Hotel Résidence Le Coin

⸻ I booked a room at this hotel for two nights, and then extended my stay by one more night through Booking.com because I couldn’t get a reservation for the Van Gogh Museum earlier. I made sure to book the same type of room and even spoke with a staff member the night before about staying in the same room. They told me they would handle it and let me know. However, no one informed me of anything until checkout time, when I was suddenly told to vacate the room. I explained that I had a valid reservation and had already paid, but they insisted I leave the room, store my luggage until 2:00 PM, and then move to another room. This made no sense, as I had booked the same room type and paid for it. I asked for assistance with the room change because I had a timed entry ticket for the museum – the reason I extended my stay in the first place – but no one came to help. I had to leave for my museum visit, and when I returned, I discovered that they had moved all my belongings without my permission and then demanded €100 for doing so. When I refused, they told me to cancel my reservation and leave, effectively wasting the money I had already paid. Why was the room available for booking if it wasn’t actually available? Are they assigning reservations based on room numbers instead of type? This was an extremely unpleasant and unprofessional experience. I would not recommend this hotel – absolutely unreliable.

Beautiful hotel. Extremely easy check in and check out. Room was spacious. Price was reasonable. Prime location. Complimentary luggage storage before check in. Would stay here again.

Mary Tzatzani you make our trip amazing||We had a very pleasant stay at Hotel Le Coin Resident!|The rooms were spacious, spotless, and well-equipped, offering a modern and comfortable atmosphere. The overall vibe of the hotel was calm and welcoming.||We would especially like to highlight the excellent service at the reception.|A special thank you to Mary Tzatzani, who was incredibly kind, helpful, and attentive throughout our stay. Also, Mairily was very friendly and made us feel even more at home.||Their hospitality really stood out and made a big difference in our experience.||We would definitely return and highly recommend this hotel!. Due to the amazing helpful |Greek Mary Tzatzani.|Many thanks

Le Coin is a perfect 3-star hotel. Every employee is very kind, gentle, and at disposal. If I have to tell something not good, it is about the bed not very new. I recommend Le Coin.

This little hotel is in a great location at the center of everything and close to the metro station. 5 min. Walk to the red light district, restaurants, and bars. |The bed was comfortable and the room itself is very spacious and quiet. The front desk staff Jessie was amazing, he was so friendly and helpful. He made the stay so much better by having such a welcoming demeanor. There was a fridge and the ability to make your own meals if you desired. The only negative is that there is no air conditioning but I was aware of this and Fortunately it was not hot when I was there at the beginning of July. Would happily stay there again.

This was a perfect hotel in a perfect location. For a family of four, it is an amazing room! I had trouble finding rooms for 4 in Amsterdam and happened upon this one (highly rated in the Rick Steves guidebook.) It is super close to Rokin metro station on the central north-south line. There are many stores and restaurants close by. The room had 2 double beds on the main floor, a mini kitchen with fridge, Nespresso machine, 4 plates/bowls/glasses, plenty of utensils, a hot water kettle, a mini stovetop, and even a can opener and small bread knife. They even had dish soap and a towel for drying your dishes. The bathroom was small but definitely efficient. We had plenty of soap and toiletries which were restocked every day (along with the Nespresso pods.) In the middle of our stay, the shower curtain was even changed for a brand new one - that was a more appropriate length - and I never even asked! The laundry on the bottom level is free for guests and open 24 hours. They will give you detergent pods at the front desk. We didn't eat breakfast here since the room made eating cereal/muesli/milk really easy for our family with the included kitchen. A large Albert Heijn store is not far away in Dam Square, and it has very reasonable prices for a short walk. This place was quiet and so welcoming as our "home away from home." I would stay here again in a heartbeat!

Lovely hotel. Nice staff. Great location. Little supermarket nearby which was useful. A tiny but noisy late at night. Didn’t impact us too much though. |Room has a little kitchen with complimentary tea and coffee. The stairs up to the bedroom were a little scary.

