ibis budget Amsterdam Airport

"I stayed so I could be close to Schipol after leaving Rotterdam the day before departure. The free shuttle is a plus, maybe announcing the stops because the driver rolled up and I didn't see the sign so I had to ask...Anyway-- its basic, very clean, comfortable... the biggest thing was the tv/entertainment.... tried everything and the only channel that worked was the Amsterdam tourist one that's on an infinite loop. If I had been doing a long stay and wasn't tired as hell for the one night I would have asked the front desk but it wasn't high priority-- just a heads up. So-- Ibis budget gets the job done, has body wash free...at least a little market downstairs and such....Fine for budget travel or on your way in/out of the country /city."

"Booked a 3 bed room for myself, husband and adult son as we had been staying with friends in Groningen and needed a place to stay the night before our flight home. The location was fine; it’s about a 10 min bus ride away from the airport with free shuttles going to and from the hotel twice an hour. There was a bus station opposite and also a McDonald’s which you can watch the planes land, which was nice (if you like that sort of thing). The room was too small for 3 adults. The toilet is separate in a tiny cubicle but the shower was in the room, which is not ideal when you’re sharing with your son. There is very little room to walk past the end of the beds, which can make it feel quite claustrophobic I think. The bed was comfy enough but the sheets were bunched up and felt scratchy. The room was clean enough and the workers appear to work hard. Staff were pleasant enough. I’d say this is ok for a night; I wouldn’t want to stay any longer."

"I booked 3 rooms here for 7 people so I could take my parents to see the Tulips, unfortunately this was the only hotel available as I randomly picked the flower procession weekend without knowing, so everything else in the vacinity was booked !! I requested a twin room, which I did not get. We had to make up the beds ourselves in the bunks, which is not that easy when you've had a long day and you have to balance on the edge to do it. My biggest issue with the rooms was the ridiculous design of the shower - the shower cubicle has a glass door, and is straight in the bedroom, the toilet is a seperate (tiny) cubicle. So there is zero privacy when showering, you cannot take your things into to get dressed in there as it is too small. I shared a room with my 12 year old nephew, which meant that one of us had to leave the room when the other showered, so save any awkwardness. Such an impractical idea, If I had been coming away with another female friend this would have been similarly awkward. A note on how tiny the toilet cubicle is, my brother in law who is not particularly large - after having to make up the bunk for his young daughter - had his knees against the loo door while sitting.... I just do not get it ???"