Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht - REVIEW - MASTER THREAD
Feb 10, 2013, 9:48 am
#76
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Jetsetter.com has a flash sale for the next 5 days for the Andaz Amsterdam. Prices start at $217 and up, and are available from February through August.
Last edited by dgross; Feb 10, 2013 at 9:58 am
Feb 10, 2013, 10:17 am
#77
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Don't forget to check membership rates like AAA AARP
Consider point redemption on Gold Passport points or Hyatt stay certificates
But don't miss an experience here its a pretty cool special property
I'm looking forward to a return sometime in the warmer months ahead
Cheers
Consider point redemption on Gold Passport points or Hyatt stay certificates
But don't miss an experience here its a pretty cool special property
I'm looking forward to a return sometime in the warmer months ahead
Cheers
Apr 1, 2013, 9:29 am
#83
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Its a nice selection with beautiful presentation. One day they would have smoked salmon one day they wouldn't.
One day it would be cut terribly thick and other days beautifully thinly sliced. Overall quality is inferior to local Marriott properties/brand breakfast dining.
Quality in general is all over the map with a wide range of select items from excellent to poor. I'd call it a work in progress.
Whatever your personal thoughts are good or bad its at least generous
Eggs Benedict was a stand out even though its not my thing
On the upside great hotel, outstanding caring management and team and a beautiful and unique high design hard product/room and public areas
One of my favorite hotels anywhere especially in a city like Amsterdam where the standard has lagged for years
Don't miss an opportunity to stay here. Brilliant ^
Cheers
One day it would be cut terribly thick and other days beautifully thinly sliced. Overall quality is inferior to local Marriott properties/brand breakfast dining.
Quality in general is all over the map with a wide range of select items from excellent to poor. I'd call it a work in progress.
Whatever your personal thoughts are good or bad its at least generous
Eggs Benedict was a stand out even though its not my thing
On the upside great hotel, outstanding caring management and team and a beautiful and unique high design hard product/room and public areas
One of my favorite hotels anywhere especially in a city like Amsterdam where the standard has lagged for years
Don't miss an opportunity to stay here. Brilliant ^
Cheers
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Apr 1, 2013, 9:42 am
#84
Join Date: Jan 2010
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Its a nice selection with beautiful presentation. One day they would have smoked salmon one day they wouldn't. One day it would be cut terribly thick and other days beautifully thinly sliced. Overall quality is inferior to local Marriott properties/brand breakfast dining. IMHO quality is all over the map of select items from excellent to poor. I'd call it a work in progress. Whatever your personal thoughts are good or bad its at least generous
Eggs Benedict was a stand out even though its not my thing
On the upside great hotel, outstanding caring management and team and a beautiful and unique high design hard product/room and public areas
One of my favorite hotels anywhere especially in a city like Amsterdam where the standard has lagged for years
Don't miss an opportunity to stay here. Brilliant ^
Cheers
Eggs Benedict was a stand out even though its not my thing
On the upside great hotel, outstanding caring management and team and a beautiful and unique high design hard product/room and public areas
One of my favorite hotels anywhere especially in a city like Amsterdam where the standard has lagged for years
Don't miss an opportunity to stay here. Brilliant ^
Cheers
Apr 1, 2013, 1:11 pm
#85
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Between AMS and BRU
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Why would you.... when you check-in all the Diamond benefits will be explained. The self-serve part of the breakfast I find a little bit quirky, but it's an Andaz. And they have somehow decided it's a good thing to have access to the kitchen :-). But I sure like the lounge/library.
Especially for a holiday it's a nice hotel in a good location. Just hope the weather get's a bit warmer.
Especially for a holiday it's a nice hotel in a good location. Just hope the weather get's a bit warmer.
Apr 1, 2013, 2:01 pm
#86
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Why would you.... when you check-in all the Diamond benefits will be explained. The self-serve part of the breakfast I find a little bit quirky, but it's an Andaz. And they have somehow decided it's a good thing to have access to the kitchen :-). But I sure like the lounge/library.
Especially for a holiday it's a nice hotel in a good location. Just hope the weather get's a bit warmer.
Especially for a holiday it's a nice hotel in a good location. Just hope the weather get's a bit warmer.
Despite some shortcomings of the kitchen and occasional execution of the kitchen the serving team tried their best to please all guests.
Mind you the breakfast was sensational compared to anything I've every had at the Pulitzer down the block.
When I make an overall assessment from my own observation I use Hyatt Global International standards and other area chains that have US afiliation in the local region.
Based on those expectations the breakfast fell short of what my hopeful expectations were.
I'm hoping time and polish in the kichen will continue to let this wonderful hotel to shine
Apr 1, 2013, 2:06 pm
#87
Join Date: Jul 2010
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