Visitors to Europe in late January will not struggle to find available hotel rooms. Although Amsterdam is mobbed with tourists in the summer (and hellishly expensive as a result), in January, hotels compete for the relatively few visitors willing to brave post-holiday winter weather in the Netherlands. I did some online research and decided to go with the Hotel Roemer's... more

We stayed 2 nights at the Roemer over Easter and we found it really very nice. We had a room downstairs, Room 11. At first, we found it a little strange to be going downstairs, but it was a really spacious room (compared with most European hotel rooms) with a nice bathroom & jacuzzi tub, it felt like having your... more

Quaint and cozy in a modern sort of way. I really liked it, and felt that Hotel Roemer gave little tips on interior decorating. My boyfriend wanted the "Grass thatch" painting that hung in the hallway, still does :) We had the executive suite, and only stayed one night, which wasn't enough to fully enjoy the room. Tub and all...... more

My husband and I stayed here for 4 nights at the beginning of March before I then stayed on in the same hotel for a further 2 nights on my own for business. Even though we arrived late because of delayed flights into Schipol we received a very warm welcome from a lovely girl on reception who couldn't have been... more

I have stayed at no less than 10 different hotels in Amsterdam over the years, and I can honestly say that the Roemer surpasses them all. The location is great. It's a three minute walk to the Leidseplein, very close to the museums and to the high fashion street. It is on a quiet, small street so there is little... more

Pricey but very friendly, service impeccable, and a nice breakfast included. For families; location is good:- 2 mins walk to canal bus and 1 min walk to Vondelpark (nice restaurant under the film museum), 5 mins Von Gogh museum more

My wife and I stayed here May 2007, after reading the great reviews on here. It was a very nice place, although it is a bit off the beaten path , depending on what you want to do. Renting a bike is almost necessary , as the hotel didn't seem to have very many of them for guests. Conveniently, there... more

My husband and me have not long arrived back from a fantastic stay at the Roemer. It was pure pleasure and enjoyment. We stayed in a Junior Suite and believe me it was superb! Fab jacuzzi bath,excellent flat screen TVs, 3 of them! Complimentary whisky,gin and vodka also tea and expresso coffee. A DVD player and a docking station for... more

A colleague and I stayed one night at this lovely hotel. I must admit, after taking a long, windy trip in a cab to the hotel and seeing the check in desk (which literally is a one-person desk in the entrance of the hotel), I was worried. I am a self-proclaimed hotel snob, so wasn't sure what I had gotten... more