I booked the Nadia Hotel for a group of seven using the hotel's website and found that the manager answered any e-mail enquiries very quickly and was extremely helpful.
We had one triple deluxe room, a twin deluxe room and a twin room and all were clean, had en- suite WITH HAIRDRYER and well equipped with tea making facilities.
We knew that hotel rooms in the centre of Amsterdam are compact, stairs tend to be steep and we had opted for this hotel knowing it did not have a lift/elevator and we just took out time going up and down the stairs. We were a mixed age group ranging from the age of 25 -60 years.
Our luggage was carried up and down for us which was a bonus.
The hotel was fully booked during our stay, so I advise you to book well in advance. Every member of the staff was extremely friendly and helpful and recommended the best places to go to eat and places to visit. The rooms cleaned and fresh towels every day.
The breakfast was Continental style self service in a large room overlooking the canal. The choice of food was limited to various rolls, breads, croissants, jams and spreads and cheese but adequate as you could have as much as you wished and numerous refills of fresh orange juice, teas and coffees
On our day of departure we stored our luggage in the locked baggage room and we were allowed to use the breakfast room as a meeting point and were offered refreshments.
There is so much to do and see that a weekend was not long enough and we all hope to go back and EVERYONE in the group said they would definitely book the Nadia Hotel again!

Good location, near Dam Square. Friendly, efficient, easy to get to, with free internet and a light buffet breakfast and a great view to the Westerkirk from the breakfast room. The staff were very polite and helpful, but weren't in your face. I walked there from the Central Station down Damrak and across the square, but the tram goes right past. In fact, if your room is on the street side there may be sound from the street at night. Mine was, but it wasn't a problem. Would recommend - it's a quaint place, and the website is good. Discount if you pay cash.

Lots of steep stairs are inevitable in the older canalside buildings in Amsterdam, and this is the main drawback of this hotel. Room slightly cramped, but a wonderful canal view - and a LARGE double bed is not always found in Europe (it was more like UK King or US Queen size). Having a refrigerator in the room was also very useful. We had a problem at the end of the stay when the shuttle bus to the airport (booked for us by the hotel) failed to appear - apparently the booking was lost by the shuttle company. Hotel immediately accepted responsibility and ordered us a taxi to the airport (paid for by hotel). Generally an outstanding experience, with easy transport links and a five minute walk to Dam Square. Would definitely stay here again.

Hi. Just returned from weekend break to Amsterdam. Stayed in Nadia and had read reviews in advance - forewarned about small rooms and the stairs but going with logic it's only a bed, didn't worry unduly. Actually thought the stairs were great! Took a photo - just like lots of stairs in canal houses - made us laugh. We were a party of two couples - and were given two rooms - one double and one twin. It was pot luck, and when we went to our room, opened the door - I saw the bed an immediately looked for the other one - assuming we had the twin. There wasn't another one - it was a double bed and with a husband of over 6 ft - it's a good job I'm only small. It was the smallest room I have ever stayed in. The bed had to be that small, it wouldn't have taken another one. The shower was also dodgy. Difficult to get water temperature right - poor pressure - but it would suddenly go to scaulding hot which was a little scary. The good points were that it had a fridge -and a safe which was great. Also luggage care (we only had backpacks) was fine. Left them on last day and picked them up later. Very friendly people, breakfast okay - but get there before 8.30 or you won't get in. Good location - just by Anne Frank house - and pretty easy to get anywhere. Our friends room - the twin - was better. I'm sure ours was the smallest in the hotel. The photos on the website are taken at an angle to maximise space!