everyone has a 'number' per night, right?

[Nimrod]

The most you'll pay for a single stay, either hotel or apartment.
Sure, sharing is less expensive, but what's the limit you'll spend on just yourself?
Depending on the amenities, I feel worth no more than €120 per night, and seek out much more reasonable rates.
These days, between €70-90.

What's your number?

[steven]

£80-£100

[matty223]

i wanna pay less then 75 euro a night, bu ti will go as high a 85

[Roccy Tittzenbeer]

I always stay in the centrum / dam and find good hotel rooms with en-suite for between €70 to €85 (in both low and high season)
Just want a safe base camp for my activities - I want to focus my cash resources on my fun
Cheers,
RTnB

[SubPop]

€150 per person per night

Used to be a lot less but the figure changes as you get older, you don't see the point of slumming it when you're on holiday

[geekymonkey]

When I'm with my Mr I usually aim for around 100E, (must be an apartment with a decent kitchen.) When I'm on my own, I aim for 80E ish. (I will go over by about 20% if supply is low or the place is RAD.)

[Smith2]

I wonder whether there's going to be a transatlantic divide over this. If I were coming over maybe once a year from the States, it would be different, but ideally I'd like to visit Mokum every couple of months or so. I don't spend much time in my hotel room, and wouldn't want to be mocked by a trouser press that was, in effect, costing me my next trip. Especially if you can't smoke in the room.

Anyway, I'm cheap. Anything above €50 would be irritating. I'm particularly annoyed about trying to book something for early April, as it's one of those crazy times where you can get a double for barely more than the cost of a single. But the only mate I know who might want to come along is the one who looks after my cat when I'm away, and he's always broke anyway.

[dlw]

i can get a hoel room for 70 euros for 2 low season and 85 euros for 2 high season...the rooms all have ensuites .the hotel is situated on geldeskade 2 mins from station...hotel only has 3 rooms.....communial dining area...a gem indeed dlw

[tinky]

My budget is around the 50/70 euros per night. Hotels i look at are Voyagers, Old Nickel, Vijay,

Travel solo most of the time. However if a few of us then will look at apartments and then happy to spend a bit more.

[RvanSteensel]

im not spending that money on a room lol.
you just sleep there .....

payed 55 for 2 nights @ utopia .Room was small , but who cares .
Me n a friend wanted to smoke a joint back at the hotel since it was early ,
but we ate spacecakes before , and fell asleep , me still wearing my clothes lol , even before a joint was lit.

[SubPop]

im not spending that money on a room lol.
you just sleep there .....

payed 55 for 2 nights @ utopia

The flat I choose for dam (funky chickin) is not just a place you sleep in... Which is what I pay the extra for

It has a functional kitchen so that covers munchies and breakfast for me, letting me spend the money I have saved on a decent quality lunch and evening meal. Yes I won't be cooking slow roasted lamb shoulder in it or anything but I can do some basic cooking using ingredients I buy which will be a damn site better than most breakfast places

I can smoke weed exceptionally freely there which, let's be truthful, is the main reason why we are all going to Amsterdam and that is worth something to me.

Like I said before, the things you need from a hotel will change as you get older, in my twenties I'd have been happy with a cheap place to crash in. Nothing else would have mattered. Now it's more that I'm on holiday and I want to enjoy myself and not sacrifice the standard of living I have now, it's a natural byproduct of getting older (Note I'm 40 now, not 80!!)

Enjoy your trip to Amsterdam chap, keep on going back through your life and you'll eventually understand where I'm coming from

Peace

[worldcitizen1723]

Gotta agree an apartment is the way to go - especially when staying for a week or more. Doing a weekend jaunt is totally different. But I think most who fly across the ocean are looking for a bit of comfort.. And not being restaurant depend totally rocks.

[AzLaker]

Gotta agree an apartment is the way to go - especially when staying for a week or more. Doing a weekend jaunt is totally different. But I think most who fly across the ocean are looking for a bit of comfort.. And not being restaurant depend totally rocks.

+1

AzLaker

[memogram]

If i go myself then 100 for 1 night and that is because if i go alone i do 1 night, if with people then 2 nights and it would be about 85

[Von Goat Weed]

No more then 50euros and event then i wont pay that during the week more like weekends