Museums are at the doorstep of Amsterdam's Max Brown Musuem Square Property. Disguised at four stone townhouses, this boutique hotel has packed in 64 modern, black and white rooms that feature LCD flat screen TVs, desks, Wi-Fi, and safes. Rooms have en suite bathrooms, and family-sized rooms are available. Dogs are Welcome too. Located on a quiet and leafy street, The Poet Tryp by Wyndham is modern and efficient and has based its look after Dutch artist Jan Luyken. A complimentary breakfast buffet is offered to guests in the morning, and a 24 hour bar is on site. Leidesplein and its bars, cafes, and restaurants is 600 metres away. Art lovers will swoon for the location near Museum Square, where the Van Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum lie. Vondelpark's natural beauty is just a few steps away, and travellers can connect with the rest of the city by using nearby bus and tram lines.
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Guests appreciate the fantastic location The Poet Tryp by Wyndham offers. Take a quiet stroll and you'll soon be surrounded by some of the most famous art museums in the world. Shopping and dining options are also plentiful.
The rooms are sleek and clean with a decidedly modern feel. Reportedly clean as a whistle, rooms and bathrooms are kept in good condition. Beds are said to be very comfortable.
The hotel is staffed 24 hours a day by friendly, helpful personnel.
The steps leading up to the building are steep and, some say, dangerous. Inside the hotel, as well, guests must traverse narrow stairs to get the breakfast area. Although a lift is available inside with access to most floors, it is slow and can fit only a
Rooms are small, with the smallest being a mere 12 metres squared. Rooms and hallways are said to be dark and quite narrow, and rooms usually only have a small window to let in light. The lack of air conditioning units in combination with small windows me
A general consensus among some is that this hotel is best for younger travellers who don't mind cramped spaces, late night noise, and fighting for their breakfast.
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