Generator Amsterdam

It’s close to the center; there is a curtain—albeit a small one—that provides privacy. It was the first time I’d ever seen a three-tier bunk bed. It looks nice because it is located inside the park; you can go for a walk in the park.

I stayed in a pod at this property for four nights. All pods are situated in the basement, which I found to be consistently damp and cold. While restrooms are separated by gender, the shower facilities are shared. The condition of the shower area was a significant issue. Out of approximately seven faucets, only two were functional. Furthermore, the drainage system frequently backed up, causing water to pool around my ankles while showering. The floor was perpetually wet; I never observed it being dry during my entire stay. The power supply to the pods was also unreliable, with frequent outages. On the first night, a blackout prevented device charging. The following morning at 7:34 AM, cleaning staff began vacuuming. Despite several guests attempting to intervene in French, the noise continued without pause. Service at the front desk was notably inefficient. Essential items like hairdryers must be borrowed, but they are limited in quantity and often unavailable. Staff attitudes were generally dismissive. Please also be advised that the property charges an additional fee for luggage storage.

The location is great only about 300 to 400 meters from the bus stop. It’s close to the park, so the area is quiet. The window view is amazing, and I really enjoyed the vibe of the room.　However,　the lift uses a touch-sensitive control panel, which was quite difficult to operate， several of us had trouble getting it to respond. Also, the shower in our room didn’t drain properly, so we could only take very short showers before the water started to pool, which was uncomfortable, especially since the room itself was quite cold. In addition, the bed made squeaking noises whenever we lay down.