My partner and I decided to go for a city break to Amsterdam – somewhere we had fancied for a while and it provided me a chance to fly for the first time. After much shopping around, we booked (via Thompson online) for a 2 night stay at the 5 start Hilton Amsterdam (with direct flights from ... Read review
The Hilton Amsterdam is located besides a canal at 15 minutes walking distance from the ... more
city centre. Sit out on the waterfront terrace and enjoy excellent service and quality.The hotel rooms are spacious and well-kept. Each room has a private bathroom ...
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Location. The venue for John and Yoko's 1969 'Bed in for peace', this V shaped canal ... more
front hotel mirrors the symmetrical Berlage architecture of its exclusive Amsterdam district, one kilometre from Vondelpark. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is a 25 minut...
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Location. The venue for John and Yoko's 1969 'Bed in for peace', this V shaped canal ... more
front hotel mirrors the symmetrical Berlage architecture of its exclusive Amsterdam district, one kilometre from Vondelpark. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is a 25 minut...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
This modern and luxurious hotel has all the facilities and amenities today's traveller may ... more
wish for, and more. As central meeting point at the airport, the hotel is connected with the main terminal via the WTC Traverse. The city centre of Amsterdam is only a 15 minutes train or car ride away. All 280 rooms, including two suites, are perfectly soundproof and emanate an atmosphere of tranquillity and optimal relaxation. The highly personalized service sees to all your needs. At the Hilton Amsterdam Airport Schiphol luxury amenities are standard: individual air-conditioning, mini-bar, hairdryer and a state-of-the-art in-room entertainment system for High Speed Internet access, video and music on-demand. Needless to say, the hotel has 24-hour room service and services are speedy, professional and personalized. Choosing the Executive Floor gives you exclusive admittance to the Club Room, boasting a wide view of the dynamic airport and free facilities such as breakfast, high tea and drinks and snacks.Additional information- The hotel has a 24-hour reception.- There is a luggage storage facility in the hotel.- The hotel has 3 specially adapted rooms for disabled people (on request).
Just a short walk from the main terminal of Amsterdam International Airport, this modern ... more
and luxurious hotel offers the comforts needed for an excellent nights sleep before or after travelling.Hilton Amsterdam Airport Schiphol boasts air-conditioned rooms, featuring soundproofing and black-out curtains for an undisturbed sleep. Each room is also equipped with state-of-the-art entertainment, including high-speed internet access.Choose a standard room for space and modern comforts or an executive room or suite for added luxury and access to the Executive Lounge.All guests are welcome to use Hilton Amsterdam Airports well-appointed health centre free of charge. Relax in the sauna or steam cabin after a long day or energize using the fitness equipment.As a central meeting point at Schiphol Airport, the Hilton is connected with the Main Terminal via the WTC Traverse, within walking distance. The centre of Amsterdam can be reached in just 20 minutes by car or public transport.
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Hilton Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is a modern, stone coloured hotel located next to the ... more
airport and linked to the terminal via a covered walkway, 12 kilometres from the centre of Amsterdam. The hotel's 280 guestrooms feature airport views and include air conditioning, satellite television, entertainment systems with movies and music on demand and on screen flight information, high speed Internet connections, work desks, trouser presses, tea and coffee making facilities and minibars. Bathrooms are equipped with separate baths and showers, telephones, hair dryers and toiletries. Guest can make use of the cardiovascular and resistance equipment in the 24 hour health club before relaxing in the sauna and steam cabin. Dining options include Mediterranean buffets, European haute cuisine and traditional Japanese Teppanyaki cooked at the diner's table. Guests can also relax with a morning coffee, or enjoy evening drinks and canapés with piano accompaniment in the hotel's bar. Working guests will benefit from 19 meeting rooms and a business centre with audio visual equipment, secretarial services and video conferencing, while families with children can make use of the babysitting service. Multilingual staff at the tour desk can help visitors enjoy the local area and, for some last minute shopping, the hotel has an on site florist, gift shop, newsagent and foreign currency exchange. The famous Anne Frank museum, the Aalsmeer Flower Auction and canal cruises can all be found within 16 kilometres of the hotel. The seasonal flower displays at the Keukenhof bulb fields can be seen 35 kilometres away during April and May. The hotel is connected to the airport via the covered walkway, enabling easy access to the check in desks in the terminal and the numerous shopping outlets and restaurants in Schiphol Plaza. The airport can be reached on foot in approximately two minutes. F
