Hotels With Parking in Noord-Holland, Netherlands

Although the staff was very friendly, it was a strange experience that no one at the front desk spoke Dutch. Most people can manage with English, and most guests are foreigners anyway, but still. The room is spacious and tidy, with a wonderful rain shower, slightly too soft pillows, and a slightly too firm bed – but that's a personal preference, of course. We were allowed to park for free, which was great service! It's also conveniently close to Schiphol, an excellent location. Overall, a very solid 8.5.

There's a water refill station downstairs, and the location is super convenient to both the train station and the Flexibus stop. Bus 19 takes you directly to the museum, and then it's just a short walk. The room was spacious and quiet, and the staff were really friendly. My only minor complaint is that the cleaning could have been a bit more thorough; I found a clothing tag from a previous guest by the window, and the cups hadn't been washed.

My husband and I were pleased to return each evening from all our busy day trips to this peaceful and quiet retreat. It seemed relatively new built. A free shuttle brings you from the airport on arrival. We booked uber for our return trip to the airport as the shuttle does not start until 5 am but we had to be at the airport by 4am and had a large suitcase as well. The hotel is only 5 minutes walk to the local train/bus station where we could make our daily excursions from each morning. There is a good network of transport so we had no problems going anywhere. A direct bus takes you to Keukenhof park from the bus station. The rooms are cleaned on request when asked the day before. The staff was mostly helpful and friendly. However, any requests made took time to be heard and considered. I needed to request an extra pillow (otherwise it is only one pillow per person). Despite frequent reminders, there was no success I had to keep using towels or my clothes to raise my head but kept asking and perseverance paid off finally on the third night!!! The breakfast had a lot of vegetarian options (but not halal). I particularly liked their dispensers for fruit jams and condiments etc. The bar is open until 10 pm serving drinks. The hotel was very popular with big groups of tourists as it offers good value for money compared to the very expensive hotels near the central stations. The only drawback is that there is no activity in the Hoofddorp area itself. Overall it was good value for money and a pleasant stay.

Very close to the airport. The hotel's free shuttle service was punctual, running every half hour, and got me there in just ten minutes. It's quite convenient for an overnight stay. The soundproofing was decent; I didn't hear much noise. The towel rack, however, was ridiculously high – even at 1.8 meters (nearly 6 feet), I had to reach up to grab a towel.

Last weekend, I took a trip to central Amsterdam, and it felt like stepping into a postcard. The air was crisp, carrying the scent of freshly baked stroopwafels and roasted coffee from the cafés lining the narrow streets. I wandered along the canals, their calm waters reflecting rows of gabled houses in shades of brick and pastel. Cyclists glided past effortlessly, bells chiming as they weaved between tourists and locals. At Dam Square, the hum of street performers mixed with the chatter of people from all over the world. Later, I visited the Anne Frank House, a sobering yet powerful reminder of history, before ending the day with a boat tour at sunset—the city glowing in golden light, bridges lit like necklaces over the shimmering water.

The hotel is beautiful. The rooms and the reception look nice and chic. The amenities are nice with a hairdryer, iron and ironing board, kettle, fridge, tea and coffee in the rooms. There is also a gym where you can refill your bottle and fresh fruit in the reception. The staff were very friendly throughout the stay and helpful. The cleaning team also tidy the room every day, which was really nice. The hotel is in a very good spot. It’s 4 minutes from the station and on the train is 7 minutes to central. There is a restaurant just next to the hotel which has some really good food and also other restaurants a 2 minute walk away. There is a jumbo and spar close by if you need to get anything from the convenience store. I would definitely stay here again.

Overall, it's pretty good. For this price, it's quite a budget-friendly option in Amsterdam. I think the most significant highlight of this hotel is its convenient transportation. Right outside the hotel, you'll find the starting point for buses and trams, and several train lines also converge here, giving you plenty of options for getting around. It's also very close to the city center; you can reach the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum in just a few tram stops.

It's about a 10-minute walk from the nearest station, Zaandam. It's a short train ride to Amsterdam Central, and costs just over 3 euros. Be careful, because this is not Amsterdam, so you can't use the Amsterdam tourist pass. It's a relatively new area, so there are many fast food restaurants and clothing stores. The security seemed good. It's almost a straight line from the station to the hotel, so you won't get lost. However, the hotel entrance is a little difficult to find, as it's between the restaurants. There is no front desk, so you use a machine. At the end, your room number will be displayed, so don't forget to check it! The room is small, but I only had a backpack, so it wasn't a problem. It's modern and very clean. Another plus is that the shower room and toilet are separate. The shower water pressure and hair dryer air pressure are perfect. The bed was a king size bed, so I was able to sleep comfortably. Amenities include hair and body wash, conditioner, hand soap, and body lotion. The room has a kettle, a very thin refrigerator (which barely holds anything), coffee and tea, a TV, and a safe. (No hangers) There was no noise and it was very comfortable. It's cheaper than central Amsterdam, so I recommend it!

The hotel is super conveniently located, just 20 meters to the left of the exit is the Noord metro station, which is the terminus for metro line 52. I bought a 3-day pass and every day I could reach Central Station in just 2 stops, a quick 4-minute ride. Getting to the museum district was also a breeze, only 4 stops away. The room itself was quiet. Right outside, bus line 38 takes you directly to the local Albert Heijn supermarket, which is also a manageable 900-meter walk if you prefer. For daily essentials, there's a very convenient supermarket right in front of the train station.

The room wasn't huge, but it was very clean. The view from the window was quite nice, and I could even watch planes landing while having a meal at the nearby McDonald's. The front desk service was excellent, and the breakfast was good too. I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit, as it's super convenient for the airport.