The hotel is not honest about its promises. I received an email encouraging me to check in online a day early, which promised a "welcome in style." However, there was no such welcome upon my arrival. When I inquired with the staff, they seemed completely unaware of what that "welcome in style" referred to. The room was very cramped, offering just enough space for our small bags, leaving us with little room to move. The cleaning staff refused to change our bedding, saying they only do so every three days. The woman who came to assist us, seemingly in charge of the cleaning team, was wearing earphones and didn’t acknowledge us when she entered. Instead, she brusquely stated, "I heard you need my service," in a condescending tone. As she made the bed, she continued speaking, either to herself or to someone on the other end of a call, and there was no friendliness in her demeanor. I believe she spoke a language other than German, which I understood. Apart from this - everything else was ok

Nice budget friendly hotel room. Bed was comfy. Room has climate control and a decently sized shower/ bathroom. My favourite hotel all holiday

Really enjoyed our stay, the hotel was perfect for our needs. The hotel was about a 40 min tram ride (no 5) from Centraal station, the route passed by the Van Gogh museum and close by Anne Frank’s house so was in a good position for main sites. The tram stop was about 2 mins away from the hotel. The room was fairly compact with the trundle bed, but we didn’t mind at all with us barely spending any time there during the day. The en suite/shower was lovely. Breakfast comprised of a nice buffet with rolls, cheeses, meats, fruit, cereals etc and juices and hot drinks. The hotel itself had a convenient site in the ground floor and lovely restaurant next door. Also saw a heron in the outside pool. I would say this is a perfect option for people who want to save on accommodation to allow them to see the sites, and don’t mind hopping trams to get about. We bought a 3-day pass and it gave us the freedom to get about, and easily navigate getting back to the hotel.

We paid extra for late checkout and specifically asked the staff not to be disturbed but unfortunately, housekeeping barged into our room 2.5 hours before checkout time, without knocking. One of the bed sheets had small brown stains on it. Apart from those, the room was okay for the price.

Awesome really enjoyed it

No face towels during my stay. Hotel lacked cleanliness. Reception staff could be more friendly. Rooms were worn and needs updating.

The initial impression was of a small room with no USB connections but the hotel was actually comfortable, the front desk staff were wonderful, breakfast was good. There was open air parking for bikes which wasn't ideal for us but adequate. The Ibis is very convenient for the Line 5 tram stop and other public transport so it was easy to get into Amsterdam and the line had a stop at Museumplein for those that want to do the Rijksmuseum or the Van Gogh museum.

It is a long way out of the city, the trams are a great service and it has good connections to the local train station (Zuid is the big one) so its not really a problem but do plan ahead and do your research. Three day travel ticket was great value for the amount we used it. The staff were ok, but when I requested a ticket to be printed the first girl was not very helpful and seemed quite put out to be asked, but another lady was much more helpful. Check in and out was ok but not very welcoming or pleasant when leaving! The hotel is VERY basic - room has no chair just a plastic stool, no bedside table, no desk, no kettle. Just a bed and that's about it, and a rail with a few hangers to hang up a couple of items. Bed was ok but the memory foam bit is just dumped on top and moves around a lot, and with the non fitted sheet I found myself nearly falling out of bed! Not a great nights sleep Breakfast was acceptable but it is just a continental and not that varied, though there is plenty of it available, and drinks are good. Breakfast staff were very nice and helpful. Vending machines basic and the little shop in the foyer is ok but very over priced - go to the Albert Hjein shop two tram stops towards town up for a much better shopping experience! Overall for the quite high price paid this was a disappointing experience, I understand Amsterdam is not a cheap city for anything but I expected a lot better. Would probably try and book something closer and a bit more luxurious!