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Latest reviews for cleaning agencies in Amsterdam
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Elisabeth
Amsterdam on Jun 2026
I use Lotos Clean for a bi-weekly standard clean, and I also had a deep clean that took 7 hours - it was absolutely amazing. I’ve had a great experience with them, they’re extremely fast and efficient, and for the same amount of work they do it in 2 hours when other cleaners I’ve had before took 4 or 5. They’re very precise, very quick, very efficient and very discreet. I also communicate with them in English via WhatsApp and everything is swift and always precise.
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Fleur
Lansberg on Jul 2026
I’ve been using Lotos Clean for a little over 3 months now and everything has been good so far, there are no issues and they’re doing the job well. They come once a week, about four times a month, and clean our entire house, around 300 square meters, and also a little bit of the terrace area. They do everything and they do it well, and they are very respectful. There were some small issues, but once we communicated clearly, they managed to fix it, so everything is very good, and I’m okay with the price.
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Irina
Amsterdam on Jun 2026
I hired Lotos Clean to go to my kids’ apartment once every 15 days and help a little bit with the cleaning. It’s a large apartment with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and the man comes with a vacuum cleaner and cleans deeply the kitchen, the toilets, and everything. After they started going, I noticed a difference every time I arrived, and my kids are very happy and satisfied with how the apartment is now. It’s not cheap, but it feels like regular pricing for Amsterdam, and they have been responsive, responsible, and very flexible with rescheduling when needed.
How much do cleaning agencies cost in Amsterdam?
Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted cleaning agencies actually do. Updated July 2026
Condominium and common-area cleaning
How much does condominium and common-area cleaning cost in Amsterdam?
Cleaning a stairwell, entrance and lift lobby is usually the cheapest line on a VvE budget, about €40 to €80 a visit for a small Amsterdam block. Bigger buildings get priced per square metre per visit or folded into a monthly contract, which tends to start around €150 a month. It counts as commercial work, so expect 21% VAT and quotes that show it excluded. Ask whether the glass is included, because window work is billed as its own line almost everywhere.
Stairwell clean, small block, per visit
€40 to €80 per visit
Common areas, per hour via an agency
€32 to €45 per hour
Larger blocks, on a fixed schedule
€0.15 to €0.40 per m2 per visit
Recurring contract, from
€150 per month
Entrance glass and windows
billed separately, €2 to €6 per m2
Regular weekly home cleaning
How much does regular weekly home cleaning cost in Amsterdam?
An agency in Amsterdam charges roughly €22 to €45 an hour, about €31 being typical, and almost nobody comes out for less than 2 or 3 hours. You can hire someone directly for around €15 to €25 an hour, and under the regeling dienstverlening aan huis that is perfectly legal for a private household. What the difference buys you is liability insurance, a replacement when your cleaner is ill, and no employer admin, so the real question is whether you want to carry that yourself. Cleaning in a private home is often billed at 9% VAT while business work is 21%, so check which rate your quote uses.
Agency, per hour in Amsterdam
€22 to €45 per hour
Amsterdam average through an agency
about €31 per hour
Hiring a cleaner directly
€15 to €25 per hour
Studio or small flat, about 2 hours
€60 to €90 per visit via an agency
Two bedroom home, 3 to 4 hours
€100 to €150 per visit via an agency
Minimum booking
usually 2 to 3 hours
One-off visit instead of a contract
a higher hourly rate than a weekly slot
Airbnb and short-term rental turnover
How much does Airbnb turnover cleaning cost in Amsterdam?
None of the Dutch price guides we checked puts a number on a short-term rental changeover, so read this as an estimate rather than a quote. In practice it is billed like any other domestic clean: an agency rate of roughly €25 to €45 an hour with a two to three hour minimum, which works out near €60 to €90 for a studio and €100 to €150 for a two bedroom flat. Laundry, linen and restocking sit on top of that almost everywhere. Ask for a per changeover price for your actual flat, and check whether short notice and same-day slots cost extra.
Billed at the agency hourly rate
€25 to €45 per hour
Studio changeover, about 2 hours
€60 to €90 per turnover
Two bedroom, about 3 to 4 hours
€100 to €150 per turnover
Minimum booking
usually 2 to 3 hours
Laundry, linen and restocking
quoted on top, get it in writing
Regular office cleaning
How much does regular office cleaning cost in Amsterdam?
Office work sits a little above home cleaning, roughly €30 to €50 an hour, and once you are on a fixed schedule most agencies switch to a price per square metre or a flat monthly fee instead. A small Amsterdam office of 100 to 250 m2 cleaned weekly lands around €300 to €900 a month. Business customers are normally quoted excluding 21% VAT, so check that before you put two offers side by side. Cleaning outside office hours usually adds 10% to 25%.
Office cleaning, per hour
€30 to €50 per hour
On a fixed schedule, per visit
€0.15 to €0.40 per m2
Small office, 100 to 250 m2, weekly
€300 to €900 per month
Mid size office, 250 to 750 m2
€900 to €2,500 per month
Smallest recurring contracts start at
€150 per month
Evening or weekend work
adds 10% to 25%
Carpet deep cleaning
How much does carpet deep cleaning cost in Amsterdam?
Carpet is priced by the square metre and the Dutch guides do not agree: one puts it at €2 to €6, another at €5 to €15 for floor or carpet work added onto a job the agency is already doing. So get the room measured and quoted rather than working off a rate you read somewhere. It is specialist work with its own machines, which is why your regular cleaner's hourly rate has nothing to do with it. Ask about the call-out charge, the voorrijkosten, since that is roughly a tenth of a typical cleaning bill.
