Hotel Isis

Tiny room for 3 but clean Didn't have the control of the heat. Was a little bit warm during night. Accessible Easy access from Central Amsterdam Just to take the free ferry and walk 5minutes.

Spent three nights at Hotel Isis. Tucked away in a nice and quiet neighborhood just across the river from the action of central Amsterdam. Room was clean and comfortable. 15 minute walk to Metro or an 8 minute walk to the ferry terminal (tip: if arriving via public transportation from the Central train station, take the ferry across and walk to the hotel instead of Metro). One minor drawback: there is no elevator/lift so if you will be taking luggage up the stairs but the staff is friendly and will assist.

Worth price and ferry was easy to use..staff was nice.

In general was okey but if o honest i think was a little bit expensive for what was included. We paid

No lift, 53 steep steps to a double room with the window permanently closed, no breathing of the room with fresh air. No thermostat. No wash clothes or available. No extra pillow. Woodwork was broken throughout the room. No coffee or hot water. Coffee dispenser in the lobby for 2€ and 4 oz. Walking up to the 3rd(4th) floor is nuts with a coffee. Really a 1* hotel graded a 3*. Best thing was access to the ferry and the quiet. Expedia is only about the money. I tried to change this and another resv in London and Expedia says it’s the hotel and the hotel says it’s Expedia. Never never again will I use this platform.

I didn’t stay, I walked in and sat down for 20 minutes and looked around the room and was thinking how on Gods good green earth am I going to stay in this room for ten more minutes let alone 2 days, my mind left that hotel so fast it took a couple minutes for my body to catch up, I didn’t get no refund, but I was in no way staying in that Hotel, so I went on Hotels.com and booked a hotel at Rho

Simple, small and basic. Clean and cared for. Old like everything else around it is

Staff were super lovely and allowed us to leave our baggage after checkout. Location is great, with the free ferry taking you to and from very frequently.

Nice place to stay. Clean and comfortable. Friendly staff. 5 minutes walk to the free ferry to city center. Stayed at this place twice.

The hotel is in an old building, outside the main touristy area. In a relatively safe but cheap looking neighborhood. Not far from the main train station via free and frequent ferry. There are a couple of good but not fancy restaurants nearby. Service was uneven though. The lady at the check-in offered us a room on the 4th floor with no elevator when I asked for a litter level room as my friend has difficulty climbing stairs, I got a room on the ground floor. Practically no windows. Much smaller, really cramped, unlike what was shown on the website. Across from a service room that has no door, on a narrow claustrophobic hallway, on which a fat cat was scratching its back. On the last day when the toilet for stuck. The host rather then moving is too a new room or fixing it accused me baselessly of using too much toilet paper and asked me to handle the situation with the toilet brush. It took some persistence on my part to be handed a plunger so I can fix the toilet myself.

Close to public. transportation the owner is always hospitable and pleasant. Very accomodating and friendly. The night shift younger fellow is not very helpful and rude. Has been mentioned to the owner. The son and daughter were also nice, the other 9lderfello tis morning is also very nice.

Nice hotel for convenient walkavle to the city and main station, ferry is very close and free, the only problem are the stairs because we have a big bag

The best thing about Hotel Isis is its location: 7 minutes' walk from the (4-min) ferry to Centrum, and 11 minutes' walk to the nearest Metro station. Next best is the neighbourhood= safe, mostly quiet, residential. Next best are the neighbours! There's a very good Turkish restaurant 30m away, an outstanding Indian/Nepalese restaurant 20m away, a fabulous bakery 15m away, and a little grocery store 10m away. The pool club next door sells cheap beer to go (you can reach out in your slippers!). We must also mention the very friendly and helpful staff, who have good coffee, a smile and a nice cat on the go at all hours. Ragab was delightful. However, you need to know.... * this is an old building: no elevator; steep (steep!) stairs; thin walls; no space; no luxuries at all. 3 stars in whose mind? Not ours: it's a good 2 star. * the pool hall next door was noisy just once (in a week) - no music, but much chatting until 2am. * most folks here are not as friendly as the owners. Expect abrupt - but with a smile reserved just for tourists! * the streets ain't clean (but sadly, that goes for most of the city). * cycles - and some cyclists - can kill you: look both ways. Twice. * sadly, the "pick up after you dog" rule seems to have missed Amsterdam - watch where you step. On the whole, we loved Amsterdam, but the city's beauty - only just - overcomes it's many unnecessary shortcomings.

It was an okay place, really no restaurants or coffee shops near by. The real concern was the stairs very steep and in a curve . Rooms were clean and service was fair. Would I stay there again ? Probably not .

Great location , nice hotel, staff friendly,

No elevator. Our room in the third floor, with suitcases was a major inconvenience

Rooms were small but clean & comphy. Host very pleasant. Location limited to good restaurants. Location not central

It is not a hotel. More like a hostel. Not worth money

Friendly and helpful staff, very close to Amsterdam Central station. The rooms were clean but missing some maintenance, una room door to the balcony didn't seal so cold air got into the room, some bulbs didn't work properly, no soap in one of the showers, bathroom fan always on

Staff were lovely, had a really nice stay, the only negatives are it is abit noisy and the hotel has a cat which just wonders around. Not great especially when your not a cat person. I personally feel that it shouldn’t allowed in the kitchen or near guest rooms. Everyday I opened the door and it’s outside.