Nova Apartments Amsterdam
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If you’re looking for a charming hotel in Amsterdam, look no further than Nova Apartments Amsterdam.
While staying at Nova Apartments Amsterdam Hotel, visitors can check out Concertgebouw (0.1 mi) and Hagelswag (1.1 mi), some of Amsterdam's top attractions.
Rooms at Nova Apartments Amsterdam Hotel provide a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free wifi.
If you’re looking for a wine bar, consider a visit to SkyLounge, Cafe De Klepel, or Bubbles & Wines Winebar and Champagne Bar, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Nova Apartments Amsterdam Hotel.
If you are interested in exploring Amsterdam, check out one of the art museums, such as Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum, and Moco Museum - Banksy & more.
The staff at Nova Apartments Amsterdam looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
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Facilities - The apartment had a pretty open layout, with no door between the bedroom and living area, only a dividing wall. Some might say this was a disadvantage but personally I think sealing off the room would have made the rooms feel more claustrophobic. The kitchenette, dining and living area were all in one. The furniture was solid and comfortable and generally the apartment was clean and well maintained. The bathroom was modern and the shower was a diversion from a mixer tap which meant that it had a good level of power and the temperature was easy to adjust which was great.
The kitchenette had a senseo coffee machine, which was a bit curious but was fine, a kettle, a combination microwave/ oven/ grill, a hob, a dishwasher and all the utensils and cockery etc that you would need. I found that a toaster and cafetiere was missing. They also only provide dishwasher tablets which means that you can't wash anything in singular items or have anything to wipe down surfaces with etc unless you bought cleaning things yourself.
The bed was comfortable and there was a large wardrobe in the bedroom for storage.
Staff - there is no 'on hand' staff as it were, the key and a helpful introduction letter are available in the lobby area when you arrive. There is a phone in the room to ring staff based at the sister hotel if needed, though we never used this. The apartment had some cleaning daily which consisted of straightening the bed, topping up some of the tea/ coffee supplies and hoovering.
Location - We got the bus from the airport to the hotel (the 197) which costed 5EUR each and stopped about 200m from the apartments which was great. The apartments are located in a residential street very close to the Museumplein (where there are several museums) and there are a few good restaurants nearby. This means that there are things to do close by but it lacks the tourist hustle and bustle, which we prefer. It does however mean it's about a 30 minute walk into the more central parts of Amsterdam. It's a pretty straightforward route though, and I tended to orientate myself by the Rijksmuseum. There is a supermarket very close by which was great for picking up supplies on our first night and had everything you would need - they don't take credit cards though so make sure you have cash (there is a cash machine on the main street on the way though).
Unfortunately for me the person who answered my call could not find my fully prepaid reservation. This type of things happen, but this one did not want to make an effort to investigate the issue, just kept telling me to go away because he had no record of my reservation and the property was sold out, he refused to buzz me into the lobby. Finally another guest came out and let me in, then I found inside an envelope with my name and the keys to the apartment. So it all ended well. I did call from the road few hours earlier to tell the property exactly when I am coming and confirmed the details so that must have helped to prepare an envelope for me, but when you run into a receptionist who is really indifferent to the fact that he is sending out on the street without a place to stay after you paid for it, there are not many things you can do to secure your stay.
The apartment is fully equip with oven microwave, dishwasher, individual bag filtered coffee, kettle, kitchenware, pots and pans etc, ableiron, safe, TV, radio etc………..There is no A/C and could get warm in summer. Toilet is modern. Basically one can bring a suit case and live here very comfortably.
Few points to consider :
1. The hotel is situated in a quiet street. There is no reception and key is left inside the apartment. Once they have verified your ID, you are buzzed in remotely and you pick up a welcome envelope. Note that it is only ready at 2PM. I arrived 7AM from a morning flight and basically had to leave my bags under the stairs along the corridor which was not secured. There is not bathroom until you get into the room. I had emailed the hotel when doing the booking and was not pre-warned or advised that I could go to Nova Hotel and leave my luggage there until 2 PM.
2. There is an elevator in the building but………………..it is only useful if you leave on the upper floors. Unfortunately I was assigned one of the 2 rooms in the basement. Small window ceiling level which oversees the street. Curtains available but not ideal if you want sun light and privacy. How do you get your luggage down to the basement? Elevator starts at ground floor and up………..You have to drag it down a spiral stair case. Not ideal or senior citizens ( should I say impossible ). Again, not pre-warned.
Other than that, the apartment is perfect.
Will definitely be visiting again!
I stayed twice, the first time on the second floor and the second time in a basement room. While the upper floor was better, both rooms were spacious, comfortabe and well equipped, with some nice details, e.g. good quality rustic wood chair and table, several complimentary and good quality teas, powerful shower, etc.
There's no reception desk (you only communicate with interphone), so the accueil is not the warmest...but at least it works efficiently.
I wasn't paying but checked the prices and they seemed on the highish side, though perhaps in line for this area in the city.
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