It's an adequately equipped and modern budget hotel (e.g., photos), therefore, it attracts many foreign visitors to Amsterdam. Room was kept clean. Towels were thin and somewhat dingy-looking, and gave a distinct impression of an low-budget economy establishment. Actually we only paid 30 euro per person each night. With a bus (45) and metro (M52), you'll be at the Amsterdam Central Station in about 30 minutes. We used daily pass (8 euro per person) which is very reasonable considering it's good for three different modes of transportation--bus, streetcar and metro train for 24 hours period. Rooms are small especially for our party of three. Besides a double bed, hideaway wall bed and private bathroom, there's not much space left. There was a small table and two stools, and a small TV set placed high on the wall meeting the ceiling. The best amenity they offer here is the strong-signaled free WiFi in your room. It's a life saver. There's a business station right next to the front reception desk. There's bending fridge for drinks and ice cream bars. You pay at the reception counter. There also is a play room with foosball and billiard tables. The only thing it's missing is a pool and spa. The customer service people/front desk clerks are pleasant, efficient and some are very friendly and very helpful. If you have any questions about your trip into Amsterdam, or any other local attractions, don't hesitate to ask for answers for your questions. They'll gladly assist you. There is no restaurant in the premises, but there's an over-priced one next door. Once we looked at the menu posted outside, we decided it wasn't for us. I know things are pricey in Europe in general and Amsterdam in particular, but I didn't feel like paying 18 euro for a hamburger and fries. There are some Asian restaurants/eateries within a walking distance. If it's not too hot, you could walk about 20 minutes to a cluster of Asian eateries. There must've been four or five on Nederhoven Street through the student housing area. There was a walkway along the canal. We enjoyed seeing some nice residences along the way and back. It's part of an adventure trekking in a foreign city...we enjoyed it very much. read more

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This is a real budget hotel. Its behind the Ibis Schiphol hotel, they share parking and shuttle etc. But wow, the clientele is different, and the rooms are too. The price seems fairly close to me, especially if you do it through hotels.com or kayak.com etc., but maybe that's if you plan last minute or something. I was put here once when the Ibis was full. The rooms are tiny, even for Europe. And its weird, but I felt like it was this plastic pod (the whole room). It was fine though. The bed was comfortable. The shower worked (no bath) well and it was clean. The staff here were very nice. I think it recently went non smoking on the inside, and the guests were 4 deep out front smoking, which frankly is irritating to walk through, but whatever. No bar at this hotel, but you can go to the Ibis bar. I'd stay here again if I had to, but I'd rather pay a little more and stay at the Ibis. read more

Really cute and well maintained hotel. Great if you are looking for a place to just sleep and adventure Amsterdam; they have a free shuttle to and from the airport/ train station. We booked this hotel last minute for our trip to Amsterdam, we really just needed a cheap room for one night as we were traveling over memorial day weekend and couldn't get to our original destination we wanted. This hotel was perfect for just a place to crash. Very simple and clean. The room was very small but that didn't matter to us. The toilet has its own room but the shower and sink are basically in the bedroom; which wasn't really a problem, but if you are sharing the room with something you aren't comfortable being naked with, I would suggest getting separate rooms or staying somewhere else. The shuttle service is one of the great things about this hotel. They take you to and from the airport for free, and since the train station is in the airport it works out perfectly. Just make sure you know the shuttle schedule or keep the schedule with you for timing! The WIFI in the hotel was working really nicely for us. We decided to watch a movie later in the night and it streamed over the WIFI with no problem. Overall a great hotel for the price and very convenient. Would easily stay here next time we visit Amsterdam! read more

