QO Amsterdam

Excellent hotel. The attention to detail is incredible and the option of having an ebike due to the location being further out was a great addition. Great staff, incredible interiors and fantastic attention to detail.

Location is a bit further out but with an e-bike its no biggie. The views are not as epic as its more of an industrial / outskirts area.

The room and the view were something special. Everything was eco friendly and just had its own charm to it.

There wasn't alot of storage space, and a lack of shelving made it hard to feel at home.

If the QO hotel intendend to surprise us with a positive experience, they certainly succeeded. Everything in the hotel is conceived with an eye for detail, nice design, good quality materials, use of modern technology, friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. Everything is done to please the guests. A place to go back!

It was all great - but if we really have to find something that could be better, here a small detail: the soap dispensers in our bathroom did not function well.

Very modern Hotel with luxury features. Very welcoming personell who made the stay as smooth as possible. All request were fulfilled with highest satisfaction. Awesome food in the restaurant with pleasant atmosphere. Nice rooftop bar with stunning view over the city.

The room is great. Apple TV and Chromecast on the TV, so you can stream from your phone or pad. Roomy, modern shower. Comfy queen-size bed with top-class linens. Modern, effective environmental controls. Large in-room safe fits a MacBook Pro, BOSE headphones and valuables. Price-worthy location, out of center, but surprisingly convenient. Next to Spaklerweg M-station, with three lines. Only four stops to Waterlooplein. The surroundings are mostly industrial and office space. Several large business hotels in the area (QO is located best for tourists and visitors as it’s almost right across the street from the M station). Room service - Skip the room-service breakfast; in the dining room is ok, but my tip for the morning is to walk around the corner to the WeWork cafe, instead. Lunch/dinner serviceable. Not extensive menu, and suffer partly from “new-idea” syndrome (apple crumble on the dessert menu is a baked apple with crumble where the core was, which is a disappointment if you think a real crumble is coming). But mostly nice dishes. Service is effective and professional. The personnel are awake and respond quickly. It seems that a very positive company culture infuses their people with a positive, friendly attitude (not always the case in larger hotels). This really translates into pleasant customer experience.

They could stand to expand the menu both in the restaurant and on room service. More important due to the somewhat out-of-center location.