Hotel De Koopermoolen

I and my party were disgusted with the apartment. The toilet had been smashed, a filthy shower curtain that had gone brown, no TV for thirty-six hours until I complained, broken coffee table which I tried to fix, un-equipped kitchen only plastic cups from a kids party, not even a kettle, worn out carpets right through to the boards, most of the windows would not open, broken window blinds, broken heater, dangerous exposed electrical circuits on lighting and not enough beds. On the advertisement I was promised eight single beds and we got seven and a double. Not good enough. I and my party were absolutely let down and will never stay at this hotel again. I cannot believe that this is a three-star hotel apartment, no way, more like one-star. No clean towels and nobody came in and cleaned the apartment while we stayed. The whole apartment was in a state of being decorated but by no means nearly finished, with dirty walls and filled holes everywhere. There was nowhere to hang any clothes or a chest of drawers to use either. One room didn't even have a light in it. The rooms were not even at the hotel it was a few doors away from the hotel. It was filthy and if this is what easytobook.com has to offer then I will not be booking through them ever again. I have been going to Amsterdam for eight years now and I can honestly say this was the worst accommodation I have ever stayed in and my friends feel the same. We were disgusted and let down to such an extent that the accommodation was the talking point of the trip due to it being so bad. Hope that you pass on my comments to the hotel.

We highly recommend the staff and quality of this hotel — though we didn't actually stay at this hotel, but at the one next door, the Mallemoolen Hotel, which wasn't at all what it was made out to be! So be warned for that hotel!! However it shared the reception and breakfast facilities with De Koopermoolen, which had great staff, so friendly and helpful, and a fantastic breakfast of cereals and muesli, breads, spreads, hams, cheeses, juices and hot drinks. It is located centrally in Amsterdam — around the corner is the Red Light District and Central Station. Shopping, restaurants and souvenirs are nearby and it's within walking distance to most attractions or just a short stroll to the tram to visit the Rijks and the Van Gogh Museum.