Hotels With Spa in Noord-Holland, Netherlands

I booked this hotel for its convenient location, allowing me to easily catch the 852 Garden Bus to Keukenhof to see the tulips. Due to tulip season and a few concurrent exhibitions, the room rate was double the usual price, which made the value for money a bit disappointing. The breakfast, however, was excellent with a wide variety and high-quality options, absolutely no complaints there. The room itself wasn't very big, but you can ask the front desk for slippers if you need them. Right across from the hotel is Amstel Park, which is huge and features a fantastic rhododendron garden.

The location is pretty good, not far from the central station, though it still takes about 15-20 minutes to walk. There's a bike rental shop downstairs (open until 6 PM). The room cleanliness was decent, tidy and neat. Room service was prompt and responsive. Downside: Even though I booked a room with a view, the view outside the window was blocked. I wasn't given a room facing the train station. Ctrip needs to improve its verification of the authenticity of room photos.

Steigenberger Airport Hotel Amsterdam actually has a whole honeycomb for breakfast! Their breakfast is truly amazing – a honeycomb, grapefruit, freshly made 'jianbing guozi' (a savory Chinese crepe), and the best omelets I've ever had. Definitely lives up to its reputation as a classic German hotel. Oh, and out of the four pillows, one is lavender-filled. It felt lumpy at first, and I thought it was a buckwheat pillow. I slept wonderfully. There were many Chinese and German guests, and a lot of flight attendants were also having breakfast there. There's a forest near the hotel, perfect for morning runs. However, the facilities are a bit old, and the toiletries feel like those in a budget hotel, all 2-in-1. Address: Steigenberger Airport Hotel Amsterdam Airport Shuttle: Every 30 minutes Website Rating: 4 Stars

This hotel is a quick 8-minute drive from the airport and easy to find. I always choose this place when I'm in Amsterdam because it offers great value for money. The hotel environment is lovely, and they even have a retired 747 airplane in the garden! Breakfast is incredibly rich and varied, with everything you could possibly want.

I like this shop very much. The location is good and the waiters are courteous. But the room is a bit small and two luggages can't be accommodated. The place to put towels in the toilet is not convenient. You can add more. You have to bend down to take them out every time. If The price is even better!

Facilities: Although the room isn't huge, it's fully equipped. I was most pleased to find a kettle and a capsule coffee machine, which are rare in European hotels. Service: The hotel's airport shuttle service is very convenient. You can book it through the front desk and pay 5 euros directly, no tipping required. Breakfast: The variety is excellent, especially the yogurt and fruit section. Environment: The room was very quiet, and despite being close to the airport, I had a great night's sleep.

Great location, close to the train station and the city's main attractions. There's a tram stop nearby, and you can be in the museum district in just 10 minutes. We were able to check in earlier than expected, and the room looked just like the pictures. It was clean, but very basic – no slippers or tissues. This is the first time I've stayed in a 4-star hotel room without cups (just glasses) and teaspoons (just wooden stirrers). Instant coffee in the room for a 4-star hotel is pretty underwhelming; usually, at this level, you get pour-over coffee or a Nespresso machine. The price is high, but for the same money, you'd get a much higher standard in a 4-star hotel in neighboring Belgium.

The hotel's location is excellent, right by the square and Queen's Department Store. I highly recommend it; getting around is super convenient. The staff were all very friendly and helpful (except for a few in the restaurant who seemed to be from Southeast Asia; they spoke to you as if they were scolding you, and their attitude was quite rude, which really detracted from the overall staff image). Breakfast was quite plentiful, and the room size was decent and quiet. However, due to the layout, you could only fully open one large suitcase without it getting in the way of walking.

We arrived and were told we could check in at 2 PM. We went into town, and when we returned around 3:30 PM, the room still hadn't been cleaned. Luckily, we received two complimentary drinks as compensation. Once in the room, we found the curtain was broken, leaving a gap where light streamed in. The TV by the bathtub wasn't working, and the shower kept fluctuating between hot and cold. We reported these issues in the late afternoon, and someone was supposedly coming to fix them. We went out again and returned after a couple of hours, only to find the curtain still broken. We went back to reception, but the maintenance team had already left. Since we didn't want to be woken up by light, a staff member eventually went to try and fix it themselves, but unfortunately, they couldn't. Despite these unpleasant circumstances, I would still recommend the hotel. It's a nice hotel, but the staff aren't always as efficient as they could be.

This hotel's breakfast is fantastic, with a wide variety of options, and you can also order items. The food was delicious and it was my favorite breakfast restaurant on my European trip. I miss it so much! The hotel was originally a converted 18th- or 19th-century ship ticket and warehouse building. It's full of character and a sense of history. The hotel is about five minutes from the center of town, with a small canal next to it and a large river flowing in front of it. It's perfect for me, who prefers a city-friendly lifestyle without the crowds. I forgot to bring an adapter this time and asked to borrow one from the hotel. They only sell it, not lend it. This was a first for me. However, when it rained, they were happy to lend me an umbrella. In front of the hotel, on the river, there's a Chinese restaurant that looks like a palace on the sea, with exquisite decor.