We had a midnight return flight ~02:00am and would need a room, and we wanted to leave our car, so this hotel was our first choice, given the vicinity to the airport (means taxi at that time). We got good help upon arrival and not only a good place for our car, but also the urgently needed room at return, to find the necessary sleep.

On arrival the room was not well aerated, not too surprising given the tropic, humid climate in NL these days. After a short aeration, this was resolved, and also the noise from the street was limited, so we slept through, well - too long, so we missed the breakfast :-(

The instructions for getting there were clear. We hopped on the Ramada shuttle then walked the short walk down the street to the hotel. The room was lovely. Pillow and bed were super comfortable. Loved the decor. The price was very reasonable. The breakfast was fantastic. The personnel were lovely.

There was no lift and carrying luggage up steep stairs was a bit of a challenge. Also, the room wasn't quite finished. The hotel was undergoing fairly major renovations. I think it's going to be wonderful when the renos are done and the lift is functioning. As it was, the room was very comfortable and morning breakfast was fantastic.

The staff was super nice. What was really cool and surprising: the hotel was in a small town in the countryside, quiet and sleepy, while you still could see the airport. There was even a shuttle. I was stuck at the airport for 2 days due to the global computer outage, and it was the perfect location for getting away from n the airport madness while still in reach. I could walk around the town and buy some food and supplies.

Unfortunately, the aircondition they are installing right now wasn't running yet. It was one of the few hot summer nights Europe had this season. I would rate 10 stars if I had had that co.fort already.

The style of the hotel and the room is nice and it is very clean and neat.

The 80km road against the hotel was noisy for me and the Windows are not made to isolate the sound. I had to wear ear plugs specially while sleeping. If they make a think window to isolate the noise from car it would be 9/10. I don’t appreciate bars inside the hotels and i noticed a bar at the entrance to the dinning area, specially traveling with family. If they remove the bar it would be 10/10.

The staff was exceptionally kind and forthcoming. I liked the food, both for breakfast and lunch. The hotel is easily accessible from/to the airport and the shuttle connection (from a larger hotel nearby) is frequent and convenient. I was also allowed to stay a bit longer in my room (check out 13:30 instead of 11:00).

The window in my room did not shut fully and it was cold in the room, despite the heating fully on. In other circumstances I would have certainly made a fuss, but I was tired after the whole day and late evening at the airport (my flight was cancelled) and I fell asleep in my socks within minutes. I discovered the problem with the window in the morning - I even asked the cleaning lady to shut the window to make sure it's not my lack of skill (she didn't manage). I was tired and slept well, so it's forgotten.

The Herbergh is beautiful. The restaurant is quaint and has the most delicious pizza! Rooms and beds are comfortable.

The heating system was confusing as there weren't instructions. As a foreign traveller, I didn't know the system and had to figure it out late at night. It was effective, though, when I was able to get it to work. A mini refrigerator in the room would have been a bonus to keep water and milk or baby food etc.

The staff were friendly and helpful, the breakfast really good and everything was clean and comfortable. Its proximity to the airport is another plus. The complimentary bottle of Cava went down really well after a day of travelling.

At the moment, there is no lift. However we understand that major renovations are being undertaken and a refurbished greeting area and a lift will be part of the upgrade, expected to take place within the next 12 months.

It is not inside the city which is a real charm ever since you can rest absolutely in silence. Besides you can explore around and see different styles of house than in the city. You have to be very organized to stay here and enjoy your days in Amsterdam cuz it takes not less than 45 minutes from the hotel to the city. Not because it is far but because you have to wait the shuttle to the airport and from there to take the 15 minutes train.

There's actually nothing I dislike.

Elizabeth, the front desk attendant was delightful and very helpful, so nice to find staff that smiles and welcomes you when you arrive so late and tired. This hotel is nice, and cute and has nearby choices to eat when their bar and restaurant is closed on a Sunday night, which was our case. I will book there again next time I fly out of Amsterdam.

You need transportation from the airport to this boutique hotel, just like so many hotels in Schipol Airport, it's around the corner from the Ramada Inn.

It was quaint, close to the airport, clean, roomy and the staff was very accommodating and friendly. We went for a walk before supper and felt very safe. The restaurant was also lovely and the staff was knowledgeable about celiac and gluten free. We really enjoyed our supper and the breakfast. There were many gluten free options for breakfast. Thank you to all of the amazing staff.

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