The Bank Hotel

Great hotel for price. 15 min walk from Central. You will not regret it!

La chambre n’était pas du tout propre.

The property was in a nice spot. Convenient to good food and public transportation. The staff was very accommdating.

Hotel room was extremely dirty when we arrived in room. The toilet still had poo stains in bowl. The bath was dirty, had not be cleaned. The coffee pods were not refilled even though it stated they would be daily. We asked for more water for the room and the front desk guy told me to drink out of the tap in the room I.e the bathroom. I did offer to pay for this water. Dirty towels were folded back up to reuse. Day staff were nice however. At $500 a night Australian dollars I would expect a lot lot more.

We had a family room 205 which looks over the backyards, not the street, so it was very quiet. Plenty of room for the 3 of us. Nice espresso machine and a kettle but the small fridge didn’t work well. Large bathroom with heated floors 😁. Front staff was very helpful. Good location for restaurants. About 15 minutes to the Central station. Was pleased with the stay.

Got an upgrade to pent suite and the view was great. Staff were friendly and helpful. Convenient commute to central station by walking and lots of cafe options nearby

I had another fantastic stay at The Bank Hotel in Amsterdam. The staff was amazing - so attentive and hospitable. The location is in a wonderful neighborhood - right in the canal belt. The street and area have great restaurants, bars, shopping, etc. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a great place to stay in Amsterdam!

For its genre of funky local property, this one is tops. It's super clean, has a great shower and fixtures, and helpful staff. What annoyed me is the way you enter the place. First, yes, there's a sign identifying the place as the Bank Hotel -- but the entry itself is not marked, so you kinda have to guess which door and what to do. They say the city forbids them to modernize the exterior in order to identify the entry. But I'll bet there's a creative solution out there. OK fine, deal with it. And then, when I came back late one night, freezing and dripping wet (bring your umbrella), no one answered the bell I'd been told to ring. Quite some time went by and finally I saw someone inside and knocked on the window. The guy said why didn't you wave your room key over the lock (in a needlessly mocking tone, I thought) to open the door. You know why? Nobody told me it worked like that! In the dark it sure doesn't look like a hotel lock. But -- other than the entrance situation, I really liked this place and would stay here again. I liked it better than my friend's room at the Hilton.

The hotel was okay but loud. You could hear the noise from the street all night and early morning. If you're a light sleeper, go somewhere else.