This hotel is only suitable for 2-3 days at most. For longer stays, there are a LOT of problems: first there is the noise, from the street and from the ventilation, impossible to rest without ear plugs. The kitchen is very small, no oven, no microwave, no tools for even basic cooking. There is only one washing machine for 40 rooms and the stuff, so always waiting for my turn, totally unacceptable. Housekeeping stuff is effective, but sometimes they enter without knocking at the door??? I spent one month here, never again, the location is nice, but the potential is totally wasted!!

I totally relied on my fellow yelpers on choosing this hotel to stay in Amsterdam and i loved it. I love my fellow yelpers! My friend and I didnt get to check in until around 5pm. By then, our reservation of two single beds were all taken so they upgraded (free of charge) us to a bigger room with two single beds. Originally we should pay 115 euros but we got the upgraded room (around 155 euros i believe) for the same price. The room is clean and spacious. Bathroom is nice. We have a small balcony that faces the canal and clock tower. Because our room is right next to the major street and my friend and I were tired after days of travelling, we wanted to go to bed early; it was slightly noisy outside of the hotel (by the time we decided to go to bed which was right around midnight-ish) just because the major street is located so nearby. But it was not really a major problem at all. The beds were very comfortable so we both slept very well. They have internet here but you have to pay just like many other places in Europe (nobody really told me that you have to always pay for internet and the use of restrooms in Europe before my trip!!!). For wireless connection, it is 2.5 euros for one hour or 5 euros for 24 hours. You can connect and disconnect at anytime and the connection is valid for 3 months. You may also check out an Ethernet cable for 10 euros deposit i believe. I saw this information on the info booklet but i was not sure if that is what they meant. So dont quote me on the ethernet cable option. They take your credit card information at the time of reservation. However, they do not charge your physical card until you check-out. They told us its because normally people change their mind at the point of check-out such as they do not have enough cash or they wish to use a different credit card. They accept the last minute changes. Unlike other hotels that charge you up front, you cannot change your mind for your type of payment even though your credit card is maxed out or you are out of cash. They do so because sometimes people have to change plans during travels and it is easier for them to charge people at check-out rather than have to change type of payment. I think the staff at the reception are nice. Like many other hotels, they can take your postcards or mails and save it for weekday delivery/pick-ups so you dont have to go out and find a mailbox or post office. But there are also mailboxes under the clock tower (right across from the street) that collect mails 7 days a week. Because our room is upgraded, it has a fantastic view of the city! We also have kitchen supplies like stove top, dish soap, dishsoap sponge, and other typical supplies like cups and coffeemaker. This hotel is next to a canal and tram station. At the tram station next to the canal, I believe the tram 14 (from the side of the hotel) take you to Anne Frank House from there; tram number 16 or 24 on the other side of the street take you to the Van Gogh museum. The tourist attractions are all very close by. The red light district is about 10 to 15 minutes walk up north. By foot, you can also walk to the Anne Frank house which would probably take up to 20 or 30 minutes. Walk south to a block (not the one right next to the canal, but the one after) you can find burger places, mini markets, burger king, subway, pizza restaurant, wok, etc. Regarding the review in May of 2011 from our fellow yelper, by the time I got to the hotel, the street in front of it was still under construction. However, my friend and I traveled there from other cities in europe so we only had our backpacks with us thus the construction was not a major problem for us. Also just a general tip for travelling to Amsterdam, when my friend and I got off the train at central station, we headed to its information office that has pre-sale tickets and city metro passes. We bought a map for 2.5 euros from one of its machines but it turned out to be completely unnecessary. You can just find free maps from other places like on the metro bus booklet or hotels.

giant simple, clean rooms, good rates, some have kitchenettes location would be great, at a tram stop across the canal, HOWEVER, THERE IS NO STREET AT PRESENT IN FRONT OF THE HOTEL, [sewer project], depending who is at the desk, they may or may not help you to your taxi which has to stop half a block from entrance and if you have heavy luggage, it may or may not roll over the plywood duckboards laid down as a temporary sidewalk the people at the desk are friendly but clueless when it comes to concierge services about the city, if you ask them a question, they do nothing more than look it up on the internet, which you would do yourself, not like they have any resevoir of locals knowledge about a good restaurant, etc. by the way, when you book they neglect to mention the lack of a street in front of the hotel