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Ibis Schiphol(***)
 There are 644 rooms. Each room is fully equipped with everything that you might need in the course of your visit. You will find a television and a direct-dial telephone. There is also a safety deposit box in the reception area.
One child under the age of twelve can share a room with one or both their parents for no additional charge. Note: on the booking form, please include the child and note their age in the free text box.
Pets are allowed for an additional charge of NLG 10 per animal.
Business visitors will be pleased that the hotel has its own meeting rooms and conference facilities.
Parking is available.
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 The area around the hotel is part of the hinterland of Amsterdam's airport. You will be well served by roads. There are easy links with the Dutch motorway network. Both The Hague and Utrecht can be reached. The A4 road brings you directly to the centre of Amsterdam city.
The hotel is located on Schipholweg. This puts you very close to Amsterdam's Schiphol airport. There is a free shuttle bus between the hotel and the airport terminals, as well as a bus link with the centre of the city. You will be able to explore the entire city with its many shops, museums and bridges. Business visitors will enjoy easy access to the RAI conference centre and the World Trade Centre. From the centre of the city, trams connect you rapidly with both the Rijksmuseum and the excellent Van Gogh museum.
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The hotel has a choice of bars and restaurants in which you can relax over a meal and a glass of wine. If you go into the centre of Amsterdam, you'll find many restaurants in which you can order fine Indonesian food.
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Amsterdam is a relaxing montage of canals, cyclists and beautiful narrow buildings. Throughout the city, there is a multitude of concentric canals over whose simple bridges it is a pleasure to walk. There is an excellent Van Gogh museum. You'll enjoy walking around and marvelling at Amsterdam. Alternatively, you will savour a stroll through the greenery of the Vondelpark.
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