4-Star Hotels in Schiphol

There are actually two ways to get to the hotel. One is from the road outside, crossing at the shuttle bus stop. The other is via the skybridge; look for the Hilton sign in the airport lobby, which also leads to the parking lot. Just follow that path all the way. The hotel offers free luggage storage, which is convenient for budget travelers visiting Amsterdam, although August 30th is typically rainy season there.

Before leaving the country, I was sitting at the airport, wondering how to get there for my return trip. I was stressed about not knowing how long it would take or where the terminal was. Eventually, I chose the Sheraton Hotel inside the airport. There was no need for any transportation; I just wheeled my luggage directly to the hotel and then to the airport, all without getting wet. The five-star hotel truly lives up to its name – spacious and comfortable, with a view of the control tower and the airport right from the window. Having already familiarized myself with China Airlines' check-in counters before my return, I decided to enjoy the hotel's five-star breakfast on the day of my flight. Despite the bustling crowd at check-in, I still had ample time to handle my luggage tags, calmly pass through customs and security, and arrive at the China Airlines gate. This hotel is even closer to the airport than the Hilton, making it easy to reach even with heavy luggage. The hotel corridors offer complimentary coffee, hot water, and a variety of tea bags, making guests feel right at home. The supermarket inside the airport is perfect for stocking up on daily essentials like yogurt, fruit, and protein. The airport's location also provides convenient access to almost all attractions in Amsterdam. We traveled from the hotel to Zaanse Schans (Windmill Village), the Van Gogh Museum, The Hague, and the Cube Houses in Rotterdam. While the outbound journeys sometimes required transfers, which was a minor inconvenience, all our return trips had direct connections. This hotel is highly recommended.

Clearly a business hotel, close to Schiphol. The 70s called and they want their room wardrobes back. Furthermore, parking can be miserable if there's an event that evening, for example, Ajax playing or an event in the Amsterdamse Bos. People can just park there, leaving no space for guests. The shower screen is a bit too small, so the bathroom gets wet. They also claim to be sustainable, but then they have plastic cups... The beds, however, are wonderful to sleep on. That is, if people aren't constantly slamming doors...

Had to book in to this hotel due to a nationwide transport strike. It is incredibly close to the airport until all the amenities you need.However, for over two hundred euros per night.You should definitely get a kettle in the room or at least three coffee machine in the lobby. The room is incredibly modern and comfortable. If I ever have to stay at the airport again, I would help these choose this hotel