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8 years ago
Prompt and knows where their going ! Thank you! Oh yes very clean cab an polite driver!!
1056 LC Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Bos en Lommer, West
0623-927119
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It was very easy to book Taxi Electric online. I received both email and text confirmation. I…read moredidn't have a lot of luggage so I chose the economy electric Tesla car. The driver came 10 minutes early, carried our bags and brought us to the airport safely. The car was clean, roomy for 2-3 adults. I find that their price is comparable to other taxi company. I chose this Taxi Electric because they have newer fleet of cars. Highly recommend!
This is also called Tesla Taxi and teslataxi@flexfactor.nl. They also have other model electric…read morecars; we had 2 disabled people with canes with us and the pricing was reasonable. Used them 4 times thru our hotel concierge to go out at night. We used them for the airport run as well but note we had an excellent taxi from the airport to our hotel. Uber is also in the area but we liked the certainty of the taxi service.
We used Über almost exclusively on our visit to Amsterdam. The App worked just like it does in the…read moreUS and converted everything into Euros. We took Über about a dozen times and found it to be an easier way to get around, instead of the light rail trams which parallel the channels. We were here with another couple and we mostly had Mercedes-Benz Rs The drivers were all very friendly and knowledgeable about their city. Most spoke English and some French or German. But it really wasn't necessary, since Über had already plotted the route. Our wait times were usually ten minutes or so. Everything was door to door and first class.
I was not comfortable driving in Amsterdam and used Uber and taxis extensively. Would have been all…read moreUber except their wait times were quite long. Had some good conversations though.
Uber charged me or a ride I did not take, and when calling the driver he claimed the people got in wrong car, not that he picked up wrong
This was the second guy, who did the same thing. I tried to call him and we'll but he wouldn't pick up.
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The first guy who bailed on me to go to the airport, didn't meet me at our door and then said he was on his way and cancelled.
From the owner: Amsterdamse Taxi Service stands out for its commitment to providing personalized and high-quality…read moreservice. With a fleet of young and well-maintained vehicles and courteous drivers, the company ensures that every customer receives a comfortable and safe ride. Furthermore, Amsterdamse Taxi Service offers a comprehensive range of transportation services, catering to the diverse needs of its customers. Whether it's airport transfers, business trips, or sightseeing tours, the company has the expertise and resources to meet all transportation requirements. Overall, Amsterdamse Taxi Service's focus on customer satisfaction, quality, and versatility sets it apart from its competitors in the transportation industry.
I have decided to no longer use the services of TCA, so I was elated to come across a new taxi…read moreservice called Taxihunter. You can pay them with cash,pin or credit card. Finally a taxi service that allows me to pay by pin or credit card. I hate that feeling of wondering do I have a enough cash on me or telling the taxi service to stop by a ATM. I told Dutchman that I have officially decided to boycott TCA services, due to bad services or over charging me. I was so happy to come across Taxihunter, so I don't have to deal with these shisty taxi companies.
Have you ever had the hankering for a karaoke sesh, but really needed to be getting home? Well,…read moreDisco Taxi can solve those 2 problems for you - *SIMULTANEOUSLY. This operation is by far the most entrepreneurial party I've been to in awhile. A big boomin' van of sound, bass, spinning lights, mics and a whole ass-load of fun. What more might one want? (A quiet journey home? You've called the wrong place, friend). The van seats 8. The driver beatboxes. The karaoke lyrics/videos are clearly pulled from the ether of pre-internet days. He can downshift, hold a mic, belt out a tune and pass you the song in one motion. It's downright insane in the best way possible and 3 songs in, we were already at the hotel -- wondering if we should just keep driving around so we could sing. *If you are in Amsterdam. **regular cab rates apply. Songs are free!
Located at the intersection where Van Barlestraat crosses Willemsparkweg, this is where tram lines…read more2, 3, 5 and 12 converge (with 3 and 12 going on the former, 2 and 5 going along the latter). It is a busy residential neighborhood with apartments, restaurants and shops so there are people around in the evening hours. As is the custom with Amsterdam's tram stops there is a bench for seating on each side of the street in the directions the tram goes. There is no ticketing machine but there is a visible indicator which displays the time to the next train, its line number and destination. Board the train at the appropriate doors. The door to the second train will have a desk with a person who can sell tickets and passes. Be sure to scan in and scan out! [Review 12106 overall, 1890 of 2019.]
