Travel to Nieuwvliet

Conveniently located within walking distance of the historic city centre. Second floor apartment within a traditional narrow canal-front townhouse. It is accessed up communal steep staircase from a main front door and is annexed to the main hotel next door. The apartment overlooks a very picturesque canal, which is the best feature together with the sizeable open plan living / dining / kitchen area. It has a comfortable double bedroom and a wet room. The kitchen area could use some minor repairs to drawer fronts, handles etc, but this didn’t affect our enjoyment. The hotel staff next door were very accommodating with check-in, check-out and leaving luggage. The rear bedroom overlooks an internal courtyard which is also overlooked by bedroom windows from the adjacent hotel. No particular issues, but meant some conversations from neighbouring accommodation could be heard clearly in the evening / night-time if windows were open. Overall would recommend.

Rooms are tiny but the hotel is vibrant and full of life. The staff need some training but overall grade A experience.

Quaint and comfy. Beautiful neighborhood. Appreciated the lemon and mint water and 24/7 coffee/espresso in the lobby.

Tulip was definitely a unique place to stay! The room was beautiful, clean and had everything we needed. The fresh fruit and snacks were really nice warm welcome. Tulip in a great safe neighborhood, with walking distance to everything we needed it. David was an amazing host! Very friendly, professional and very helpful. We definitely appreciate all your help with everything David!! Thanks again, Mona

Beautiful well maintained historic hotel near Amsterdam Centraal. Small but nice room with a very tall ceiling and a canal view. Large well appointed bathroom with double sinks, seperate bath and shower, and an actual hinged well-sealed shower door. What was a little off is that the hinged non-latching door to the bathroom was beautiful frosted glass with a clear (non-frosted) anchor design at eye level. This means that anybody standing outside the closed bathroom door could see somebody bathing or using the toilet. The room had a coffee maker and hot water heater with complimentary coffee and tea. Robes and slippers were provided and there was an iron, ironing board, safe, and refrigerator if you removed their mini-bar waters and Cokes. There was no complimentary daily bottled waters, unlike mostvof my other less expensive hotels on this trip. The bed was awful. The worst on my long 51-day trip. It had a king sized headboard but was made of two matresses with a huge canyon between. It had two unsecured matress pads that moved during sleep. The bottom sheet wasn't fitted and always quickly came loose. The bedding looked like it exploded every morning.