THIS IS HOLLAND

Honestly, only one of the 5D experiences was particularly good, but the experiences are worth it. However, that one experience alone is a bit pricey. The effects are impressive. I recommend it for those with children to experience the landscapes of the Netherlands together.

This is one of the activities you should take when you visit Amsterdam. Especially if you’re into historical information and architecture and many more..

Great way to experience Amsterdam from their unique canals. Audio guides available on board, but found it more enjoyable to be at the back of the boat looking at the sights.

Absolutely fantastic tour! The Grand Holland Rotterdam and The Hague Guided Day Tour was very comprehensive, well-organized, and incredibly comfortable from start to finish. We covered so many beautiful and iconic places without ever feeling rushed. Huge thanks to our excellent tour guide, Lucas, who was knowledgeable, entertaining, and made the entire experience unforgettable. Highly recommended!

The tour is wonderful with many stops. Claudia, the tour guide is very professional with providing information and managing the time frame. Let's us enjoy wonderful trip.

This Countryside & Windmills All-In Tour is extremely good value for money. For just S$55 on Klook, you see so much—it's a much better deal than buying from the local Amsterdam agencies, which charge €45 on the ticket. We loved seeing the inside of a working windmill, watching how clogs are crafted, and catching the Gouda cheese and stroopwafel making demonstrations (plus getting to taste them!). It’s highly educational, fun, and moves at a great, brisk pace. Perfect if you prefer to keep moving and don't want to spend too long in one place. Highly recommended!

A great place to visit to look at the places in Netherlands; also wonderful to take many pictures and spend time when the weather’s perfect.

On the day of the dining, we showed the Klook booking information to the restaurant staff. Although the attendant could not find my name on her tablet, she still let us in to dine first, and only came over when it was time to serve dessert to ask for my order details for retroactive logging. The attendant even went out of her way to tell us that we didn't need to pay extra for the meal and could leave directly after finishing. As for the food, we ordered burgers (which were a bit too salty for me), cola (which had free refills), and brownie cake (which was too sweet for me).

I've stayed here three times already, as the location is incredibly convenient, very close to Amsterdam Sloterdijk Station (a three-minute walk). This station offers trains (ten minutes to the airport, five minutes to the city center station), metro (lines 51/52), light rail/tram (line 19), and various bus options. Its functionality is comparable to Amsterdam Centraal Station, but the hotel price is about half! The hotel itself features modern and new decor. The rooms are equipped with a kitchen, cooking utensils, tableware, a microwave oven, and other amenities. The room space is very large, definitely enough for four people's luggage. If you're staying on the first floor but don't want to climb the stairs from the entrance to the reception, you can take the elevator next to the main door to the second floor, walk to the other end of the corridor, and then take the elevator there down to the first floor (we had someone with mobility issues in our group). While this method is a bit inconvenient, it avoids stairs. The hotel itself does not offer dining services, but it does provide facilities such as a gym, laundry room (washers and dryers), sauna, and a rooftop terrace. You can purchase drinks, snacks, salads, sandwiches, microwaveable meals, and more at the self-service shop on the first floor. I highly recommend The Breakfast Club near the hotel (open from 6 AM to 6 PM). Their breakfast and brunch are delicious, and I especially recommend the matcha latte and chicken waffles.