DORIA HOTEL AMSTERDAM

To visit Amsterdam and not explore De Wallen (the Dutch name for this area) or to go only to gawk at its saucier aspects would mean missing the opportunity to view some of the city’s most picturesque canals, historic landmarks, and impeccably presented examples of traditional local architecture – not to mention Amsterdam’s own Chinatown, Europe’s largest Buddhist temple and more local treasures. Sure, there are some less salubrious activities drawing the curious to this age-old part of time. Nevertheless, the Red Light District is still a very safe and incredibly fascinating area where at the turn of a corner you can be transported from the dingy glow of modern day neon red to a glorious 16th century Delft blue dreamscape.

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Perfect location

Me and my partner stayed here along with our family, the staff are lovely and so happy nothing is to much trouble for them. Check in was easy we arrived a little early and our room wasnt ready but we were allowed to leave our luggage at the hotel and we went and wondered around for a couple of hours came back and the room was ready. The room was fine for us as we only used this to sleep, little dated however nothing major. The only problem I found was the shower the shower needs to be updated but its definitely usable. The location is brilliant in the middle of everything. Amsterdam is a beautiful place and we will definitely be returning again and we will stay at this hotel again. Highly recommend. We went on a canel tour which if you haven't done this before it's worth going on. We went to the madame tussauds which was also great. The dungeon I would highly recommend we had such a laugh we did the madame tussauds and dungeon all in one day they do a special offer which is worth doing as we saved alot of money. Cannot wait to return. We will be booking soon. …

Date of stay: August 2019Trip type: Travelled with family

Good hotel

If you want a place to sleep and call a base this place is the one . Nothing fancy but clean and friendly staff. Great location. Lift to the rooms and nice food down stairs. Would recommend for young and people wanting to explore

Date of stay: July 2019Trip type: Travelled with friends

Brilliant location

The hotel is clean, the staff are friendly and the hotel is in a fantastic location. Breakfast is enjoyable and there is a good range of food available. Rooms are small but clean and comfortable with all basic amenities provided. Would definitely stay here again.

Date of stay: May 2019Trip type: Travelled as a couple

Great location. Good value.

Just back from a long stag weekend with a party of 12 lads and this was the perfect hotel for us. It is right on Dam Square and 10 minutes walk from Centraal Station, with loads of bars, restaurants and coffee shops on your doorstep. The hotel staff are friendly and helpful and so were the staff in the restaurant below, which we used as our meeting point. The rooms are exactly as described in the reviews. Small and basic but the beds are so comfy and extra pillows are in the cupboard. The showers are powerful enough to sort out any hangover and the safe in the room is free, so is the wifi. Small staircase leads to a small lift but again, it does the job. There is a great little Mexican across the road and the food is served in big portions!!! Mention you are in the Doria and you will get 10% off. I think this discount applies to a few other places nearby but you would need to ask. Overall it was a great stay, everyone enjoyed themselves in Amsterdam and not one of us had a bad word to say about the hotel. Would recommend.…

Date of stay: May 2019

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Trip type: Travelled with friends

Room Tip: Quiet rooms are at the back. If you have trouble climbing stairs, ask for 4th floor or lower as...

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Better than expected.

This old fashioned budget hotel has a great location, in particular by being close to Central Station. It is in an area full of bars and restaurants. We stayed on the 5th floor and were pleased they had a lift albeit it ran only to the 4th floor. The ensuite room was basic but was clean and being situated at the back of the hotel, was quiet. The room had a safe, but no tea making facilities. WiFi worked well and was free. There were sufficient plugs to charge phones etc. Breakfast was served downstairs in the ground floor pizzeria. Disappointingly they did not offer cereals or fruit. I travel regularly by bicycle and was dismayed to find they are unable to accommodate guests bikes. The alternative they suggested to us, was the excellent, secure bike garage at Central Station. The cost of this is Euros 1.25 per day. There is also a new bike facility closer to the hotel. Ours was only a short stay and therefore it met most of our needs. However it is an expensive hotel to stay in, as seems to be the case with central Amsterdam hotels. Next time I visit, I will look at staying further out and commute in by boat,tram or bike.…

Date of stay: April 2019Trip type: Travelled with friends

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Hi does the hotel provide towels?

yes

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Is there early check in? Or is there a charge? And does this hotel supple hair dryer in rooms?

There was an early check in option for little time without charge. Dont know if they charge for earlier check ins. In our triple room we had a hair dryer.

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Do they have somewhere to store bikes?

no

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Does the room have a hairdryer or iron?

No hair dryer I dont know about an iron you should ask them directly

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Hi does the hotel provide shower gel shampoo /conditioner?

Hi Yes it does. I have never used it as I always take my own.

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