Lets' assume you do not fly business or first and you have a connecting flight in Amsterdam some eight hours later. There is now a hotel in the transit area that allows you to unwind, sleep shower and stow your luggage. The design is quite futuristic with pinkish tones and a bit like those coffin hotels in Japan (as I... more

We stayed in the Yotel Schipol due to an entirely unexpected change in our itinerary. I had read about the Yotel concept, and was very keen to try out one of the rooms, so when we had an unexpected layover in Amsterdam, it worked out well. In terms of what we liked, I loved the fact that there were power... more

This hotel is the best way to arrive in Europe - you can land on a very early flight and go straight to sleep here upon arrival, waking up at noon or one or whenever you prefer and taking a shower to hit the town fresh. The jet-lag is not nearly as bad like that. This hotel is the only... more

The concept is a cabin based on the Japanese-style capsule hotels. The problems are that the Yotel is not in Japan. The hotel is airside so it's designed for people in transit. However, most of the guests seemed to have long transits and I heard one explaining that he had chosen the Yotel because it would have been so complicated... more

The hotel concept and location is for people spending a few hours in Amsterdam Airport (Schipol), but after reaching my destination I count the stay in Yotel as a pleasent and memorable. The booking is done through an automated machines (similar to ATMs), the room is a cubicle with everything available within hand reach. I stayed for 4 hours during... more

Having stayed in the Yotel Gatwick before I was excited to see this concept coming to Holland, no more 3am wake-ups to catch early morning flights! Airport accommodation in the Schipol area is generally extortionately priced and with the exception of the Sheraton and new (and surprisingly reasonably priced) Citizen M a long way from the airport terminal. The Yotel... more