Stayed ot the Nadia Hotel sept 9th 2005. Well, what to say.....Okay, the rooms are REALLY small! The staff were absolutely wonderful! So nice and courtious. The previous post had it pegged pretty much, the rooms are small, the breakfast room is a bit small, but we had no problem sitting and eating. We had a balcony room which was nice, but had to pay extra because of a big IBC convention that was in town annualy that weekend. So 140 euros was the damage, definitely not worth that, but if you could get it for around 80-100 euros it would be worth it. Overall I think that I got what was advertised no suprises. Its just not luxury, if you want that you have to pay a bit more, we were to see the city not stay in the room.

This hotel is situated about 5mins walk from Dam square which is great but I have to say I was very disappointed with the hotel itself.. for a start we were looking for a hotel entrance.. it ended up being a grubby side door. We walked by it several times before we found it.
Once inside the door you are faced with an extremely steep set of stairs.. not for the faint hearted or after a couple of drinks!!
The staff were friendly enough and they brought the cases up (thank God!)

The hotel was on several different floors, us being at the top.. so you felt like you were climbing forever, and the corridors, stairs etc were very narrow.
I dont know whether it was because we got there quite late at night (although we were booked in well in advance) but we must have got the tiniest room in the place.. it was like a little attic room with space enough for one bed pushed into the wall (so the person sleeping on the inside had to climb over the person on the outside) I definitely dont think that it was a room suitable for two.. and it was nothing like the rooms advertised on the website that we booked it from.
The breakfast was the usual continental style but the breakfast room is obviously not big enough to accommodate a lot of its guests, there were only about eight tables and when we went down for breakfast, we were told to come back in a while!
I found the hotel, particularly the room, very claustraphobic. I would not stay here again.

If you are travelling alone - please don't stay at this Hotel. The single room I was assigned on the 4th floor was the smallest I have ever stayed in. There was just enough room fot the bed. The bathroom was also tiny. Avoid!

Our party of three stayed in the Hotel Nadia in June 2005. We booked a double room and a single for four nights.

This hotel is in a central location, easy to locate (just around the corner from Dam Square) and is about a 15 minute walk from the Central Railway Station.

This hotel has some good points and some bad points.

As with most hotels in Amsterdam, the staircase is quite steep. When you enter the hotel, there are 35 stairs to climb to the reception area. We were given a complimentary drink when we arrived. We warmly welcomed and checked in.

The double room (which was actually two single beds pushed together) appeared to be clean and tidy. There was a fridge, tea and coffee facilities (which were not replenished as they were used), a desk with 2 chairs, a TV with 4 channels (not cable as advertised) and a VERY compact bathroom. The bathroom in our double room was actually a shower room with a toilet and a basin in it. The bathroom did omit an odour (an unpleasant sewer smell which could sometimes be smelt in the room).

The single room had a queen size double bed (small double) which sppeared to be clean and tidy. There was a fridge, a desk with 1 chair, a TV with satelite/cable channels. There was no tea/coffee making facilities. There was an ample sized bathroom with a separate shower.

Both of these rooms faced the front of the hotel, and therefore noise from trams and buses from the street could be heard at night which sometimes made it difficult to sleep.

A breakfast consisting of croissants bread, cheese, marble cake, selection of jams and honey, tea and coffee and fresh orange juice which is served between 8am - 11am in the cosy breakfast room.

We very much enjoyed our stay at Hotel Nadia. My only complaint was the alkward bathroom (which sometimes smelt). The absence of cable TV in our room didn't bother us because we came to enjoy the city, not watch TV. As many other people on Tripadvisor have said, the hotel is small as most Amsterdam hotels tend to be, but lets face it, if you see your hotel room as someplace clean to sleep and wash, it isnt a problem. If you want a larger room, then look for a 3/4 star hotel.

If you are considering staying at this hotel, also check out Hotel Boheme.