Sir Albert Hotel Amsterdam

“Can't wait to come back and stay here again...!”

I couldn’t be happier with my experience. The hotel exudes a lovely, relaxed atmosphere that makes it feel like a true retreat amidst the bustling city. From the moment I arrived, the staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and always eager to assist, making me feel right at home. My room was a… more

I couldn’t be happier with my experience. The hotel exudes a lovely, relaxed atmosphere that makes it feel like a true retreat amidst the bustling city. From the moment I arrived, the staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and always eager to assist, making me feel right at home. My room was absolutely stunning, with every detail thoughtfully designed to ensure comfort. The bed, in particular, was a dream—so cozy that it made it hard to leave in the mornings! One of my favourite features was the skylight, which allowed beautiful natural light to flood in, creating a peaceful and airy ambiance. The view towards the city centre was breathtaking and added a touch of magic to the entire stay.

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“Lovely stay in Amsterdam”

Stayed here for a couple of nights, friendly welcome at reception from a lovely young lady who provided us with a map and pointed out some ‘must do’ sights of Amsterdam which we found very useful! The room was lovely with a fantastic rain shower and separate toilet. A really comfortable bed with… more

Stayed here for a couple of nights, friendly welcome at reception from a lovely young lady who provided us with a map and pointed out some ‘must do’ sights of Amsterdam which we found very useful! The room was lovely with a fantastic rain shower and separate toilet. A really comfortable bed with good quality bedding and fluffy pillows! We both had a great night sleep! We strayed in a deluxe room (431) with a large double bed - views over the rooftops towards the centre of town. We weren’t disturbed by any hotel or street noise during our stay (maybe we are just heavy sleepers!) Reception area is small but with a couple of sofas and some chairs to relax in. We didn’t use the bar or restaurant at all preferring to visit the local coffee shops and eateries of which there are many!! The hotel is approx 2/3 mins walk from De Pijp Metro station which we found useful but we mainly used the tram system to get about and see the city! We bought a 3 day travel ticket to get around the city rather than using our debit card.

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“Hip Hotel In Bohemian De Pijp”

I stayed at the Sir Albert for four nights while on vacation in Amsterdam. The hotel has a hip vibe with a friendly and accommodating staff. My room had a small balcony which I made good use of. The ground-floor Asian restaurant offers a good breakfast and becomes a bit of a scene at night. Rooms a… more

I stayed at the Sir Albert for four nights while on vacation in Amsterdam. The hotel has a hip vibe with a friendly and accommodating staff. My room had a small balcony which I made good use of. The ground-floor Asian restaurant offers a good breakfast and becomes a bit of a scene at night. Rooms are cozy and modern, and have robes and comfortable beds. The hotel is located in the welcoming de Pijp neighborhood -- a bit away from the crowds of central Amsterdam but walkable to most sights. Lots of nearby restaurants. Plus the popular Albert Cuyp Market is just down the street. I'm looking forward to returning. Great stay!

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“Mixed bag - room well appointed but small; restaurant eat at own risk”

It was a mixed bag for me. The good: Great location - not in the center of the tourist zone but only a 4 minute walk to the metro and an easy stop to whatever you need to see. Loved the location. Overall, staff was friendly and check-in pleasant. The room was clean and housekeeping did a n… more

It was a mixed bag for me. The good: Great location - not in the center of the tourist zone but only a 4 minute walk to the metro and an easy stop to whatever you need to see. Loved the location. Overall, staff was friendly and check-in pleasant. The room was clean and housekeeping did a nice job every day. The room, while small, had a lot of light, was well appointed, and had a very small patio (more like a Juliette balcony) which you could step outside for fresh air. The average: The rooms were on the smallish side as most hotel rooms are in the city, but perfectly fine for just me and more than enough closet space. I primarily chose this hotel due to the adjoining gym (it's about 50 yards from the hotel down the street) for workouts. It's a small private training space and as long as there is no one else there, it's superior to the standard hotel gym and includes a squat rack. However, the hotel doesn't open it until 0700 and even then on multiple occasions, it would be still locked and I had to go back and have someone at the front desk let me in. The breakfasts were average - I agreed to pay for breakfast (not including as a Design hotel for Marriott top tiers). There were occasions where I had to ask the staff on multiple occasions to bring a coffee drink, etc. The restaurant also gets noisy and loud in the later hours. Strongly recommend an upper floor (I was on 4th floor and didn't hear a thing). The bad: The common hall carpets are badly stained and need replaced. Fortunately, the room was much nicer than the common areas. The really bad: I got food poisoning at the restaurant - Izakaya and the hotel staff didn't seem too concerned and said talk to the restaurant. Of course the risk is higher with raw seafood/oysters but do not recommend eating there - hard no!

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