We used Über almost exclusively on our visit to Amsterdam. The App worked just like it does in the…read moreUS and converted everything into Euros. We took Über about a dozen times and found it to be an easier way to get around, instead of the light rail trams which parallel the channels. We were here with another couple and we mostly had Mercedes-Benz Rs The drivers were all very friendly and knowledgeable about their city. Most spoke English and some French or German. But it really wasn't necessary, since Über had already plotted the route. Our wait times were usually ten minutes or so. Everything was door to door and first class.

I was not comfortable driving in Amsterdam and used Uber and taxis extensively. Would have been all…read moreUber except their wait times were quite long. Had some good conversations though.

From the owner: Amsterdamse Taxi Service stands out for its commitment to providing personalized and high-quality…read moreservice. With a fleet of young and well-maintained vehicles and courteous drivers, the company ensures that every customer receives a comfortable and safe ride. Furthermore, Amsterdamse Taxi Service offers a comprehensive range of transportation services, catering to the diverse needs of its customers. Whether it's airport transfers, business trips, or sightseeing tours, the company has the expertise and resources to meet all transportation requirements. Overall, Amsterdamse Taxi Service's focus on customer satisfaction, quality, and versatility sets it apart from its competitors in the transportation industry.

The buses & trams run frequently, they are clean & efficient. Each stop has a map & identifies how…read moremany minutes until the next vehicle is arriving. Many begin & end at the central station. Once in a car we tapped our phone or credit card on and off. Posted were the next stops. The mass transit system in Amsterdam was easy to figure out & use..

We took the tram 2 - 3 times while we were in Amsterdam. The lines seem quite convenient at least…read moreto some of the major tourist sites (museums, Anne Frank House). You can check various websites to get the routes. While you are riding, they are good about posting upcoming stops (mostly on LED signs). We did not pre-purchase tickets. Rather, we just used tap-to-pay credit cards. You just tap when you get on and again when you exit. This seemed to work well much of the time, but sometimes it would encounter a card that it could not read. In one case, I had to tap the same card twice (once for me and once for my daughter, whose card failed). It posted some message about using the same card, probably in case you tapped twice by mistake for one person. I was hoping it would not mis-charge us. It seemed confused again at the end when I had to do the same thing again. The fees were reasonable - 2 - 3 Euros per ride, I think. While it is great to just walk around Amsterdam, at some point you may get tired and want to take an easier way back to the hotel. In that case, check these out.

I was having difficulty finding a taxi service online that could accommodate my family of six. I…read morewas a bit skeptical at having to pay in advance but I booked a trip with taxiinamsterdam from Schiphol in Amsterdam to the Hague with a return trip. Our flight was almost two hours late and even though their agreement is to only wait for an hour, the driver waited for us. We were picked up in a very nice Mercedes sprinter van. There were bottles of water for us and all of our luggage was placed in the back by the driver. On our return trip, we requested they come an hour before the time we had previously agreed to due to the delays at the airport. They did it without an issue. At promptly 7 AM they were waiting for us and brought us back to Schiphol without an issue. I couldn't recommend this service more for the price, communication, and hassle free ride to and from the airport.

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one of the entrances is closed, but the station is still open; cross the street and you can find…read moreyour way in!

I used the Connexion shuttle service when I went to Netherlands last week…read more Since taxis are too expensive (about 45 -50 Euro) and the Tram would take too long, I decided to use the Connexion shuttle service instead. I paid 25 Euro for a round trip fare and they take you to your hotel in downtown Amsterdam. It was definitely worth it. It's less hassle than the tram and cost less than a cab. They are also very good at picking you up for the return back to the airport. They can pick you up at more than 100 hotels in the city even if you are not staying at those hotel establishments. Just make sure you call them or have the hotel makes reservation for you the day before. The driver that dropped me off to my hotel was very nice and I even took a picture of him. He requested that I send him the picture because he collects the pictures of tourists that takes photos of him. Unfortunately, I lost the email that he gave me. I'm hoping that his boss sees this yelp review and sends him the picture! :)

I have mixed feelings regarding Schiphol Hotel Shuttle. I only used their service from the airport…read moreto the Crowne Plaza Amsterdam City Centre. Overall the ride was fine, but I had some issues with organization at the airport. I decided to purchase my tickets in person instead of online because I wasn't sure of my arrival timing. If I had purchased tickets online before I got to Amsterdam, I would have received a small discount off. Purchasing the tickets from the counter in person though was easy and I was then directed outside to the waiting area. When it came to the waiting area, this is where I felt the service had some issues. There was one man outside running the area, but a mass of people lined up. At times it felt like there was some confusion as to how the lineup worked with some individuals trying to cut. There was no indication if you should check-in with the man in the waiting area. I felt it was strange he never asked to see our tickets or had an organized list of departures. This would have helped with some of the confusion. Schiphol Hotel Shuttle advertises departures at intervals of maximum 30 minutes, with no waits longer than 30 minutes. I found this to not be the case at all. It took around an hour in line before we finally boarded a shuttle. It seemed like they had a shuttle arrive at the airport every 30 minutes instead of taking into account how many people were in line. More shuttles should have arrived for the number of people in line in order to meet the promise of not waiting longer than 30 minutes for a shuttle. The shuttle itself was clean and the drive into Amsterdam was fast. The only major hold up was one of the other passengers in the shuttle did not purchase tickets. This should have been discovered before the van even left the loading area by the man running the line. The driver was the only individual who looked at our tickets. The driver then had to pull over after loading the van to let the couple out so they could run into the airport and purchase tickets. We then had to wait for the couple to come back, which added more time onto our wait. Overall the driving was fine and the drive into Amsterdam didn't take long. The biggest complaints I had with the service was regarding the waiting at the airport for the shuttle and the lineup. If this aspect had been more organized, I would easily add an additional star to this review. I may use Schiphol Hotel Shuttle in the future, but this ultimately depends on who I'm traveling with and to where in Amsterdam.