- Breakfast served every morning - Simple interior - A place just for sleeping (no pool, fancy bar etc.) - In the beautiful, quiet Jordaan area of Amsterdam - Probably the CHEAPEST accommodation for families that you'll find... - Surrounded by quirky vintage shops, bakeries and restaurants (plus there's an American Apparel down the road) - Overall very good!

If you are looking for a place in Amsterdam only to sleep, Acacia may be a good choice. It's in the Jordan district, 10 min walk to the city center. The rooms are clean, decoration is nice but it's too small to stay with the big luggages. Also after 10 pm, the reception is closed, and the staff is not... More

It takes about 15 minutes to get to Acacia Hotel on foot from the main Railaway Station, so the location is quite good. And what was most important for us, far away from the Old Town, with hundred of coffeshops and noisy tourists. There are many restaurants, pubs and more quiet coffeshops around this neighberhood. The breakfast in the hotel... More

1.you are a light sleeper. even somebody coming home at night and walking past our room woke me up, let alone if people were talking as they did it.i slept quite badly all three nights. 2. if you care about the room condition. i dont really. leaking toilet, broken showerhead, bit that didnt worry me. the owners philosophy is obvoiusly... More

this hotel is in front of a canal in a very calm area of town not too far from ann frank museum and the tulips museum, our room was very little but the bed was comfortable and the room was clean. the bath towels are very little but clean. The breakfast consists of 1 boiled egg a bit of cheese... More

Yeah, it's cheap. Yeah, it's in a cool, fun, safe neighborhood. Yeah, it's across the street from a canal. So, what's the problem? This place is a dump. My freshmen dorm in college was about 10x nicer. It is old, dated, dirty, and generally uninspiring. When I opened the door to my room, I instantly regretted that I tried to... More

The Hotel Acacia is off the beaten path, but in a very charming neighborhood in NW Amsterdam (Jordaan District). Certainly walkable, but probably 15 mins from the city center. Absolutely do not book this hotel if you have trouble with excruciatingly steep stairs (note: during our stay, we saw several people gingerly descending the staircase backwards, for safety and stability).... More

area very good and safe .hotle is very dated indeed .though it being renovated this winter so im told .the ceiling leaked when the room above had a shower tho not for long . the stairs are very steep indeed .and the fittings very dated .breakfast ok .room had a great view of the canal

While the neighborhood surrounding restaurants and shops are great, the Acacia itself leaves much to be desired. We expect steep stairs and small rooms as they come with the locale, but the Acacia is more of a really bad college dorm room than a hotel room.The rooms are badly appointed, from the shoddy worn and dirty carpets to the cracked... More