Hotels with WiFi in Hoofddorp

"The room was pretty good, quite spacious, and reasonably clean. The bathroom was also clean, but the bedside table hadn't been cleaned properly, with food residue left on it. I really need to highlight the airport shuttle service! We took the Beijing Daxing to Amsterdam flight, landing around 6:45 PM. The queue at customs was long, so we got out around 8 PM. You're supposed to wait for the shuttle at the spot shown in picture 2. Normally, there are two shuttle buses per hour, but there wasn't one at 8 PM, so everyone should definitely check the schedule in picture 4 carefully. A taxi to the hotel was quite expensive at 39 euros, even though it's not far, only about a ten-minute drive. One thing I absolutely *must* complain about is that the hotel doesn't answer their phones!!!!! Because we couldn't find the shuttle, I called the hotel 6 or 7 times, but no one ever picked up. When I checked in later, I asked the front desk why they didn't answer, and they said they were very busy at the time, attending to a tour group. However, when I checked in, there weren't many guests at the front desk, and even when I called them from my room afterward, they still didn't answer. This made me extremely angry!!!!!"

"Hotel hygiene: just barely acceptable. The table was not wiped well. When I opened the curtain, there was a box of strawberries left behind. Hotel location: far away from the city. It takes three or four stops to get to the airport. It is suitable for tourists who go to Keukenhof to see tulips or go to the airport. If you are going to the city, you'd better not book it because it takes more than an hour to get there by bus and the commute is very tiring."

"Near the Schiphol airport. Just 1 train stop away. Staff are kind and efficient. We were able to check in early for only 10 euros. Breakfast is delicious. The room is big enough with a kettle, cups, glasses, coffee, and tea. There's an iron, an ironing board, and a hair dryer. You can also leave your suitcases safely. Parking is free too. We had great stays and will for sure stay again in the future. Thank you."

"I booked this hotel to try it out, as it had just opened. At the time of my stay, the hotel had only been open for about four weeks. During check-in and check-out, I was served exclusively by English-speaking staff, even though we were in the Netherlands. The building itself is very impressive and offers plenty of parking, some of which is still under construction. Overall, my first impression of the hotel was very positive. However, upon arriving in my room, I discovered that none of the windows could be opened. For me personally, this is a definite deal-breaker. While the large, floor-to-ceiling windows look very high-quality, they cannot be opened. Instead, there is an air conditioner, which is unfortunately difficult to adjust. The room temperature was uncomfortable for me at night, which is why I slept rather poorly. On the plus side, you really can't hear anything from outside – the exterior insulation is excellent. However, the interior walls appear to be of lightweight construction. As a result, you can hear the neighbors on both sides quite clearly. There is no street noise, but noises from the neighboring rooms are noticeable. The floor is covered with vinyl, but there are no carpets in the room. This makes the room a bit noisy. The TV channels were apparently not yet fully set up. Dutch channels were missing, but there were German and Arabic programs. The room has a safe and a refrigerator, as well as a kettle for making coffee or tea. The wardrobe is simply designed. However, the safe is located at the very bottom of the wardrobe, at floor level. You really have to kneel down or almost lie on the floor to get to it. I can imagine guests easily forgetting things in it when checking out. The restaurant makes a very good impression, as does the breakfast room. The latter is sunny and has a nice, large terrace. The staff there were Dutch-speaking and very friendly. However, I didn't have breakfast there for personal reasons. Overall, I would describe the hotel as a solid four-star basic hotel. It's certainly well-suited for a simple overnight stay or for a park-sleep-and-fly concept. Personally, I wouldn't book again, as having a window that can be opened is very important to me. However, that doesn't mean other guests can't have a very comfortable stay. I wish the hotel and the OZO Group all the best."

"Just arrived Schiphol and decide to stay a night before going home. Very convenient from Hoofddorp train station. Around 5 mins walk. Check in experience is a little waiting since only one person working. Check out is super smooth. Thank you all the staff working for us! The room is perfectly good."

"i enjoyed staying here - it was a bit complicated getting here by bus as there are works going on at the schiphol bus terminal - so you will need to logic your way to the right bus stop (google maps does not factor this in, so you will need to find temporary maps from schiphol along the bus stops). when you get to the hotel it is not obvious to view from the bus station either, so again you will need to figure out how to head to the moxy, but the hotel itself from the inside is very modern and fresh looking, everything is clean, the rooms feel very up to date and the bathrooms look bright and newly fitted which is always much preferred to old and worn. there is a lot of space to sit, read, and plan your trip on the ground floor with multiple sofas and desks. once you figure out the bus it is very easy to head back to schiphol airport or to town center from the hotel. the only thing is there is no tea or coffee station in-room, nor water, so everytime you want to boil water for tea or coffee, or even grab a drinking cup, you would have to go to the lobby and sometimes that isn’t practical as that’s also where other hotel guests are and the staff are stationed, and you just want some privacy. maybe they could put water bottles in room daily? or a water kettle? it’s a great hotel for if you are travelling into amsterdam for a short trip and have tight schedules to the airport, such as late night or early morning flights, and you are a younger solo traveller, who wants the privacy of their own room which is a step up from a nice hostel, and doesn’t mind figuring things out a bit as part of the journey"

"I enjoyed my stay, we arrived early and we were able to check in. Rooms were ok, twin beds, shower, tea station. There was a blow dryer in the room also, everything worked fine. Great location 10mins walk from the train station, one stop away by train to the airport and about 25 mins to Amsterdam Central. Breakfast was good also pastires, breads, boiled eggs, scrambled eggs and beans and then fruit and cold meats."

"Just got off the plane and luckily caught the shuttle bus. The driver was really nice and waited for us. The hotel itself was pretty standard. The room was a bit small and felt a little dusty, but the bathroom was huge! One of the faucets was broken, though. We had to ask the front desk to borrow a kettle. There's a McDonald's right outside, and a bus stop nearby that goes into the city, so overall it's not bad. However, there are no convenience stores nearby, so if you need a late-night snack, you'll have to buy it in the city beforehand."

"The staff were excellent, and the room was very clean and spacious. I stayed for three days. The airport shuttle bus is free if you're a member. The room is quite large, which makes this hotel more convenient than staying in the city center if you're flying in and out of Amsterdam within 2-3 days, as you don't have to drag your luggage into the city. Plus, you get more space. The price always fluctuates; sometimes booking early is more expensive than booking closer to the date. I booked early and ended up paying over 700 more for three days. (I don't recommend the breakfast. We bought two separate breakfasts for 19 euros per person, and there was very little to eat – mostly basic bread items. It's not even close to the quality of breakfast you'd find at a 4 or 5-star chain hotel in Sweden). Overall, I'm satisfied and would recommend it."

"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."