This is a fine hotel. It is right across from the Centraal Station so it is perfectly suited for touring around Amsterdam and for day trips elsewhere. Our room had a clean, comfortable double bed, small writing table with chair and a closet for hanging clothes. It also had a safe which was nice. The bathroom was also clean and actually spacious with lots of hot water and good water pressure. The breakfast was standard fare and tasty and served until 10 am so you could sleep in a bit. We found the hotel staff to be very friendly, multilingual and pleasant to talk with. My only minor concern was that our room faced the main road so it was a bit busy even at night which made sleeping with the window open a somewhat noisy experience. Still, it is a fine hotel which I would definately stay at again.

After reading several reviews on TripAdvisor.com and seeing that the hotel was within walking distance of Centraal Station, we decided on A-Train. It was a bit expensive, but ithat was my fault for not booking a room sooner (it was pretty much the cheapest hotel we could find in the area tho).

We flew in from London and got to Amsterdam around 11am. Check-in wasn't until 2pm, but we walked to the hotel to drop our luggage. The 2 gentlemen behind the front desk were extremely friendly and helpful (and spoke very clear english). We were thrilled when they said our room was already ready and gave us the key (we'd had to leave London a 4am so were eager to take a nap [after visiting our first coffee shop first, of course])!

The hotel is small and narrow, but what building isn't in Amsterdam?
The whole "train motiff" is cute. Our room was no bigger than the size of an average dorm room, but it was all we needed. Yeah, the fact that you have to pay extra for TV sucks, but no biggie. I was actually impressed by the selection of food they had for breakfast. They had cold cereal, hard boiled eggs, breads for toast (with an assortment of jams, honey, peanut butter and chocolate spreads), sliced cheeses and meats, orange juice and coffee (although the
"milk" for the cereal looked more like the consistencey of yogurt). The location was perfect.

All-in-all, it was a great stay and we would definitely stay there again.

This is the fifth time we've stayed at this hotel in three years. Having been to Amsterdam approx. 12 times in the last five years.
This is by far the best hotel we've stayed in. Great location, good service, great rooms. O.K., slightly pricey, but compared to some of the other places we stayed at, I think it's worth paying the extra.

I am a regular visitor to Amsterdam, and there really isnt much wrong with this Hotel.

Its comfortable if a little small, and centrally locatted, its just their very poor service that lets the hotel down.

First off the we asked the receptionist where the nearest coffee shop was, he told us then proceeded to check us in and take our payment upfront (a little strange i thought).

Then once all checked in and after he had told us where our room was he informed us that we were not aloud to bring Cannabis onto the premises and if we were found to be smoking on site then the police would be called. Now he knew we were smokers and yet still took our money off us before telling us of the Hotels policies. Not being ones to rock the boat we abided by their rules, but found the staff to be rude and abrupt and it seamed as tho any question was just too much for them to answer.

Overall if your part of a family and can put up with shear rudeness then you may find this hotel a good stay, else its back to the Multatuli for me which is just along the road which makes it a little quieter than the A-Train too.