Weber Hotel (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

Near Museum Square, Leidseplein, and several tram stops, Freeland makes for a great jumping off point when sightseeing in Amsterdam.

wners Pascale and Rick are attentive hosts with a knack for customer service. They will assist their guests to plan their trip, give advice about places to eat, and help resolve any issues.

The rooms are each individually styled with different flower themes. Charming rather than spacious, the rooms are good for travellers who plan to be out most of the day.

The bathrooms are said to be small, dingy, and sometimes come with an unpleasant odour. There is not a lot of extra space to hang towels are put down toiletries.

As with most older buildings in Amsterdam, there is no lift to speak of. Getting to and from the rooms requires guests to traverse steep steps. Those staying in the shared bathroom rooms should be aware that they will have to go up a flight of stairs to g

Based on the included amenities, some guests feel that the cost of the hotel is too high.