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We spent three wonderful, budget-friendly nights at the 42-room Nadia Hotel and loved it! This two-star has an ideal location just west of Dam Square. Housed in an historic building, it delivers cool views and a friendly staff. On arrival, guests are given a quick orientation, a tourist handbook, and a refreshing drink. With all of this it's not surprising that the Nadia keeps busy.
There are about 10 variations of rooms from a budget single room (that's what we had, and it was small) to a larger deluxe double room that looks out over the canal. The Nadia seems to be constantly undergoing renovation. As of our last visit, rooms are still decidedly unpolished and unpretentious and still only accessible by some steep stairs, though fanciful Moroccan lamps add a little ambience. Bathrooms are frills-free but functional, and the bedrooms have cable television, a mini-fridge, and plentiful shelving.
The Nadia's breakfast room is inspirational, offering stellar canal views. Tea, coffee, and other refreshments are available all day long.
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