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We stayed here twice - pre & post our cruise which is one of the reasons we chose this hotel was the proximity to the cruise terminal in the city. Despite the construction going on for their new addition everything ran well and the only issue was the entrance approach was in rebuild mode so sometimes you had to walk around the barriers to get in or being able to walk down the street towards the city centre. I understand by May 15, 2013 the new wing opens so I'm sure it will be fixed by then.The front desk staff were friendly, efficient and so very helpful. I am truly appreciative at how quick they can switch from speaking Dutch to English. Taxi fare from the Rotterdam Hotel was $29 Euro and took about 30 minutes which was fine by us since we did not want to struggle with 2 big suitcases plus carryon stuff by taking the city bus. Pretty small airport so I wouldn't be in a rush to get back any sooner than 2 hours before your flight out.Anyways, the first 2 nights we were in a superior room that looked across the Erasmus Bridge and when the cruise ships were in you could see them hiding there behind the bridge. The room was spacious so we didn't have to crawl over our suitcases and still had room to move around comfortably and I think that was the due to the extra space allotted for a sitting area. It was nice to have the bar fridge for our own drinks (never sure why hotels stuff these little fridges so there is never any personal space thus making it that you have to remove half of theirs) and kettle for tea and instant coffee. Colour scheme was pleasant, floors were hard wood and the drapes were the black out types. The queen bed was comfy with the down duvet and thank goodness several pillows.The bathroom was fair size with both tub and shower stall. Stall it is was - you could just turn around in it, the floor seemed to be slopped the wrong way so you ended up standing in water before it fully drained and the shower head was on the pole so you couldn't move it to be overhead which made you have to lean towards the wall. I think they need to update their towels as they were definitely getting a bit threadbare. I would have liked to see the bath towels on the bigger side as well.We also went up to the wellness centre where we found the small exercise room with about 4 machines (once of each) and if someone was using them - you carefully had to scoot around them to go through the door for the pool.Pool was clean but on the cool side for temperature so basically plunge yourself in. You could swim small laps and it had no deep end. No Jacuzzi hot tub though which would have been more to our liking after hiking around the city all day.There was also a wet and a dry sauna - we tried the wet and found it put out good steam.One of the ice machines is located right outside the wellness centre - no buckets to use just large plastic beer glasses.The 1 night post cruise we were in the smaller waterfront room which overlooks the inner channel. This room was smaller by the sitting area - had a roller blind and carpeting. The room was stark - greys didn't make it comforting at all. The bathroom had a combo tub/shower which I liked better except for the half glass barrier that really doesn't stop all the water from splashing on the floor. The bed was just as comfy and we found only one extra pillow in the closet.We did try the restaurant bar WATER downstairs the first night we were there. On that night we found the service great and the food was tasty and well priced. Two other times we were going to eat there, we ended up walking out as no acknowledgement of our existence was made as we were never approached. I wonder how much business they lose or if this is the Dutch way.I also liked this location as in almost every direction you could easily walk to a part of Central Rotterdam in 30 minutes. For us this was a prefect place to stay before the cruise plus the room price was reasonable as well.

You¿¿¿ll be surprised!!yes I was! I was asked to pay a deposit. I asked: for what? Answer: For breakfast and mini-bar. The next day I got the deposit back, but not all. Answer: You must pay tax on the deposit. It was probably the city tax.I travel a lot, but this is the first hotel where I have been asked to pay a deposit. Why only 50 ¿¿¿? And why only for the bar (which I did not ask), and breakfast (which I did not order)? And why not pay a deposit for furniture, TV, mirror, etc. Strange policy. The same week we have been staying in 4 other hotels (the same stars) in Amsterdam. Inntel did not become my favorite.For this price you can found the more exciting hotels in neighborhood.

Not too far from the hype but far enough to relax.10 minute walk from the metro main train station.1 minute walk to the shops if you're in to that. By many restaurant and eating places.5 minutes from the famous 'Red light district' and cafe's are all over.The room aren't the most luxurious, but they're cleaned well and everyday.Free wifi - all over including room.Free computer and Internet to use.Comfortable chilling spot downstairs with a fire place and bar.The hotel staff are very polite and helpful.'Moa' at the front desk helped me tremendously.Security is also well designed.I would return and tell friends.

Two of us, me & my husband were travelling from Uk, paris then Amsterdam, it was last stop of our honeymoon... as we worried hotel would arrange a twins bed to us, we have make remarks on all of our booking in euro trip "Double bed is must as this is our honeymoon". Inntel hotel did us a favour, not only double bed and also with HONEYMOON SETTING!!Room was clean, tidy & everything inside. Bathroom design is good as there is no water drop on the floor after shower. There are souvenir shops & restaurant around the hotel, if you look for a pub or coffee shop, just go out of hotel, you will find! We walked from train station to hotel, it took within 10 mins. Easy to there, of coz, you have to get a map before. Good breakfast with fresh orange juice, they placed orange on buffet table and we made it ourselves !! We love Inntel hotel

Me & my boyfriend stayed here back in January 2013, snowing and raining all weekend! But the most perfect place to be in Amsterdam was our hotel! super warm and great service from all the staff. I requested if they could do anything special as it was a anniversary weekend for us. On arrival of the hotel they upgraded our room at no extra cost which was very nice of them and suggested romantic places to visit for the weekend. As we opened the door to our room, the upgrade was amazing as the room was twice as big and the bed was covered in petals and super cute "couples" rubber ducks for the bath!! Plus a cute little note wishing as a lovely stay, the personal touches made that little difference for us. 8 mins walk from central station and dam square only around the corner. Loads to do and see all within walking distance. Been Amsterdam loads and this was the best place I've ever stayed. Our flight wasn't until late in the evening so they kept our bags locked away for us the whole day. Great service! Very clean too!