Great location in the City Center - easy tram ride right to the hotel from the train station. Get a room in the back, rooms with a view are LOUD :) Comfy bed, nice amenities. Would definitely stay there again.

I just returned from a terrific holiday in AMsterdam. The Schiller was a perfect place to stay. Rooms were large, comfortable with upscale toiletries and coazy bed. CLean and modern bathrooms. The breakfast was included on my stay and it was bountiful, with many choices and a beautiful setting. Staff was helpful and professional.

After an expensive taxi ride to the Rembrandtplein (Rembrandt Square), our last stop on our honeymoon tour in Europe was at the NH Schiller Hotel. This could have been a very bad experience as our luggage never made it out of Ireland and my bride severely hurt her ankle in the airport. But the hotel staff helped us every time we needed it. Nice service! The building was old and historic. The paintings on the walls we were told were from the large painting collection of Mr. Schiller. You couldn't get anywhere in the hotel without traveling up or down at least a few steep steps (which I'm told is common in Amsterdam), but at least they had an elevator so we only needed to go down 3 steps on the way to our room. The room was small, particularly compared to the luxury room we had at the Paris Hilton, and the window gave us an fantastic view of a brick air vent (I'm not kidding - sigh). But we were happy to have a place to hang our hat, which along with the clothes on our back and a couple small carry-on bags, was all we had at the time. The first night there my wife woke up in the middle of the night in pain as her foot had swollen from the night before. I went down to the desk and the overnight desk worker was nice enough to get some ice from the bar area. They didn't have any ace bandages but gave us a bandage we could use to kind of wrap her foot and give her ankle some support. Every time we asked for something they went out of their way to help us! (Did I already say the service was great?)

The Schiller's location is pretty cool. Quite some people love the hotel because of the old design, which is cool in the entrance and the restaurant, but the floors and the rooms start to become really oldish. The rooms are a bit small (we're not in Tokyo !), the toilets aren't very comfortable (because of the way they are placed in the bath room). Breakfast is average. Also, if you are there during a week-end, and want a quiet room, avoid the ones facing the place.