2 independent reviews of the Rembrandt Classic Hotel
Address: Herengracht 255, 1016 BJ Binnenstad, Netherlands
Ranked #22 of 35 hotels in Amsterdam
Rembrandt Classic Hotel is rated
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50% of users recommend this property
4/5
Rembrandt Classic Hotel is rated
2 Reviews
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Rembrandt Classic Hotel Reviews
4/5
"Nice hotel in great location"
Lisa visited the Rembrandt Classic Hotel, Amsterdam, Netherlands in July 2010
After a bit of a walk with all the bags, we found the hotel, it looks very stylish from the outside, with flags flying and red carpet up the front steps. We were checked in smoothly and to our delight we were given a canal view room as a nice upgrade. The Room was clean and spacious, with an adequate bathroom with bathe and shower.
The room was up on the highest floor so the views over Amsterdam were great, and the canal view was great.
The hotel is close enough to areas such as Dam square, but far enough out to be away from the real hustle and bustle of the city.
The rooms were cleaned every day and towels replaced. We didn’t try the food here, but the dining area was nice but basic. There was a small bar near ...
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The room was up on the highest floor so the views over Amsterdam were great, and the canal view was great.
The hotel is close enough to areas such as Dam square, but far enough out to be away from the real hustle and bustle of the city.
The rooms were cleaned every day and towels replaced. We didn’t try the food here, but the dining area was nice but basic. There was a small bar near ...
the reception area. We stayed for the weekend and had a great time and would defiantly recommend this hotel.
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3/5
kate had a holiday at Rembrandt Classic Hotel, Amsterdam in May 2005
The hotel was kept very clean throughout, remarkable as the road outside had been dug up leaving only narrow boards over sand to approach the hotel from the nearest bridge (about 50 yards).
Sand and dirt were being tramped in all day, and the staff must have worked hard to overcome these problems. However, I did hear them being very offhand to some people at the desk, and on our last day one of the receptionists was less than communicative about how to get our luggage to the taxi through the back of the hotel.
The renovation work on the roadway also meant it was really noisy from about 7.30 am. We could have asked for a room at the back, but the view was lovely so we put up with it. They were very helpful about directions to places, ...
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Tour Operator: expedia
Sand and dirt were being tramped in all day, and the staff must have worked hard to overcome these problems. However, I did hear them being very offhand to some people at the desk, and on our last day one of the receptionists was less than communicative about how to get our luggage to the taxi through the back of the hotel.
The renovation work on the roadway also meant it was really noisy from about 7.30 am. We could have asked for a room at the back, but the view was lovely so we put up with it. They were very helpful about directions to places, ...
ordering taxis, replacing the broken down tv etc.
It was otherwise a quiet location, but only 100 yards from Dam Square. We were able to walk to all the places we wanted to get to, though the Heineken museum was a bit of a trek. Overlooked the nicest canal with spire of Westerkirk just behind.
The room was a good size, think they vary a lot. The bed was rather a small double, and only 1 rather flat pillow each. There was no safe, hairdryer or kettle in the room.
Breakfast was not very imaginative- cereal, cheese, ham, boiled or scrambled eggs, bread, rolls, jam, a few apples etc in a bowl. Some nice fruit and croissants or sweet pastries would have made a difference.
A basic room service was available between certain hours ( up till 9.30 pm) but so many places to eat we didn\'t try it. The bar was hardly ever open. It opened for a couple of hours at about 3pm, and the from about 8pm to 10.30.
Not a bad hotel, but there is so much choice in Amsterdam that for the price I\'m sure one could do better.
It was otherwise a quiet location, but only 100 yards from Dam Square. We were able to walk to all the places we wanted to get to, though the Heineken museum was a bit of a trek. Overlooked the nicest canal with spire of Westerkirk just behind.
The room was a good size, think they vary a lot. The bed was rather a small double, and only 1 rather flat pillow each. There was no safe, hairdryer or kettle in the room.
Breakfast was not very imaginative- cereal, cheese, ham, boiled or scrambled eggs, bread, rolls, jam, a few apples etc in a bowl. Some nice fruit and croissants or sweet pastries would have made a difference.
A basic room service was available between certain hours ( up till 9.30 pm) but so many places to eat we didn\'t try it. The bar was hardly ever open. It opened for a couple of hours at about 3pm, and the from about 8pm to 10.30.
Not a bad hotel, but there is so much choice in Amsterdam that for the price I\'m sure one could do better.
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Tour Operator: expedia
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