Q-Factory Hotel

Hotellet ligger ca 20 min unna sentrum med trikk, noe som er helt ok, men kan bli mye om man skal tilbringer mye tid i sentrum. De ansatte var hyggelige og slo av med en prat i ny og ne, men hotellrommet var rett og slett ikke vasket ved ankom. Det tok to etterspørsler før hotellrommet ble vasket. Det er også veldig ytt på hotellrommene noe som kan forstyrre i ny og ne.

The room was so dusty. It was not clean what so ever. It was soooo hot, at 7am I asked for a fan, which they helped me with as soon as I asked. The thing is they gave me a very dirty fan that was full of dust, but I did not know until the afternoon when I finally woke up bc I couldn’t sleep the entire night due to tempature. Unfortunately I got very sick and have been for several days now. My boyfriend, who cleaned the fan, also got sick and is still a little stuffy now. The hotel was cool I will add that, but not worth how dirty it was. I found several bugs in my room along eith a metal slap that had been sticking out that ripped my sweater.

Standard budget hotel, easy to get to Amsterdam central, enjoyed my stay

Q factory is an okay place to stay. It’s a really nice local- easy to access all major areas but a bit removed at the same time. The hotel is on the 3rd and 4th floor of a big arts building. Mostly it’s young people staying there and the walls are thin. The biggest issue I had was it’s really hard to find the rooms and once you’re in, it’s hard to find the exit at first. Once you get a hang of it it’s okay tho. Basically not the best place but decent.

Absolutely perfect! Based in the East Side so away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre but with plenty of restaurants and a supermarket round the corner. 45 min walk to Central Station but 2 mins from the tram stop to take you there in max 15 mins. Incredibly well priced given the modern features of the hotel. Be aware that the hotel is card only, but you are able to pay when you check out - much easier! Would highly recommend and would stay here again if I ever find myself in Amsterdam again.