Find hotels near AFAS Live, Amsterdam from ₩120,198

"Noisy guests throughout the whole entire night. Banging doors, poor sound proofing. terrible sleep"

"Coffee from bar was nice and front desk staff were lovely too "

"The spa was fantastic and I also really loved my room "

"The room was spacious clean and very nicely decorated, the location was even better 10/10 since we were there for a concert. Food is also delicious "

"a little hot/stuffy in the rooms and wifi problems but so fun and unique overall loved it"

"This is a 3 star hotel and it shows. The walls are paper thin! I literally heard my neighbors night terrors all night long, as well Tvs and hallway conversations. The hotel is located steps away from the highway and a 24hr gas station. Definitely bring some good earplugs. There was hair all over one of my pillowcases and the wooden floors were pretty dirty. But they had the basics. Bed was very comfortable, hot water, fitness center, restaurant. It is a 15 min to the nearest Metro station."

"Breakfast was good , room was spacious and clean would have benefitted from a fridge . Minutes walk to the station and easy to get intro the centre "

"The staff are pretty unhelpful and quite rude. It’s a really hands off experience. No way of contacting reception. No water in the room. Nothing to do around the property. Rooms are comfy and clean. The station is very near to get into the centre of town"

"The hotel is located in a good area if you prefer a quiet stay. It’s also large, so your rooms are of decent size. However, my room was extremely hot. The staff informed us our AC was broken and nothing could be done to fix it. There was no other room available at that time. To compensate, they offered a breakfast upgrade. As well, the house keeping service can be avoided if you prefer 5$ voucher cards. But this felt a bit scam-like as a coffee or beer is 4.50 euro and you loose the .50 cents. One last thought, if you have a nut or peanut allergy do not expect to eat the breakfast. Peanut butter had scattered to the fruits and cups. I tried to alert staff but it was difficult to get them to understand what an allergy is and how serious it can be."