside that had got wet and short circuited the electric in the chalet. He switched the electric back on by going into a loft hatch just inside the front door. Location was prefect, to wander all around Amsterdam. And what a beautiful country. Breakfast was a little expensive £15 each, hadn't read the price correctly, but there were plenty of lovely cafes a few minutes away, just need to explore first. Reception arranged for our car to be picked up and dropped back at our convenience when the break finished. Costs were nothing you wouldn't expect, think £50 for the three days. safe in the room too.
Staff were basically friendly. Room was clean, large and great shower. Wifi works well. They could have promoted their facilities a little better as we didn't realise until the last afternoon they had bikes to rent. No air conditioner and our room was so hot and stuffy. Also on garbage day it smelt. The fans did little to help. The lift was broken so fortunately we were only on the first floor. I'm sure in winter or cooler months it is fine.
I've been to Amsterdam before and booked this hotel based on its location. It is located just a few blocks from nearly everything you might want to see. The staff could not have been more helpful, and Mohammed went out of his way to make the stay truly special. I will stay here again on my next trip.
Hotel highlights
- Walking distance to Rembrandt Square and Skinny Bridge
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Bar/lounge
- Concierge services
Located in Canal Ring, Prinsengracht Hotel is within a 10-minute walk of popular sights such as Rembrandt Square and Skinny Bridge. This 34-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like a bar/lounge, free in-room WiFi, and concierge services. It's in central Amsterdam and also a short walk from Flower Market and Heineken Experience.
Dining
Start each morning off right with buffet breakfast served for a fee. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room, or make new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge.
Rooms
All 34 individually decorated rooms provide coffee makers, safes, and phones. Flat-screen TVs come with cable channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Desks are also standard.
Property features
Guests staying at Prinsengracht Hotel enjoy free WiFi in public areas, a terrace, and a garden. The front desk is staffed 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage.
Reviews from Trip Advisor
68% of guests recommend this hotel
Total of 442 reviews
