Hoofddorp Hotels with Parking

Hotel was comfortable and good for our overnight stay before an early flight. Used the shuttle bus for the next day which was good. Seems quite far away from the actual airport but all in all a good hotel experience.

We had a fantastic stay at NH Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. Out of all the hotels we stayed at during our trip, this was undoubtedly the best. Outstanding Hospitality: The staff are incredibly professional, friendly, and kind. A huge thumbs up to Moran and Peter—their professionalism and warm attitude made our stay truly memorable. We were also very grateful for the early check-in and late check-out, which made our travel schedule so much smoother. Comfortable Rooms & Facilities: The room was excellent—clean, well-maintained, and the shower had great water pressure. The kitchen and laundry appliances were all very useful and in great condition. Airport Shuttle Service: The hotel’s shuttle is a lifesaver, especially since the elevators at the nearby public bus station are currently under maintenance and only accessible from one direction. • To the Hotel: The shuttle from the airport is free. • To the Airport: It costs €5 per person, which is well worth it if you have heavy luggage. It’s a quick 10-minute ride, and we never had to wait long. Overall, we highly recommend this hotel for its superior service and convenience!

Overall, a great stay. The hotel was easy to find with convenient parking. The lobby was clean and grand, and the front desk staff were friendly and efficient during check-in. The room was meticulously cleaned, the bathroom had stable hot water, and the bed was just the right firmness, ensuring a good night's sleep. Breakfast offered a wide variety of delicious options. The facilities were well-maintained and the hygiene details were excellent. Highly recommended.

This is supposedly an ”airport hotel,” but it's in the middle of nowhere. I was there purely for a B2B trade show, so I had no choice of location. There's not much to say about room 604: spacious, modern, etc. Just one point: you could provide more than two coffee pods, because for a multi-night stay, if you don't ask for more and they don't clean the room, it's simply not enough. But the main issue was the key card that opens the room. For example, it didn't work in elevator 1 (apparently, this is a known issue, according to reception: when will you fix it?), and on the second day, it couldn't even open the floor doors or the room door anymore. It's unpleasant to have to go down six floors late at night and be escorted by staff just to get into your room :-(. Another major problem was the restaurant. For the last two days, they offered repetitive, rather basic buffets with very small plates. Absolutely nothing à la carte. Many people were disappointed and unhappy, whether they were like me attending the B2B event on the first floor or even all the tourists. Some were furious about the mediocre selection.

I had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. The room was clean, modern, and had a comfortable bed, which ensured a great night's sleep. The staff were friendly and helpful, and both check-in and check-out were quick. The location, close to Schiphol, is also ideal, especially if you have an early flight. The private parking is a big plus. I'd happily return here again.

The Executive Residency was fine for our purposes. We came by bicycle and a secure area was provided for our bikes. The room was small, but adequate for our needs. There were a few little glitches - the lockbox was locked - some plates were left in the microwave oven, but nothing that we couldn’t deal with. The service staff were fine - one young man was a little overmatched for the work, but the other staff were fine. Overall - this is an adequate, no frills place to stay in Hoofddorp

We stayed 3 nights at the Moxy Amsterdam Schiphol. Hotel is relatively quiet. The Moxy shares a shuttle with NH Hotel. For the shuttle to the airport, payment is expected via a chip per person which can be obtained from reception and booking has to be made. It costs €4 per person who is not a Marriott Bonvoy member or €3.5 for members. It is free from the airport to the hotel. There is no fridge, coffee or tea making facilities. We had to place a deposit of €90 on check in. Free coffee available in the morning only as the grab and go. No bottle water given as tap water is drinkable.

I stayed at OZO Hotels Antares Airport during mid August. I chose this hotel because of its proximity to the airport and the train station of Hoofddorp. It took about 10-15 mins easy walk from the station and the hotel was easy to find. I arrived very early as I had an overnight flight so the receptionist allowed me to leave my bags in a locked storage room so I could explore Amsterdam for the day. Public transport was easy to navigate from the hotel. When I checked in after exploring Amsterdam I was given a better than expected room. It had a wi Dow with a view, a large double bed and a really nice bathroom. The room was exceptionally clean and was nicely furnished. There was no kettle but there was a coffee machine in the lobby which was free. My room was exceptionally quiet. No noise from other clients. A very comfortable stay and it was very reasonably priced and easy to get into central Amsterdam. I would definitely stay here again. The hotel is situated on an industrial/ office park. There are restaurants and coffee shops near the train station. It took 15 mins on the train to central Amsterdam and a 5 minute journey on the train to the Airport. The hotel has a transit Airport bus but I didn’t use it. I didn’thave breakfast waiter as I had an early flight. During my layover stopover to Amsterdam I visited museums and restaurants in central Amsterdam. The images you see are of the hotel and the visits in Amsterdam.

The hotel staff was very welcoming. They arrived early and let us check in early even though we were very tired. The room was also quite clean. But the transportation is not very convenient, it is very remote, and it takes 12 minutes to walk to the nearest station.

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.