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Hilton Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is a modern, stone coloured hotel located next to the ... more
airport and linked to the terminal via a covered walkway, 12 kilometres from the centre of Amsterdam. The hotel's 280 guestrooms feature airport views and include air conditioning, satellite television, entertainment systems with movies and music on demand and on screen flight information, high speed Internet connections, work desks, trouser presses, tea and coffee making facilities and minibars. Bathrooms are equipped with separate baths and showers, telephones, hair dryers and toiletries. Guest can make use of the cardiovascular and resistance equipment in the 24 hour health club before relaxing in the sauna and steam cabin. Dining options include Mediterranean buffets, European haute cuisine and traditional Japanese Teppanyaki cooked at the diner's table. Guests can also relax with a morning coffee, or enjoy evening drinks and canapés with piano accompaniment in the hotel's bar. Working guests will benefit from 19 meeting rooms and a business centre with audio visual equipment, secretarial services and video conferencing, while families with children can make use of the babysitting service. Multilingual staff at the tour desk can help visitors enjoy the local area and, for some last minute shopping, the hotel has an on site florist, gift shop, newsagent and foreign currency exchange. The famous Anne Frank museum, the Aalsmeer Flower Auction and canal cruises can all be found within 16 kilometres of the hotel. The seasonal flower displays at the Keukenhof bulb fields can be seen 35 kilometres away during April and May. The hotel is connected to the airport via the covered walkway, enabling easy access to the check in desks in the terminal and the numerous shopping outlets and restaurants in Schiphol Plaza. The airport can be reached on foot in approximately two minutes. F
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Service Disadvantages: A little remote
My partner and I decided to go for a city break to Amsterdam – somewhere we had fancied for a while and it provided me a chance to fly for the first time. After much shopping around, we booked (via Thompson online) for a 2 night stay at the 5 start Hilton Amsterdam (with direct flights from Cardiff with KLM) for approximately £280 pp.
The hotel is about 15 minutes in a cab from Schipol airport (approximately 30 euro) which is what ... ...stops outside the hotel and there is a tram stop just around the corner.
On arriving at the hotel, which is in a quiet residential area, just outside the main centre, you are greeted by a gentleman in a long which tail coat, who opens the door for you and takes you luggage.
Check in was very efficiently handled, we asked for a canal view room, a request which was granted without any hastle. Once the normal form filling ... more
My partner and I decided to go for a city break to Amsterdam – somewhere we had fancied for a while and it provided me a chance to fly for the first time. After much shopping around, we booked (via Thompson online) for a 2 night stay at the 5 start Hilton Amsterdam (with direct flights from Cardiff with KLM) for approximately £280 pp.
The hotel is about 15 minutes in a cab from Schipol airport (approximately 30 euro) which is what we opted for, although the Airport – Hotel shuttle bus stops outside the hotel and there is a tram stop just around the corner.
On arriving at the hotel, which is in a quiet residential area, just outside the main centre, you are greeted by a gentleman in a long which tail coat, who opens the door for you and takes you luggage.
Check in was very efficiently handled, we asked for a canal view room, a request which was granted without any hastle. Once the normal form filling was complete (name, address, passport number etc) we allocated our electronic key cards and told that our bags would be taken up shortly.
Our room, on the second floor, although not huge was a nice size, lovely and clean and tidy, with a wardrobe, mini bar, personal electronic safe (for which there was no extra charge), desk, flat screen TV (including some British satellite channels), a queen sized bed with headboard mounted Led reading lights and a table with 2 chairs. The on suite bathroom was also of a good size and again clean and tidy with plenty of clean fresh towels and spa toiletries. The rooms are all air conditioned with individual controls to set the temperature and fan speed, but the windows in the room also open. When I first opened the window it wouldn’t shut, but a quick call down to reception and 10 minutes later a member of the house keeping team arrived to resolve it.