Carpet cleaning, on its own
€2 to €6 per m2
Carpet or floor added to another job
€5 to €15 per m2
Hard floor strip and wax
€3 to €8 per m2
Call-out charge (voorrijkosten)
about 10% of the bill
Eco-friendly cleaning
How much does eco-friendly cleaning cost in Amsterdam?
The honest answer is that green cleaning is not a separate price, it is the same hours at the same rate with different bottles. So you pay the normal agency rate, about €25 to €40 an hour at home and €30 to €50 in an office. Where it does cost more is the products, and some agencies bill ecological supplies as a separate line instead of folding them into the hourly rate. Ask whether materials are included before you compare two quotes, because that single line can explain the whole gap between them.
Home cleaning with green products
€25 to €40 per hour
Office cleaning with green products
€30 to €50 per hour
Amsterdam agency average, any products
about €31 per hour
Ecological supplies
sometimes billed on top, ask
Exterior wall washing
How much does exterior wall washing cost in Amsterdam?
We could not price this one properly and would rather say so. None of the Dutch cost guides in our research quotes a rate for facade washing, and the firms that offer it say plainly that it goes op offertebasis, after someone has seen the building. What we can give you is the frame: exterior work carries 21% VAT rather than the 9% you may see on domestic cleaning, and specialist machine cleaning runs €40 to €75 an hour in the same guides. Ask whether access and machine use are inside the rate or billed on top, because that is where these quotes tend to diverge.
Specialist or machine cleaning, per hour
€40 to €75 per hour
Facade washing, per job
quoted after a survey, no rate card
VAT on exterior work
21%, not the 9% domestic rate
Access equipment and machines
often surcharged on top, ask
Marble and stone cleaning and polishing
How much does marble and stone cleaning and polishing cost in Amsterdam?
This one genuinely gets quoted after somebody has looked at the floor, because the price turns on what state the stone is in and whether it needs a clean, a hone or a full polish. The closest sourced numbers are machine floor maintenance, strip and wax at €3 to €8 per square metre, and floor work added onto another job at €5 to €15. Proper marble restoration sits above that and none of the Dutch guides we checked puts a figure on it. Get two firms to see the floor before you accept anyone's rate.
Machine floor maintenance, strip and wax
€3 to €8 per m2
Floor work added to another job
€5 to €15 per m2
Specialist or industrial cleaning, per hour
€40 to €75 per hour
Marble polishing and restoration
quoted after a viewing, no rate card
Pressure washing
How much does pressure washing cost in Amsterdam?
Our Dutch price research does not cover hogedrukreiniging by the square metre, so we cannot give you a terrace or driveway rate we would stand behind. Firms that list it quote per job after seeing the surface, since the price turns on how dirty it is and how easy it is to reach. The frame we do have is €40 to €75 an hour for specialist machine cleaning, and 21% VAT because it counts as outdoor work. Watch for machine and travel surcharges added on top of a low headline hourly rate, which is the trick the guides warn about most.
Specialist machine cleaning, per hour
€40 to €75 per hour
Terrace, driveway or path
quoted per job after a look
Machine hire and travel
often billed on top, ask upfront
VAT on outdoor work
21%
One-off window cleaning
How much does one-off window cleaning cost in Amsterdam?
A one-off window clean is usually quoted per job rather than per hour, so reckon on €45 to €120 for a normal Amsterdam flat, or €3 to €8 a window if the cleaner counts them. Priced by area it comes out around €2 to €6 per square metre. What moves the number is access rather than the glass itself: a top floor with no balcony, or anything needing a pole system, sits at the top of the range. Inside only is cheaper than inside and out, so say which you want when you ask.
One-off job, inside windows
€45 to €120 per job
Per window, inside
€3 to €8 per window
Priced by area
€2 to €6 per m2
Height or awkward access
pushes the job to the upper range
Frequently Asked Questions
What people want to know before hiring cleaning agencies in Amsterdam.
What should I check before hiring cleaning agencies in Amsterdam?
Read recent reviews, be clear about exactly what you need, and agree the scope and a price in writing before any work starts. For anything regulated, check the credential yourself rather than taking it on trust.
Are prices in Amsterdam quoted with or without BTW?
Check, because it varies. A price quoted to a consumer should already include BTW, and most trades do show it that way, but plenty of price lists are still written excluding it. The rate is 21% on most work, though labour on a home more than two years old is taxed at 9%, and so are things like sports and fitness classes. Look for the word "inclusief" or "exclusief" next to the figure before you compare two quotes, and ask whether travel costs and parking are in there too.
How do I check a business in Amsterdam is properly registered?
Every legitimate Dutch business has a KvK number from the Chamber of Commerce, and you can look it up free in the public register. For gas, heating and electrical work there are extra schemes worth asking about, mainly SCIOS and InstallQ. A business that will not give you its KvK number is a reason to walk away.
What is the most important thing to know before booking?
Be clear about what you want and get the price and scope agreed up front, so there are no surprises. Reading other people's reviews is the quickest way to find someone who does the job well and turns up when they said they would.
What should I avoid when hiring cleaning agencies in Amsterdam?
Avoid paying the full amount up front (a deposit can be fair), anyone who will not give a clear quote, and unusually cheap prices that get padded with extras later.
How do I find cleaning agencies I can trust in Amsterdam?
Check the reviews and any credentials before you book. On Locallista the reviews are phone-verified and the ranking is based on real experience, not who paid the most.