Hotel De Hallen
About Hotel De Hallen
Hotel De Hallen is located in the Oud-West district of Amsterdam, 1.2 mi from Dam Square. It offers an a la carte restaurant and nonsmoking rooms with free WiFi. Rooms here will provide you with a flat-screen TV, air conditioning and upon request a mini fridge. Tea and coffee making facilities are included. Private bathrooms also come with free toiletries and a hairdryer. Tram stop Kinkerstraat is 1640 ft away and offers direct links to Central Station in 20 minutes. The market at Ten Katestraat is 5 minutes by foot. Leidseplein is 1 mi away.
Amenities
- On-site parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- On-site dining
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Breakfast available
- Express check-in / check-out
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Family friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
- Airport shuttle
- Smoke-free property
- Air conditioning
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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Superb
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Great location in one of Amsterdam’s quiet and peaceful neighborhoods, with plenty of excellent cafés nearby, such as DAK. The bed wasn’t comfortable for me because the mattress was extremely soft, which doesn’t suit my personal preference. I also asked several times for an extra pillow, and only after my third request was I told that there were no spare pillows available. I found this quite surprising and disappointing for a hotel.
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Very good
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Central, with great connection to the city centre, has a lovely neighbourhood feel. Staff were so lovely and helpful, room was very clean and beds were comfortable. Huge plus was the AC! N/A everything was perfect!
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The location of the hotel was great - it was not our first time in Amsterdam so we wanted to stay a little bit outside from the centre. The hotel is located in the lovely neighbourhood of Amsterdam West right beside De Hallen. It was also only a 5 to 15 minutes bike ride from everywhere we wanted to visit in Amsterdam. For our 8 nights' stay, we rented the hotel bicycle for most of the days (at 18 euros a day) and it was very convenient to travel around with the bike. There were also a lot of great restaurants in the neighbourhood. The hotel was kept clean throughout our stay. We also really liked the hotel bed, which was super comfortable. As accommodation in Amsterdam is generally quite expensive, we thought Hotel de Hallen was a great deal. There were lights installed on the walls outside of the hotel building, which would shine through the gaps on the top of the curtains at night. We were still able to sleep with no issue, but for those who are sleepers sensitive to lights, I would recommend bringing an eye mask.
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The location is great, in a nice area and right next to a food hall. The communal areas have a nice aesthetic. - The bathroom is quite small. - The shampoo dispenser was empty. - Water leaked under the shower door, leaving the bathroom floor wet. - There was mold on the bathroom ceiling. - There is no window in the room. - The room has a very dark ambiance, so you naturally end up turning on the main light, which is extremely bright and uncomfortable. - The reception staff were disappointing. The receptionist who checked us in couldn't have cared less—he seemed completely uninterested and came across as rude. On another occasion, a different receptionist appeared to hide behind his computer screen to avoid interacting with guests. It was surprising that no one greeted us or made us feel welcome.
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Superb
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I loved my stay at Hotel De Hallen. The location was perfect, close to everything, but far enough from the busyness of the city center, which I prefer. The neighborhood feels more local, and you can still easily walk to all the main attractions. The food hall right next door is also incredibly convenient. The staff was friendly and accommodating throughout my stay. I didn’t try the breakfast, but it was nice to have the option. The hotel itself is charming, stylish, and cozy—a refreshing change from the stale, impersonal feel of many hotels. Everything was good! Nothing really I would change.
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Pleasant
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The rooms were very well appointed. The hotel was in a lovely residential area, but the more central areas could be easily reached by tram. The food hall next door was excellent. The breakfast buffet was very extensive and you could order individual items from the kitchen. Nothing.
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Exceptional
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Great location, quiet and comfortable Pricey for what it is
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Design & Atmosphere: The building is very stylish, and the common areas are well-designed. The rooms look great and feature beautiful furniture. Breakfast: The food was tasty, although the selection is rather small and repetitive day after day. Customer Service: While the staff is outwardly polite, they constantly seem annoyed whenever you ask a question or request something from them. Poor Communication: They don’t explain how things work in the hotel (e.g., until what time you can order breakfast from the menu). Check-out Policy: The biggest issue was the non-standard check-out time at 11:00 AM (instead of the usual 12:00 PM). Nobody warns or reminds you about this the day before. If you try to check out at 12:00 PM, they will charge you an extra €25 for that one hour.
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the room feels like and upgraded motel room - comfortable bed - very good bathroom with a big bath tub and a shower. No direct light - the window gives onto the inner atrium of the hotel that has a skylight which means no fresh air. lack of privacy if you open the curtains as other guests walk straight past your room and can look in as they please. The staff at the front desk was unhelpful and unfriendly, the self checkin system is not customer service oriented at all, and make life complicated for no reason. It should be reviewed or abolished.