cant ask for a better location if you like to party...coffee shop right next door, plenty of clubs, bars and restaurants within one block radius. staff was nice and hotel very classy. i will not stay anywhere else when i return to amsterdam. more

We stayed at this hotel from 19th of September till 22th of September 2009.It was a nice hotel and the rooms are very large for the Europian standarts.The location is good and it can be thought as city center hotel since it was just 5-10 min. walk to Dam Square.We have not tried the restaurant of the hotel so I... more

We were directed to this hotel as our first choice was overbooked and we were told this was to be our hotel for our long weekend. Initially, we were not pleased but on arrival at the said hotel, what a surprise. Lots of old paintings (if you like that sort of thing) but the staff on reception were fantastic. Always... more

Taken me almost a year to write this. We were on a business trip in Dusseldorf Germany, and Friday was German Unity day, so we had a 3 day weekend to enjoy in Amsterdam. We booked the Schiller rather last minute, and they had availability for us. 4 rooms total. The hotel is beautiful, very old building, with hard wood... more

It was quite warm when we stayed here but there is no air conditioning. We slept with the windows open but, even though we were in a room at the back, it was very noisy. Our room was very small, we didn't have room to leave both suitcases out, one had to be closed and stashed in a corner. Great... more

We've become quite fond of the NH chain of hotels around Europe, they offer good value for money and there are usually no major unpleasant surprises in store. So when my girlfriend and I needed to spend an overnight in Amsterdam we made a booking at the NH Tropen. Arriving at the hotel we found it a little out of... more

The Schiller is a grand dame of a hotel from another era, situated on one of Amsterdam's liveliest squares. Its public rooms have a gentlemen's-clubby feel, and the sugarcube elevator just off the lobby barely has enough room for two people with luggage. That being said, our room was contemporary and comfortable, with a spacious bathroom and well-stocked mini-fridge. Even... more

My husband and I visited Amsterdam in Jan 09 for three days and chose this hotel with the help of Tripadvisor and it was perfect for our needs. We had a room overlooking the square and I loved sitting in my window seat looking at the passers-by and listening to the trams. The bar was really traditional and the bar... more

The Schiller Hotel (Rembrandtplein 26-36, www.nh-hotels.com, 15 Feb 09) was ideal for a Sunday in winter for a single woman traveler. It is the tallest hotel on Rembrandt square; ask for a quiet room on the 5th or 6th floor for peaceful views of the Amsterdam rooftops. 507 had a small balcony facing the square, for the minimum single twin... more