Soho House Amsterdam

The building is beautiful and our waiter was very nice, but the food is very poor value for money. Very expensive for very small portions . €12 for five small bitterballens. We are talking about a deep-frozen fast-food snack that, in my opinion, should cost closer to €5 or simply serve a decent portion.

We had an amazing stay at Soho House Amsterdam for my birthday. Big thanks to Enrico and the front desk team for the great restaurant and nightlife tips — and for helping us get reservations (a must in Amsterdam!). The rooms were fantastic, with incredible shower pressure, and the common floor had a great vibe with good food and drinks. The gym and sauna were spotless and exactly what you need after a late night out. Perfect central location for shopping, museums, and canal walks. So happy we stayed here — we’ll 100% be back!

I had a very uncomfortable experience with the front desk here. I traveled from NYC for work, and arrived at the hotel at 8:00 am. Since I was exhausted, I simply asked if it would be possible to pay for the previous night in order to access a room prior to the afternoon check-in time. The front desk manager Enrico Goffi rudely laughed at my request, said it was strange, and also impossible. He said I could store my bags while I wait for the 3:00 pm check-in. Meanwhile, my reservation was not processing with their system. When they asked me for an additional credit card, I calmly asked if they could please cancel the reservation considering I wasn’t feeling welcome in the space. It was a genuine question and yet as soon as I mentioned leaving, everything, suddenly, changed. He told me to please wait while he looks into something. A few minutes later, I had a key to a room in my hand, despite being told it was impossible. Of course the outcome was okay, but the path to proper treatment was very far from comfortable. In reflecting on why I was treated that way, and why they were so unkind, it dawned on me that: 1. I’m not a Soho House member and 2. My reservation was with a corporate card. My best guess is that they treat guests differently depending on such criteria, and I would have had a much more welcoming experience if I was a member. I did not mention my connections to executives and investors in the company, however I’m sure I would have been treated far nicer had he known. All of that said, I would not come back here. The general energy at the front desk is pretentious, and I’m aware the only reason I was respected in the end was because Enrico wanted to avoid explaining a hotel guest cancellation to his manager. Lastly: The shower is only hot in short bursts, then goes back to luke warm, and the thermostat in the room does not work. Not surprising, but disappointing.

The space itself is amazing and in a great location. Unfortunately, I had a strange interaction with a bartender that made the experience less enjoyable. Despite clearly waiting for quite a while, I was repeatedly skipped over when trying to order — three times in a row — in a way that felt personal. I was also the only person of color at the bar at the time, which made the situation feel even more pointed. Eventually, another guest had to speak up on my behalf, and the bartender seemed surprised to learn I was a member. What could have been an otherwise wonderful night was dampened by that interaction.

We stayed in the XL monumental room for several nights in November. The room was absolutely beautiful and the water pressure out of this world. Upon arrival there is no one at the door to greet you or to help you get your bags up the stairs, seem incongruous with a nicer property. The check in was clunky and uninviting, as well. No offer to help us up to the room as members dashed by and took up the elevators. We ended up waiting awkwardly in the lobby for several minutes just trying to get an elevator without any assistance from the front desk only feet away. Anytime we left or arrived we were never greeted by the front desk, they were either staring at screens or talking amongst themselves. Breakfast upstairs was painfully slow and most of the time was spent looking around to find a waiter for service. I think the hotel is quite beautiful but the service is severely lacking and unwelcoming.

Epic. Soho House member but I usually don't tend to stay at the hotel when in a city. But this was an excellent experience. The rooms are stunning, rooms service and turn down service excellent. Good location with easy walking distance to a lot of cool spots.

The best Soho house team across all the houses! Everyone is so lovely. Room is perfect, they very kindly upgraded us too. Very central location too.

One of my favourite of the Houses. Amazing staff. Special mention to Josh who sorted us with a beautiful alternative room which absolutely made our stay. Worth every penny.

Stayed here for four nights with some friends while I was visiting Amsterdam for the first time. We had a Medium room and it was a nice stay (you don't have a SoHo House membership to stay here). We had a king sized bed and pull out mattress (that's an extra cost per night). The mini bar is stocked with a lot of liquors and free chocolate chip cookies. The tea set is really cute and the art is aesthetic. There is a restaurant on the rooftop as well as a pool. The gym is well-equipped and they have fitness classes as well. I liked that the bathrooms came supplied with a lot of different options for shampoos, conditioners, and body wash. The location is good and it's a doable walk to the Centraal Station. We did have an issue with some of the staff members not being helpful or blatantly disinterested in helping. There was a lack of clarity in how many people they allow in hotel rooms (i.e.3 people have to book a medium size room and can't book a smaller one). The forced upgrade left a bit of a sour taste in my mouth.

It's been over a year since we were in Amsterdam and my daughter sill talks about this SoHo House. Location good. Ambiance good. Penne arrabiata? Eat there three days in a row and order the same dish good. Admittedly, I think about this dish more often than I think I should think about a plate of pasta. Add some traditional strawberry daiquiris? Perfection.

***POOR rooms and HORRIBLE SERVICE, DON"T BOOK from the US*** Review of Soho House Pending reviewReviewed AVOID this Hotel, VERY POOR Management I booked from the United States, and they placed me in the wrong room I reported the issues DAILY to their Male employees who were VERY RUDE, and never reported the issues to their female manager finally on the last day i happen to get the female manager who came up to my room she immediately recognize the mistake and said they would reimburse my stay it was exhausting to be there. NOISY, SMOKEY, very very POOR conditions and what's worse is then her male manager never did the reimbursement AVOID and book down the street at any of the other hotels like the W or others Avoid Very Sexist and HomoPhobic manager Joshua