Amsterdam Is A Cosmopolitan Cauldron That Has Been Enticing Migrants And Non-conformists For Decades. It's A Thriving City, And One Of The Hardest For Travelers To Leave, Going On The Number Of Expats Trying To Bike Around Like Locals. Amsterdam Seems To Thrive On Its Funky Mix, And There's Very Little Of The Tourist- Fatigue, Which Can Take The Happy Edge Off Other Lob (Lots Of Backpacks) Cities. Perhaps This Is Because Amsterdam's Quintessential Dutchness Shines Through: The 17th- And 18th-century Architecture, The Fleets Of Bicycles, The Tree-lined Canals And Scattered Parks All Contribute To The Mood Of The City.
The Hotel Neutraal Is A Low Budget/Back-packers Hotel In The Center Of Amsterdam, Only A Minute's Walk From The Central Railway Station. All Rooms Have A Tv And Private Safe, Shower And Toilets Are Publicly Available In The Hallway And The Front Desk Is Available 24 Hours A Day. There Is Also A Safe At The Front Desk, A Luggage Storage Room, And Pets Are Allowed.