Ibis Budget Hotel - Hotels Near Me - Badhoevedorp, New Hampshire

Way overdue review... I stayed here during early 2015. I booked a room on pretty short notice (just the day before my intended check-in date) and they had rooms available. The smallest room could accommodate 3 people and was around ~55 euros. There's a free shuttle from Schiphol Airport to this hotel-- the ride is ~15 minutes. The check-in process was super fast (probably like 5 minutes). The room was straightforward/basic with a bunk bed (the bottom bed was big enough for 2 people), shower, sink, toilet, and TV. Sort of odd that the shower door opened right into the room (so it could get awkward if you're not kosher with seeing your roommates naked). Luckily, I was solo traveling. My only complaint is that the lock seemed a bit flimsy/unreliable, but nothing bad happened, so it's okay. If you're planning to stay longer than a day (I was there for 1 day because of a 16-hour layover), then maybe you should bring a door stop to jam underneath the door so that no one can break in whilst you're asleep (if you're into that paranoid lifestyle like I am). read more

WHEN WE SAY "BUDGET", WE MEAN "BUDGET"! We have stayed here a few times. It's super close to the Amsterdam Airport (AMS). There is another ibis just next door, which is pricier. Don't confuse the two. The rooms are small, but the space is used efficiently. The rooms are very clean. Wifi is okay. Noise-free. There is a free shuttle that will take you to the airport, but they can get crowded, so plan in advance. if you park your rental car here, you will be charged 17,00EU/day. We haven't tried the breakfast, but if the food is anything like the food at the more expensive ibis next door, I'll pass. We ordered pizza and had it delivered (New York Pizza - it was great). This is our go-to hotel when departing from Amsterdam. read more

Bugs. I'm not sure if this is a consistent issue but I just opened my bathroom door and a bug came crawling out. I followed its path and saw another one of them on the ground. I have stayed at Ibis Budgets before without this issue so I wouldn't knock the whole chain due to this. I do have a slightly irrational fear of bugs so maybe I am being a bit harsh with my rating but I don't think bugs in hotels is acceptable. Other than that, for the price this is a great find and the free airport service is much appreciated. The location is also great, about 15 minutes from the airport on the free shuttle. It is right across from the bus stop which has several lines and the 397 which takes you right to the city center. read more

Stayed here for 5 nights and it was a pretty great place to stay considering the price. A bit far from Amsterdam so catching the bus across the street is a must but can be pricey. It came often and the bus station is covered. A great place to stay if your departing from Schipol or catching a train to travel to other places in Holland. It has a free shuttle to get to and from the airport which is AWESOME but can become very busy. Room was clean, VERY quiet, bed was comfortable. Nothing extra in the room (have to ask for hair dryer at front desk, no fridge) since it is a budget room. Ate breakfast there a few mornings and was pretty good for the price and very convenient so you don't have to go out and look for a place to eat in the city. Wifi worked well, shower isn't for super tall people and it could use a bathmat. Overall, we enjoyed our stay there for the price we got it at, just be aware that it is a budget hotel and not to expect a lot. :) read more

Clean rooms, easy transportation and an extra star for the free airport shuttle. The WiFi situation is a joke. Breakfast is so so, I'd say it's worth 7.50 because I'll take extra hard broiled eggs and bread and cheese to munch on throughout the day, but the coffee is terrible, gave me heart burn. But because I'm on a budget, I am not complaining. Grateful for the cleanliness. read more

The site was new. Probably not even a year old. Very clean and the staff was friendly. The room was standard for a European budget hotel with just two beds a table and television. WiFi was excellent. We arrived super early, but they let us store our bags in lockers provided which allowed us to roam the city for a few hour s until we were able to check in that afternoon. The hotel was a very short walk to public transportation the metro, tram and bus. By tram it is about 20 minutes to the city center. Word of caution. There are no bars or restaurants in the area, so load up on to go fare while you are in the city to avoid night hunger attacks. We had a great stay. read more

I absolutely loved this hotel! It was nice, clean, and the beds were extremely comfortable. The rooms were a bit small, but otherwise it was perfect. The beds were huge. The service was wonderful! Breakfast is offered for 7 euros. The only complaint I have about the hotel is it's location. It's far away from the city center. It's a 10 minute walk to the bus station which is the only way to get to the center unless you rent a car. The bus ride is around 20 minutes depending on traffic and costs 5 euro each way. Otherwise the hotel is perfect! read more

Very friendly stuff and the hotel is new everything is clean obly the floor of the room was a littel dusty