This place is amazing. The room was a good size for myself and my 2 children. We could use the kitchen for making meals. The location was close to museums and right in the heart of Amsterdam. there is a supermarket right downstairs which stocks most things. On rainy days the reception staff offered us umbrellas, in the evenings, there were often treats to take for free. The reception staff were the best anywhere. Special thanks to Christian, who went above and beyond for us. The first night I ordered pizza to the wrong address and he ran outside in the rain to help find it. On our second night, my son had an allergic reaction, and Christian called the ambulance and helped us tremendously, checking in and making sure everything was well.

Nothing to not like here. :)

Really nice location and a great room. It would have been even better if the beds were larger and more comfortable, and if the rooms were better noise insulated as the bar below the hotel was quite loud in the evenings.

The location is perfect, and the staff were very friendly - they were happy to provide use of the washing machine (much cheaper than even going to a laundromat!) and also because of the length of the stay added little things like a couple of breakfasts, which went a long way. The rooms were clean and comfortable.

Amsterdam’s expensiveness means what you get here is what you’d get from a 4, even 5 star hotel for similar price in other cities. This isn’t necessarily something the property can help, but it’s more keenly felt with some things like the lack of good AC and the general aged feelings of the rooms.

Overall, this is an excellent hotel. The customer service from the front desk provided everything that was asked if they had it. It is an older building and getting to your room was an adventure because it's like a maze, which kept us on our toes! As an older building, it has its charm but the facilities were up-to-date. The location is right by the canal so it can be noisy at night if you haven't ever lived in a city. We had two rooms, a studio split level, and a double room. We loved both rooms as they were both roomy and the beds were comfortable. There's an Albert Heijn grocery store very close and is excellent!

Because the hotel is by the canal, you need to know it's inevitable to have mosquitoes. The one thing I would change is to open their windows inwards, add a screen, and have fresh air. During our stay, the weather was in its high 80s, and low 90's. One room was provided a portable A/C but the top double room was not, which made it very uncomfortable. Even with a portable A/C, the hose needs to go out the window, so mosquitoes still have a chance to come in. If this one issue were fixed, it would be outstanding. This had us finding a drugstore for the bites.

location - perfect, room - I could expect more for money paid, bed - comfortable. The best in the Residence Le Coin is staff, thank you for your hospitality:)

I didn't like the layout/planning of the flat. I don't mind the stairs to the kitchen, toilet and bathroom, but the door from the toilet kept blocking the bathroom door. It is good that I was alone, with 2 people there would have been constant conflict. I am not satisfied with the conditions of the kitchen, no cooker hood, super basic appliances, having to order and ask for everything related to the kitchen. As I mentioned - the staf is great, only thanks to that it was possible to function. There were no mosquito nets, please take with you repellents.

Great location, helpful staff resolved issue we had with room quickly woukd stay there again.

As its a central location quite noisy in the early morning with deliveries etc to nearby buisinesses

Location was fantastic. Central to pretty much everything we wanted to see within our group and just short walks to restaurants, bars, nightlife, museums and shops. The staff were fantastic with our group and were always attentive to our needs for bag storage or late check out.

Glass bottle collection from the street early on the Monday morning and no air con in the room but that was told to us before we arrive (air-con) so we can't grumble about that. The buildings in Amsterdam are very old, so this is understandable. Can't really blame the hotel for the bottle collection either but just something from outside that woke up the group pretty early.

The hotel is located in an excellent location. 3 minutes walk from Rokin train station, and 5-10 minutes walk from everything that's interesting. There are excellent restaurants very close by. Our double room was very spacious. The shower was clean and well maintained. The bed and pillows were very comfortable. We were there on the last week of May, so the weather was very nice and the room didn't get hot at all. There doesn't seem to be an AC in the room, so I don't know how it'll be during the summer time.

While the general location of the hotel was great, it's worth mentioning that our room was just above the street, which means that sometimes (too) early in the morning you may hear the noise from the street (cars driving by, workers unloading boxes for the stores). It didn't bother us too much, but if we ever go back to this specific hotel, I would definitely ask for a room that's not directly above the street. Though I guess that's true for any other hotel.

I booked Le Coin because of the reasonable price and location. I was hoping for something cleaner than a hostel but was prepared for tiny and not great. We were met with one of the nicest rooms I've ever booked. Our room was big, bright, and airy, and had a wall of windows overlooking a large canal bridge with a juliette balcony. Excuse the messy bed. We were packing to leave.

The bathroom was dated and small but very clean. There isn't enough general lighting but in July with the huge windows and sun setting at 10:30pm, it didn't matter.

We stayed in the family suite so we were able to use both rooms and the shared bathroom for the rooms so that made it very convenient. All of the suggested attractions for Amsterdam was also very close by to the area reachable by walking so it was very convenient to see everything or go to restaurants or shops.

We had a few bigger luggage’s and it was a little difficult to carry stuff up the stairs as the elevator only goes up to the 3rd floor. It was also very warm the few days we were there so no AC was a little difficult.