Park Inn By Radisson Amsterdam City West

Very happy to give this hotel five stars. In fact, in some ways I preferred it to the much more expensive Art 'otel (in the same Radisson group) in central Amsterdam. The hotel here had very friendly and helpful staff, including Leodore who helped check us in using the automated check in computers (which has said "no" when I input my reservation number), and the man who let us check out late owing to the heavy rain. Spacious pink and purple room (I had a suite, room 941), good breakfast (better than the Art 'otel) and a great location just five mins walk from Sloterdijk station. There's nothing to do near the hotel that interested us, but it's only five mins on the train to Amsterdam Centraal (around €3) and about twenty minutes on the tram to the city centre too. It's much cheaper staying here than in central Amsterdam, and whilst first impressions when you arrive are disappointing, with sometimes long queues, and whilst the area is rather soulless, it's easy to get to and to travel out from. I would certainly consider it again.

My wife and I had a wonderful stay here during our visit to Amsterdam! The entire place is very clean, modern, comfortable, and beautifully maintained. We really enjoyed our experience from beginning to end. A special shout-out to Shirley at the front desk! She was absolutely amazing — incredibly kind, polite, welcoming, and always willing to help. She made us feel comfortable right away and genuinely made our stay that much better. Great customer service can make a huge difference when you’re traveling, and Shirley definitely went above and beyond. The property itself is fantastic, but having someone like Shirley welcoming and helping guests really takes the experience to another level. Thank you, Shirley, for your kindness and hospitality! We truly appreciated you and would absolutely recommend this place to anyone visiting Amsterdam.

I attended Epicor Insights Europe 2026 from 22 to 24 June, and the venue was excellent for a conference. The main auditorium was spacious and comfortable, with several breakout rooms available for the smaller sessions. Water, coffee, pens, and paper were provided throughout, and the facilities were very convenient, with toilets easily accessible across the venue. The food was also great, including breakfast, lunch, mid-afternoon snacks, and dinner. The only small improvement I would suggest is the air conditioning in the breakout rooms and hotel rooms, which could have been slightly better. Other than that, everything was amazing. The service was outstanding, especially from Zhenya, who made sure we were well looked after during the main dinner and continued to check on us throughout the evening and even the following day. The waiters from James Company, Manuel Gaëtano and Abed, were also brilliant, serving us with kindness and professionalism. Overall, the whole experience was one to remember. The hotel, together with Zhenya, Manuel Gaëtano, and Abed, truly made the event remarkable.

I stayed at this hotel during a visit to Amsterdam. To start with the positives, the location was very good. It is situated in a newer and quieter part of the city, with convenient access to both the airport and the main attractions. The surrounding area felt safe, modern, and peaceful. The reception staff were friendly, professional, and always willing to help. Breakfast was also good, offering a decent variety and good overall quality. Unfortunately, the overall stay was disappointing in several ways. While I appreciate the hotel’s commitment to sustainability, I felt that some of the environmental measures were taken too far and came at the expense of guest comfort. The towels in my room were visibly worn and beginning to fray. The pillows were not particularly comfortable, and there were no alternative pillow options available in the room. The quality of the bathroom amenities, such as the shampoo and shower gel, was also below what I would expect from a hotel in this price range. In addition, the absence of basic comfort items such as slippers, a dental kit, or similar amenities made the stay feel less welcoming than expected. I fully support environmentally responsible practices, but I do not believe guest comfort should be sacrificed in the process. Replacing worn towels or providing a few basic amenities is unlikely to have a meaningful environmental impact, yet it would significantly improve the guest experience. Overall, the hotel was not terrible, but considering the price charged, I expected a much higher standard of comfort. For that reason, I would probably not choose to stay here again, nor would I recommend it as a good value-for-money option.