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One of the oldest stations in the Netherlands, and one of three that have a secret royal waiting…read moreroom! This station serves all the through intercity train services that pass through den Haag, as opposed to Den Haag Centraal which while closer to the center of the city is a terminus station. This station doesn't have quite as many options for shops and restaurants as Den Haag Centraal but all the old regulars are here so you can pick up coffee or a sandwich before your train journey. Usually I'm just passing through this station on my way to Rotterdam, as it runs on the main Amsterdam-Rotterdam intercity route. You can also catch the international intercity to Brussels here.
Opened in 1843, this railway extended the oldest railway line in the country (Amsterdam-Haarlem)…read more Great looking railway station redesigned by D.A.N. Margadant in 1891.
I didn't end up choosing this hotel so It was very difficult for me to actually love it...We went…read moreto AMS with a large group of people so I guess they probably chose the most economical one... The architectural structure of the building was a little weird as they separated the rooms into 2 sides. I personally did not like the idea of that since they were not able to give us rooms closer to our group. The first day I tried to take a shower, there was absolutely no hot water so we had to use the bathtub but the bathtub did not have a shower curtain so it made it extremely difficult to take a shower as the water was going all over the bathroom floor and after a shower...it looked flooded..I called the reception and they said its already 9pm so there is no one to fix it...we were not offered to switch to a different room in anyway... two days later (we were only there for 4), someone came by to fix it and we finally could shower without flooding our bathroom...Hallelujah! hot water!! We were kind of disappointed with the attention given to such an important item on our list. Location wasn't convenient at all that's probably why the pricing was much lower than expected. A drive out to the city took approximately 1/2 hour as we did rent a car.. All in all, I would not come here again..
Basic basic basic. To be fair, in terms of business hotels it's actually one of the better ones…read moreI've been too, however they have severe limitations on "having the craic" after 9pm & don't appreciate even a mildly loud conversation, despite all the hotel rooms actually being quite far from the bar. Food was decent which is uncommon for conference centres, certainly in Ireland anyway, maybe the continent is better in general. Conferences get an afternoon snack including a soft drink which is a MUCH needed pick me up during a long day. Only other gripe I have is that the gym opened too late for me to use it! 7am & I had to start the conference at 8:30am. Boo!
Not much to review except to tell you that:…read more A) It stops at Ajax Arena, B) Starbucks location at the station sucks and it is tucked discretely on left corner of the station, C) And as usual, there is a nice, small and clean grocery store at this station with decent selections of sandwiches and daily essentials, D) The fast food option is "Burger King" :( E) Three ticket vending machines to buy your train/bus tickets: Two machines inside of the station and one outside and none of those ticket vending machines at station worked with my Visa or MasterCard. However I was able to purchase the train ticket with cash and my ATM. I did not have this issue with the vending machine at the Amsterdam central station. F) Expect a long lines to purchase ticket on weekend or when game is going on at Ajax ArenA. It took me five minutes to buy tickets on weekdays and 18 minutes on Sunday. Once you step outside of the station, you have few decent choices of eatery which are more than decent.
Station Bijlmer ArenA is a railway station in Amsterdam, it is located close to the Amsterdam…read moreArena, hope to Amsterdam Ajax Football Club, one of the most successful teams in The Netherlands, who are currently in the UEFA Champions League. For Railway Stations, this station is pretty new opening in the early 1970's, compared to most stations in the UK this is probably around 100 years younger, if not more. The ArenA name of the station comes from the Amsterdam ArenA stadium which it is located near, with the station being in ArenA Boulevard. The signing as you go out of the station is pretty confusing and unhelpful especially for a first time visitor, which could effect away fans visiting the stadium (although I presume this station is heavily staffed on a matchday for the national team or Ajax) The station in terms of facilities is pretty basic, there is a Starbucks tucked into the corner of the station, which also isn't well sign-posted and a little hard to find, as with most Starbucks in Amsterdam especially those inside public transport areas (Train stations, airports) it is pretty expensive. Trains run from here to the likes of Zuid, Schipol Airport and Ulretch, and there's the GVB metro to go alongside the Sprinter and Intercity line trains. Basic train station in a good location, with the added benefit of having a Starbucks (albeit it is a poor, expensive branch hidden in the station), a two-star rating mainly for location in proxmity to the Amsterdam ArenA is warranted here.