Hotel Smit - Amsterdam, Netherlands 

CHARALAMPOS CHINKIAMIS
Posted: Tue, Jul 14 2009
We enjoy our stay in Robertramon and we loved the area. The Park the Museums the Leidsplein square. Everything. The next stay in Amsterdam will be at Robertramon... For sure! Thanks a lot the staff......

MW
Posted: Wed, Jun 10 2009
the rooms and all the facilities are small.(tv, table, closet etc). breakfast room is below ground with no windows, no elevator and difficult steps. at half the price you can get in Germany a decent 3 star hotel. This hotel should be rated maximum 2 stars. the internet WIFI was good. I would not stay there again.

DA
Posted: Fri, May 22 2009
Camere piccolissime ma pulite. Ottimo per 1 max 2 notti. Peccato che si trovi lungo la strada piu' trafficata di Amsterdam, la mattina si dorme poco...

Peter Coville
Posted: Wed, May 20 2009
Very well situated for the main art museums (200m), and the Leidseplein nightlife and shopping (a direct No 2 or No 5 tram will take you to/from the more distant station/red light area or it's a 30-40 minute walk). The hotel is situated in a quiet street lined with designer boutiques. Unfortunately there is still work going on in the street, though not in the hotel itself, but I didn't find it too intrusive personally. The staff are welcoming and helpful. Breakfast buffet is OK but not outstanding for 3 stars. My ensuite room was a bit small, with insufficient storage space: expected a bit more for 60 Euros a night, but I suppose Amsterdam is as pricey as any major European capital. Overall, a good hotel, wic is not perfect but can be recommended, especially for the staff welcome and attentions, convenient location, and relative quietness.

LS
Posted: Mon, Apr 27 2009
I was very disappointed with this hotel and will not be staying here in the future. Our room was not ready at 2 pm because of an employee shortage in the cleaning department. We were told room 510 would be cleaned and ready. When we came back at 4 pm they gave us room 511. This was on the top floor (attic) tucked neatly in the corner with the sloping roof line. Now I am a big guy, 6'1", 245 lbs. It was easy to bump a head, knee or elbow. You had to sit in the bath to take a show, which was surprisingly relaxing. I need to talk about the positives with this hotel; it was within 300 meters from Rijk; the front desk person was doing the best he could with the limited rooms. They also had the BEST breakfast I have ever had in Europe. The spread was like a smorgasboard at Denny's. Pancakes; scrambled and hard boiled eggs; bacon; ham; cheese... definitely well worth the 10 euros. In the future I will be looking for a place in the Jordaan area, west of the Dam.