Ibis Schiphol Amsterdam Airport

There are three Ibis hotels near the airport, distinguished by red, green, and blue. All three are about a 10-minute drive from Amsterdam Airport. They offer a convenient airport shuttle bus service. The front desk staff are also friendly, and you can store your luggage for free before check-in. While the room wasn't huge, it was clean and functional overall. Perfectly fine for a solo traveler.

This foreign-owned hotel can be a bit challenging. They don't provide complimentary drinking water, but you can purchase it at the front desk. Remember to bring your own toothpaste, toothbrush, and slippers. The service staff are quite friendly. There's a free shuttle bus from the airport, and it's not far. A taxi would cost around 160-230 RMB.

The room wasn't huge, but it was very clean. The view from the window was quite nice, and I could even watch planes landing while having a meal at the nearby McDonald's. The front desk service was excellent, and the breakfast was good too. I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit, as it's super convenient for the airport.

When checking in, the staff didn't inform us that the room had a third bed. After entering the room and seeing it, we requested to have the bed removed or to switch rooms. They declined, stating it wasn't possible. With the third bed, the room's moving space was greatly reduced, making it very cramped. The universal adapter in the room was broken. When I reported it to the manager, she said there was no way to fix it. The buffet at the hotel's 'Four Seasons' restaurant was terrible. The selection was limited, and the food was cold. The only edible item was the French baguette. The only positive aspect of this hotel is the free shuttle bus service to and from the airport, which saved us the hassle of finding transportation.

The environment is just okay, but it's convenient for business trips with a shuttle bus. The hotel also has a restaurant and a small supermarket! However, there was no water in the room, and the facilities are a bit old.