Rotterdam

Every floor is different, with North American, Arctic and European themes subtly incorporated. Added perks are a full service spa and the quay-level cocktail bar that features floor to ceiling windows. — Wallpaper

This 19th-century, former customs office has been stylishly converted into a luxury guest house with an elegant mix of vintage and contemporary furnishings. — The Telegraph

The 278-room hotel is flooded with light, and peppered with Nhow's trademark humour. Rooms feature Nespresso machines, smart TVs and Montis Lazy Bastard chairs. — Wallpaper

For the best views in Rotterdam, head for Euromast, an observation tower built for the first Floriade International Flower Exhibition in 1960. — Afar Magazine

Digital check-in and a 24-hour communal canteen offer convenience that extends to the rooms, each equipped with a super king-size bed and a rain shower. — Wallpaper

We stayed one night at the SS Rotterdam to experience the ship turned hotel. — Afar Magazine

If you're on a budget, this modern hostel in the middle of the city is just the ticket, and it occupies several of Rotterdam's most iconic and eye-catching buildings. — Fodor's

The "comfort" rooms are worth the little extra cost for the additional facilities, including refrigerators, tea/coffeemaking equipment, and air-conditioning. — Fodor's

The second Dutch Room Mate outpost makes a bold statement, even in ultra-modern Rotterdam, dubbed the ‘Manhattan on the Maas. — The Telegraph

The Slaak is heavily influenced by its 1950s building, a former newspaper office...bedrooms are sanctuaries of style and the restaurant is surprisingly special. — The Telegraph

Nicely refurbished, the Emma is a modern place with 24 rooms close to the city centre. — Lonely Planet

The six rooms at this hotel on where-it's-at Witte de Withstraat are stylishly designed around three themes, Tex, Zen and Coco (for Coco-mat). — Lonely Planet

In a quiet though central area; basic rooms with Ikea accents. — Lonely Planet