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"Central location,view from the superior room was amazing ,check in was smooth great help especially OSCAR ,he was extremely helpful "

"staff they war very nice,I recommend this hotel"

"The room was not very clean and run down. The breakfast was the best part. The staff was not very accommodating."

"It’s little things that were a problem. They could only give us one key… this proved to be a real hassle. There were no tissues in the room. Ugh! One of the hand towels had a hole in it."

"This was our second stay at the NH Collection Flower Marker Amsterdam and we couldn’t be more delighted. The staff were very accomodating on check in and our Junior Suite provided the space and facilities we needed to recover from a long flight. The location is very convenient with close access to public transport to get around the city. Will definitely book here again on our next visit to Amsterdam."

"The doubletree is right next to the Centraal Station so easy access by train to the airport and public transportation. It was also walking distance to where my river cruise ship was docked. And walking distance to the city center. The coffee shop downstairs has a good selection of drinks and pastries. The front desk staff were very friendly. The room was modern and offered great views from the balcony. I highly recommend for any length of stay."

"Perfect location. The lobby is very modern and stylish. The staff were so helpful and friendly. We would stay here again and recommend to anyone. "

"The hotel was attractive and the staff were very helpful. The breakfast buffet was excellent and convenient. We would definitely stay here again."

"(1) It's on Rembrandtplein, a street leading off Rembrandt Square. Another hotel named 'Rembrandt Square' is conspicuous in the square. The location of the NYX needs to be emphasized. (2) The bathroom had a tub and a shower. No instructions for their use was provided. (a) We finally determined that the circular control on the side of the tub controlled the volume of water entering the tub -- if the tub was selected. (b) Confusingly; it also operated the drain. Alas; the drain is slo-o-w. Is it blocked? (c) the upper control on the wall switched between tub and shower (d) it also controlled the shower's flow -- we think. (e) the lower control influenced the shower's water-temperature, with the slightest touch changing from tolerable to scalding."