We stayed at the Amsterdam Schipol Airport Yotel in May 2012 as we had an outbound flight the next morning and felt it would be more convenient and relaxed not to have to worry about transit to the airport the morning of our flight. We booked the one and only "large" room that they have. This room is unusually large... More

No issues with the size/compactness of the room and found it as described really. However, not entirely noise-proof and could hear the cleaners chatting in the corridors. There was also a weird issue with the plumbing and the toilet was difficult to flush, and noisy. I slept, but only because I had just landed from Australia. If I was spending... More

I stayed at the Yotel for eleven hours and thought it was just fine. It had everything one might need for such a short stay, the bed was comfortable, and you can't beat the fact that it is right in the airport, so you don't have to run around. The staff were very friendly and helpful. More

My first time in Yotel belies the cramped appearance on some advertising. It was compact, had everything you need for a short stay ie in transit and was clean and efficent. The staff were friendly and helpful. It wasn't a souless experience as it might have been.. recommend More

I have had many overnight layovers in Amsterdam Schipol multiple times per year en route to Africa, and have stayed at both Mercure and Yotel. I always choose to stay at the Mercure, unless it is booked and I am unable to make a reservation. I can't believe that Yotel has a better rating than the Mercure on tripadvisor. This... More

This is not a hotel but rather a japanese love hotel. The rooms are not "rooms" but rather small boxes. To avoid absolutely for elderly people and sleepwalkers because if you want to go in your small "bed" you have to climb in it. By the way I asked a receipt and prove of payment of my AMEX credit card... More

I really like the idea of paying by the hour for the hotel since I only needed a couple of hours of sleep. But the room is extremely small and it smells like a toilet because the toilet is so close to your bed. The facility is old and therefore needs a massive upgrade or renovation. Avoid if you can,... More

Stayed 3 hours to alleviate jet lag. Found it conveniently located on the plane side of the terminal, so I didn't have to go through security or customs while I transferred flights. It provides the basic necessities to the traveller: comfortable bed, fresh linens, shower, wash basin, TV. The cabins are tiny, but you don't need much else if you... More

It is kind of interesting sleeping in a coffin.... Well I exagerrate but it is a weird pod like place, think Shinjuku Pod Hotel, only Euro sized. It's clean, efficient, great for a tight layover. The staff were great, the room was good... A little claustrophobic, but it's only designed for short stays... More