Vivaldi Budget Hotel Amsterdam

Don't expect more than a bed...

• + good pillows, brand new and very clean bathroom ,large shower place.
• – Tiny room, artificial light, noisy,no outside windows

smart cheap cave to visit town

• + good location between fair and city center
• – room very small noisy and with one little window only that allow everybody to look into the room passing by

a great hotel for coming alone

• + i got a very quiet room to the neihbor side very close to every thing in a walk pretty good price good only for a night sleep if you are travelling in the city alot
• – i can here the room near me slaming the doors
• * my tip aproxx one meter from the hotel theirs a very nice coffee resturant called cafe berkhout

• + clean room
• – The room is just next to traffic light. Very noise. Keep hearing trafic noises till 2:00AM. Can't sleep.

ABSOLUTELY NOT WORTH OF YOUR MONEY!!!

• + Clean bed. Bathroom ok. Location.
• – ABSOLUTELY not worth of your money. For EUR 74.50 I got room with NO TOILET and NO SHOWER. Biggest problem was that reservation print-out said I would have a shower in the room. It did not say anything about the toilet, but you would assume it naturally be there in nowadays, right? Or if not, to mention the lack of it. And be prepared to have a sliding door in the wall to the neighbour room. Yes, sliding door, not the wall. When I upgraded the room with toilet/shower, it costed EUR154. Ha, and with all I mentioned as a plus, walls were dirty, curtain partialy sweeped off, window practically could not be opened with curtains closed. Breakfast - bad (untasty). Is this a normal Amsterdam these days? Well, hope not. This definately was not a European normal middle standard. ABSOLUTELY NOT WORTH of your EUR154. Look for something else.

not bad, enough to stay overnight

• + not in the center. breakfast included.
• – the window was defect and so it was very cold during the night. ! ask for a room in the 1.,2. or 3. floor ! the first night we had to sleep in the cellar.

Ms.

• + a small budget hotel, friendly service

I wouldn't stay here again.

• + Good Location
• – Couldn't stay in the hotel. Went to another hotel close by.

Good hotel for visiting museums

• + Good welcome. No difficulty to reserve. Facility to go to museums
• – Bad organisation for breakfast: no tray meal.

Good location, but just for staying overnight - minimum comfort

• + Good location (near Museum Plein), 10 min on foot to Dam Square, 25 min-to Centraal Station, friendly staff, quite budget price for Amsterdam, not various, but enough nutritious breakfast.
• – Unhoovered carpeting in the room, 1 key for 2 persons, no change of bedsheets and pillowcase during 8 nights, lack of TV remote controller (but we didn't claim because we didn't watch TV). Really tiny room-just for 2 beds, nothing more: about 4 or 5 square meters.

very bad choice

• + The only positive fact is that it is in a very good position, but I wouldn't suggest anybody to go there for holidays!!! Before the reception there are discount vochers for shops and museums.
• – Very small room, very noisy because it is in front of the street, very bad breakfast. We always had breakfast outside. Girls at the reception aren't nice and they didn't have informations about museums opening time, about streets' names, about nothing!!!

A very basic hotel

• + A nice relaxed bar at the end of the street. Right next to the Heineken Brewery and a 10 minute walk to Leidesplein with lots of restaurants and cheap bars.
• – We had to walk down the road from the Vivaldi to our room as we were placed in their sister hotel. That meant that we had to walk back to the Vvialdi every morning to get our breakfast in the morning. The hotel is a good 20-25 minute walk to the centre of Amsterdam. The breakfast room is small and on some days there was no seating and you were not allowed to take breakfast out of the room so we had to stand up and eat.

good location, strange bed

• + Clean
• – Bad matress. key which doesn't work and receptionist who let me walk twice out by -7!

Modern Style and Class at a Reasonable Price

• + Free internet and wine/finger foods are nice touches and all that I need when away on a trip.
• – Just a touch more expensive than I can afford on my own self-employed budget...

EXPENSIVE FOR A HOSTEL COME HOTEL

• + good location bed comfortable staff quite friendly WGY IS AMSTERDAM SO EXPENSIVE FOR HOTELS A £70 POUND ROOM IN ENGLAND WOULD BE A LOT BETTER
• – very expensive but Amsterdam is we was in an alternative hotel about 5 doors away room tiny hall way and room could do with a paint and SPRING clean sometimes no hot water

Don't go there !!!

• + Close to museum area
• – dirty and without any services the fire alarm rang all the night and nobody gave us explanations no reception the room is so small and electric cables are everywhere

• + Good value for the price. Fine location close to museums. Pleasant staff at reception during night shift. English language skills could be improved in staff on day shift.
• – Hotel Paginini seems to be one of a number in the same street connected as businesses. Reception and was in a building down the street, so was reception. It is a minus point that the rooms in the Hotel Pagaini were not connected by telephone to the receptionist, nor to any outside line.

• – Very bad room without a window! to an expensive price! The staff seems not to be interesting in giving a good service

• – Breakfast room is too small. The second day we haven't done breakfast in the hotel.

• + cheap
• – the bathroom smellt not good

• + Price, friendly staff
• – I had money stolen from the room, noisy at night

• + Location,some people of the staff at the reception were really nice
• – We asked to move to the hotel next door where the reception is, since the hotel Paganini is more a hostel than a real hotel and the room we got was really tiny and basic!! For the price we paid the second room was ok, very small though, but clean and bed was comfy!

• + Good price and practical location
• – Rooms too small !