It has it's good and bad points
A lovely historic hotel that used to be a civilian hospital built in the 1800s.
PROS: (1) The staff is extremely friendly. One of the guys that works in the restaurant literally walked us to the Muiderport train station around the corner because we were very anxious about making sure we got on the correct train in order to get to the airport on time. (2) Breakfast was really good. There was a wide array of items to choose from: eggs, pancakes, various breads, cereals, fruit, yogurt, bacon, sausage, cheeses, various juices, coffee, cappuccino, etc. (3) The room was large with different decor in each room, although our headboard was weird with naked butts by the famous photographer Spencer Tunick. The hotel clerk said it was the most popular room. It was definitely a conversation piece. (5) Very clean.
CONS: (1) The location was a distance from the heart of the city but it is located on a tram line to get you to the touristy parts of the city. (2) There is nothing to do in the area of the hotel (no good restaurants or cool night life, no stores other than a small convenience store across the street. There's a couple of little restaurants down the street, but nothing to brag about. (3) The bathtub in somewhat of a hazard if you're a short person like myself. It's too high. The design of the shower door (it's a half door) causes water to leak on the floor when showering and the tub is slippery when there is soap in it. Husband and I both nearly slipped in the tub on 2 separate occasions. (4) Not that we came to watch tv, but when in the room like to have it on. It wouldn't work half the time.
I would have enjoyed this hotel more had it been located in a different area.
