Nhow Amsterdam Rai

When I chose nhow, I didn't realize they were part of the Minor Hotels group, but after seeing their official website, I was really drawn to their other brands. Of course, nhow itself is also great; this particular location is excellent. The metro and tram are just a short walk downstairs, making it convenient to get to both the train station and the airport. The room was also very comfortable.

Excellent value for money! Hygiene: 5 stars Facilities: 5 stars Environment: The walls are quite thin, so even the slightest movement in the hallway is clearly audible. At night, I kept feeling like someone was entering our room, which significantly disrupted my sleep. I'm usually a deep sleeper, but I didn't get a good night's rest for two consecutive nights. I wouldn't recommend this place for light sleepers or families with children. I suggest bringing earplugs to sleep. I'd also like to suggest to Ctrip that the hotel provide earplugs in every room.

The hotel's exterior is very distinctive. The rooms have a minimalist style, and while the bed is small, it's comfortable. The View restaurant on the 17th floor is excellent, and the breakfast is abundant and delicious. Highly recommended.

The hotel's location is incredibly convenient. It's about a 10 to 15-minute metro ride from Amsterdam Central Station to the hotel's metro stop, and then just a 5-minute walk to the hotel. If you're checking out and heading to the airport, it's only a 5-minute walk from the hotel to another nearby train station, and then just two stops directly to the airport. So, whether you're going to Dam Square or the airport, it's super easy!

Cleanliness: The hygiene was a total mess; the yellow stains on the pillows hadn't even been changed. Facilities: There were creepy pictures of people printed on the headboard, which was quite unsettling. Environment: It's only comparable to a budget hotel in China. Service: My travel companion's room wasn't cleaned, and items weren't replaced. They only provided one bottle of water for two people.

Facilities: Brand new, felt great. Hygiene: Very modern. Environment: Spotless. Service: Excellent service. It's also super close to Zhongyuan Railway Station, with convenient facilities everywhere. The station is only a 500-meter walk from the hotel.

The hotel's location is fantastic, super convenient for both the train and subway stations. The facilities are also very new. The large glass windows in the restaurant offer beautiful views while dining, and the breakfast selection is so extensive that we didn't get tired of it even after three consecutive days. It was a pleasant and wonderful experience.

The design is very novel, but the foundation felt a bit unstable – check out the picture, it seemed wobbly, and I honestly hesitated to book it at first, haha. However, once I actually stayed, the 7 elevators were super fast, and the room design was very interesting. The only downside was that the room walls were all concrete... The view was excellent though; it's so hard to find a high-rise hotel in Amsterdam! Breakfast offered a much wider variety than typical 3 or 4-star hotels. The hotel is about a 30-minute walk from Amsterdam Zuid Station. I'm not sure what tracks are next to it. There's also an Upside Down Museum across the street that I didn't get a chance to visit.

What I found hardest to get used to was the minimalist concrete decor; it was just too plain. However, the hotel's location is excellent. The bus stop for Keukenhof Tulip Park is just a short walk from the building, and the metro station is right nearby. But the breakfast restaurant truly impressed me – the view was fantastic, and the breakfast itself was very good.