Shortly after we left to see the city centre. The concierges on duty all have good maps of the city and are happy to point out places of interest and advise on the best things to see, places to eat etc. They also have vouchers for money off some of the attractions including the primary canal tour provider. As mentioned above the nearest tram stop is only a few minutes walk from the hotel but we opted to walk the whole way – it is about 15 minutes to the Museum Square and Vondel Park with a further 5 / 10 minutes to the Leidesplein where there is a vast array of bars and pubs. If you want to go further a field, such as the red light district, then really a tram is needed.
The only meal we ate at the hotel was breakfast (which was included in our package), and there is very good variety. After being allocated a table, tea, coffee and toast as requested are brought to the table, everything else is on the self serve buffet – and the range is extensive. The is the cooked option (bacon, veal sausage, beans, tomato, potato), pancakes, waffles, all the continental options including muffins plus an array of quality fruit juices (including blended juices such as pineapple and strawberry).
We did look at menu in Robertos (the onsite Italian restaurant) but the menu is a la carte and rather expensive, snacks are also available in the bar which has a lovely relaxing view over the ‘marina’ (a small part of the canal where a few boats are kept) but again this is expensive, we had a few drinks the first night with a pint of Heineken costs 8 euros.
Check out was smooth, and the concierge had booked us a taxi which arrived spot on time. All in all we would go back to the Amsterdam Hilton as the quality of service can not be faulted.
Advantages: Convenient and predictable Disadvantages: Souless
Business trips can be tedious at the best of times but the tedium is exacerbated when overnight hotel accommodation offers little more than a bed for the night in a faceless establishment.
Unfortunately, the Hilton at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport is just one of those faceless hotels.
Convenience is the key to this hotel's success. It is linked to the airport by a covered walkway and so provides a superb base from which to operate when doing business in and around the Schiphol business area. If your business is in Amsterdam centre it will still only take about 30 minutes to get into the main town, however, I would suggest that there are plenty of better hotels in the city centre.
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Advantages: Near airport Disadvantages: "airport hotel" but 4 * hotel
* HILTON *
Hilton, well everyone knows the Hilton name some better because of Paris Hilton (best know in her TV-program The Simple Life, an heiress to a share of the Hilton Hotel fortune ), but if there is still some one who really don't know history behind this huge multi million hotel chain short info to all of you. Hilton brand is over 80 years old. It was founded in 1919 by Conrad Hilton (great-grandfather of Paris). And it offers for guests clamour city centre hotels, all-suite hotels, destination resorts, airport hotels and even vacation ownerships. Hilton got nearly 3000 hotels in over 80 countries. One of best known Hilton hotels is Hilton hotel in Amsterdam and specially room 902 in there. In that room John Lennon and Yoko Ono held their first ever Bed-In For Peace in March 25 to March 31 1969. But I was in Standsted, UK ...
Advantages: Got us to Amsterdam Disadvantages: See article
When we were looking at tour operators running trips to Amsterdam, Dam Express’ adverts stuck out they seemed to know what kind of tour to provide with the right atmosphere, the busses were advertised to have TV, video, bar, toilets and drivers with the right attitude.
Their website www.damexpress.co.uk advertised 2 different deals, the first being guaranteed 27 hours in Amsterdam for £49, with local pick-up points. The second was £99 this trip included 2 nights hotel stay with breakfast included, you departed very late Thursday evening and then had Fridays and Saturday to explore Amsterdam before being brought back to England on Sunday morning. This sounded idea, but when I rang up to book unfortunately this trip was fully booked, so we opted for the 27 hours in Amsterdam.
Our nearest pick up point was in Coventry, I ...
sally_x_uk 05.09.2001
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Hilton Amsterdam is an ideal location for both the business and leisure traveller situated in one of the most exclusive areas in the city - indeed in the Netherlands. The hotel has in it\\\'s neighbourhood the most exclusive shopping streets in Amsterdam and the commercial and financial center of the city are closeby. The hotel borders on a canal and overlooks it\\\'s own garden and Marina which is filled in the summer with beautiful antique wooden boats. The Hilton Amsterdam opened in 1962, being the first international Hilton Hotel in Europe and the first international hotel in The Netherlands. Designed in 1958 by the Dutch architect Maaskant, its structure continued along the same lines of Berlage\\\'s earlier ideas. The hotel\\\'s characteristic V-shape is significant as it shows where the two main avenues of Amsterdam meet, the Apollolaan and the Minervalaan.