Renaissance Amsterdam Schiphol Airport Hotel

There’s a forest nearby, mostly beach trees, and I spotted some herons hiding in the woods on my way to the tram. If you’d rather avoid buses and don’t mind walking, the nearest tram 25 line is 3km away. It goes to the South “Zuid” train station, where metro line 52 can take you to Central station or wherever you want to go. The hotel itself is very nice and modern, with a bar and restaurant. Breakfast has excellent choices, including eggs or an omelette cooked fresh to your liking. The bar has Affligem Belgian Abbey beer on tap, highly recommended if you like to sip and enjoy your beer slowly.

I loved this place. The rooms were beautiful, clean, and spacious, with everything you need. The bed was one of the most comfortable I’ve ever tried, and breakfast was delicious and had lots of choice. Staff were kind, professional, and friendly. Parking was roomy and easy, and much cheaper than at other hotels just two streets away. It was my first stay, but definitely not my last. I’ll look for this hotel in every city I travel to 😁

Getting around is easy, with a good parking system that uses license plate recognition. The hotel is close to Amsterdam Airport and offers a shuttle as well as good “park & fly” packages. Rooms are clean and spacious, with good soundproofing for the airport. The staff are friendly and helpful. Breakfast is decent, though nothing spectacular.

We stayed overnight before an early flight. The room was lovely and large, a deluxe king with nice decor and everything well appointed. It had an extra-large bed and a great bathroom with a walk-in shower. Very quiet, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The airport shuttle is a bit of a pain since it only runs every half hour, but I’d still stay here again.