Hotel Residence Le Coin (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

Many guests mention that the property is a short walk from Rembrandtplein, a major square named after the famous painter who owned a house nearby, and note that historic landmarks such as the Anne Frank House and the Heineken Experience, an interactive beer museum, are moments away. Others add that the local area is a popular shopping district, and love that trips to Begijnhof, one of the oldest inner courts in the city featuring medieval homes, are easily arranged from the front desk.

Several guests love that there is plenty of crockery, dishware and dining space to host a family dinner, and say that the suites have ample room for extra beds. Others add that the living areas have a lot seating capacity, and note that the bathrooms are stocked with fresh towels, bathrobes, slippers and toiletries.

Many guests appreciate that the front desk staff is well-acquainted with the area, and readily provides useful information about bus routes and distances to popular attractions. Others add that the housekeeping staff is proficient and regular, and note that the manager is available during convenient hours.

Some guests mention that there is considerable noise of chatter and children running in the hallways, and note that the adjacent streets have a lot of traffic. Others add that the room walls are thin, and dislike that the noise is audible inside.

A handful of guests comment that lunch and dinner are not served on site, and add that there is no room service. Others add that coffee and tea service is not available in the common areas, and dislike that the nearby restaurants and cafes close early.

Some guests mention that there is no on-site parking.