The Hilton Hotel Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is very well located. Once you exit arrivals into the transit hall where the trains are, you follow the signs to the hotel which is about ten minutes walk away, all undercover.
A high quality property, it was completed at the end of 2015, replacing the former hotel on the site. Happily it is not showing its age, being very well kept as you will see in this review.
Check-In and Luggage Storage
There was little hope of checking in on arrival at 9:30am as the official time is 2:00pm. The desk agent did check for me, but I was told no room was available but one should be ready at 1:30pm.
Hilton Hotel Amsterdam Schiphol Runway View Room
Returning to the hotel at 2:30pm found my room ready. After signing three times and having my credit card pre-authorised for any additional costs, I was given my key. Next, I retrieved my luggage, which happened after a short wait for a staff member.
Everything you need is contained in the space, with a decent size bed, chair, desk, television and more. Hidden into a curve in the wall is the minibar and tea making station.
How About The Bathroom?
I found the bathroom to be pretty impressive. The walk-in shower could take a family of five with room to spare. What I liked was a very high spur coming out of the wall. It came in handy to hang my suit on so I could steam the creases out when I showered, so that was a great piece of forward thinking in the design!
Breakfast Is Superb!
Served in the restaurant on the ground floor, breakfast was nothing short of astonishing. Everything you could ever want was available, from a continental breakfast to a fully cooked meal.
I chose a few continental items such as some salami and danish. Next, I went for a sausage, bacon, egg and stuffed tomato. Following that I found the Dutch pancakes and restricted myself to just four.
Servers come around with an offer of american coffee, and there is also a coffee machine and barista made coffee also. I was really impressed!
Overall Thoughts
I enjoyed my stay at the Hilton Hotel Amsterdam Schiphol airport. All the employees I interacted with were very friendly and my luggage was quite safe in their storage area.
You don’t need to check-out either. Guests are welcome to leave their room cards for the maids to collect and the bill will settle automatically. That was a nice touch!
The bed was firm and the pillows not too soft, so I got a decent amount of sleep. You can hear some rumbling from the airport, but the sound proofing is very good. Anyone staying would also be crazy not to have breakfast in the hotel.
Have you stayed at the Hilton Hotel Amsterdam Schiphol airport? What did you think of it? Thank you for reading and if you have any comments or questions, please leave them below.
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Thank you for the review. Sounds like a good choice for my upcoming travel.
If you go there, I hope you enjoy it! Thanks for the comment!
It looks like a nice hotel. When I travel from the USA to Europe, I suffer from bad jet lag. I haven’t ever been able to sleep on the flight over and the time change just makes me a zombie. That has a negative impact on the rest of the trip.
Knowing that I really want to go from the plane to a hotel, I have booked rooms at airport hotels in London (Hyatt Place Heathrow) and Vienna (at the Moxy) for the time period of 9am to 5pm under a day rate. Moxy a walk from the airport or in the airport. Hyatt has a shuttle. I was able to book these in advance and therefore am not running the risk of not having a room ready for I arrive. Do you know if this hotel has that option? It’s what I am trying to do to decompress and sleep before I check into my real hotel for the night.
If a day rate is not available, what I would consider is booking the night before and night of my arrival of my trip at the airport hotel. No matter what the day of arrival for me is a bust anyway. This wouldn’t be my first choice, but it beats getting out of sync and ruining an entire trip.
I always stay the last night of a trip at an airport hotel preferably one connected to the airport. Too much stress for me in missing an international flight or actually even being rushed. I do not like to be rushed.
I tend not to sleep much on flights myself. I tend to just stay awake the entire day when I have a morning arrival and then sleep at the normal time. The body clock doesn’t like the adjustment most times.
I didn’t notice day rates on the web site for the Hilton, so they probably don’t do it. You are right to sometimes book the night before though it can get expensive doing it like that. Agree with you that you wouldn’t want the trip ruined. I’m the same as you, I like not to rush, but then I tend to try to get flights home in the middle of the afternoon, which means I can get to the airport at my leisure. I try to avoid early morning departures where I can. Thanks for the comment!