This was my first trip to Amsterdam in many years, and I was so glad I picked this wonderful hotel. Norman, the owner, could not have been nicer and more accommodating to all his guests. He and Sabine took the time to ask everyone what they wanted to experience in Amsterdam, then guided them to where they wanted to go.... more

This hotel is a gem. Location is a quiet street between two important square. Wide and clean double room. Incredibly comfortable bed. Rich and genuine breakfast. Norman and Sabine are delicious persons, who take care of everything you need, including a special gluten-free breakfast for us. You feel like at your own home. more

Comments on tripadvisor.com convinced me that this would be a great place to stay, and they were absolutely right. Here is why: Location: I love the Museumplein area. It's close to everything but much more clean, peaceful, and civilized than the heart of downtown. Several different tram lines converge there--most within one to two blocks of the hotel! There is... more

The location is wonderful, the hotel is right next to the concert hall and then not much further from the main museums. The staff is quite quirky though. I left at about 7:30 on a Sunday morning and no one was up and they never sent the final receipt I requested. That said, the room was clean and comfortable and... more

Very nice hotel with extremely friendly staff. Perfect location in quiet neighbourhood near Concertgebouw, Museumplein and Vondelpark. Breakfast was excellent with freshly prepared scrambled eggs and warm croissants. Interior of the hotel is cosy, you immediately feel at ease and at home, perfect base for a stay in Amsterdam. Highly recommended more

My husband and I stayed in this tiny and deliciuos hotel just 3 days, but we really enjoyed our stay! The hotel was chosen by chance but we really were satisfied with it. It is very close to the Van Gogh Museum and to the Rjiksmuseum, as well as to the Concert Hall. Moreover the tram stop to reach the... more

I found this gem on Trip Advisor, but was a little worried about it being out of the way. The slight distance to things turns out to be a strength, rather than a weakness! We've stayed in Amsterdam before, at a MUCH more expensive hotel that was roughly the same distance away, but we had to park way across town,... more

I stayed at Hotel Heemskerk for a week in early Dec. 2008. The parents of the current owner, Norman, founded it in 1970. Norman is cordial and efficient, genuinely interested in his guests’ well-being, always willing to go the extra step to make sure they have what they need to enjoy their stay. The hotel is a row house divided... more

This was a wonderful treat over the New Year 2008-2009 holiday. The hotel is small (according to their info., the smallest 3 star in Amsterdam). It has 9 rooms only and is in a lovely (and lovingly) restored building next to the Concert House in the museum district. We stayed for four nights. Our group occupied 2 rooms, a single... more