NINE(T)TEEN Bed & Boutique

If you value your comfort, dignity, and physical well-being, avoid this hotel at all costs. My experience here was nothing short of a nightmare. First and foremost, they will blame you for not disclosing your disability in advance, despite not providing any information about their extremely steep stairs on their website or Booking.com listing. Even the first floor is only accessible via steep steps, making it impossible for anyone with mobility issues to stay here comfortably.||To make matters worse, they sent a single sentence warning about the stairs in an email the day before my arrival—while I was already traveling. By the time I saw it, it was too late to cancel. I tried to tough it out, even getting help to carry my luggage up to the third floor, but after just one day, it was clear that staying any longer was impossible.||When I brought this up with the owner's son and the receptionist, their response was appalling. They had the audacity to tell me, a tourist, that I should have known better because "it’s Amsterdam and they all have stairs." This dismissive and condescending attitude is unacceptable. ||I quickly found a real hotel with elevators just 10 minutes away. The owners of this establishment are greedy and discriminatory, caring more about their profits than the well-being of their guests. Don't ever stay here. Save yourself the trouble and find a hotel that actually respects and accommodates its guests.

Highly recommended - would definitely stay again. Stayed unit 3- rooms were immaculate, quality décor and the high ceilings added to the light airy feeling. Wifi worked well Ninette and her team made us feel very welcome and provided great tips for restaurants within walking distance and were happy to store our bags after checkout. The apartment is in the vibrant neighbourhood of de Pijp conveniently located to Albert Cuyp markets - recommend a fresh stroopwafel (3min walk), the museum quarter (16min walk) zoo artis (20min walk) and of course centrum. Bij Paul across the road houses the cafe and reception and is down a few stairs and to the right. It is very cosy and atmospheric and the food was delicious, the coffee the best I have had in Amsterdam. ||Be aware that once inside the building for #3 the stairs to the apartment are winding and quite steep so best to avoid large heavy bags or see if there is a different apartment available. Beds comfortable. Pillows are the standard square European ones. Room included fridge, nespresso machine, robes, slippers and 'Ritual' bathroom amenities, along with nice fluffy towels. Smallest toilet room I have ever seen - toilet was at an angle to fit a person in as well! Umbrellas available downstairs.||The concierge app you get access to is also very helpful - worth checking out - also provides directions back 'home'. They should add Box Sociaal (great neighbourhood café/restaurant near the zoo) and Robby and his canal cruises (book through Airbnb - 'Amsterdam Experience Cruise or Amsterdam Saloon Boat Experience.

We just went there for a little breakfast, and it was amazing! The people there were so sweet, the food (an apple pie, a tea and a waffle) were very yummy! Price was totally worth it and the location was quite good too. Going downstairs, and the place decoration made it feel like a lil cocoon, very comfortable. Also, the toilets (available for customers only) are very clean!

The best little apartment a 10 min tram ride from the city Center. The staff at the reception/cafe were really polite and a great help for knowing about the city. A Lidl located just opposite which is perfect for food if you don’t eat out. A perfect location that is far enough away from the city Center too be lovely and quiet whilst being close enough that popping into the Center is not a hassle. Roughly a 5 min walk from the tram stop. Will 100% be back again next year

My partner and I stayed for three nights in Room 16. I’m not sure why but we were upgraded from a standard room to this one - we were quite lucky! ||The room was clean and modern, and we had a lovely little balcony. A couple of things I would personally change - we didn’t seem to be able to lock the balcony door, also, a little more privacy with the bathroom would be great, the door swings open by itself! ||I would stay again. It’s a perfect location, just a 20 minute walk into town, or 5 on the tram that leaves from just around the corner. Much quieter than the centre of town.||Thank you!

Lovely breakfast “Bij Paul”. Next to delicious cappuccino and sandwich cheese they sell unique Royal Delft gifts, wines and other. Great service and highly recommended for a good start of your day in Amsterdam!

We had the room at Hemonystraat 3 on the upper floor. The room is nice and big, in the adjoining room there is a sofa and a small fridge. The bathroom with rain shower is great. The fact that you have to leave the bedroom for the bathroom and toilet is not a problem because you are alone on the floor. The bathroom itself is so small and cramped that it is almost impossible to put on your pants "afterwards" without opening the door. The owners are friendly and accommodating even when you arrive late at night. The B&B is 20 minutes walk or 5 minutes by bike (can be rented on site for 16.- per day.) from the center.

Had a large comfortable bedroom, steep stairs to climb but that is normal for Amsterdam. Very friendly staff.|Excellent breakfasts in small cafe (part of hotel) directly opposite our room. Located in De Pijp near tram line 4 and easy walking distance of Museum plein for Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh and Stedelijk.|Thoroughly recommend the hotel.