This was such an easy train station to navigate…read more Needed an easy way to get from Rotterdam to Paris. Booked a Eurostar train for an easy trip. Simply scan your ticket and go to the number two platform. Elevators and escalators available. Signage was clear. The ticket and tour office answered our questions. We had a great breakfast at our hotel, but lots of shops available if you need to pick up breakfast or a snack for an early morning train ride. Great way to travel from Rotterdam to the Paris Olympics on Eurostar.

This is a beautiful modern train station contrasted to the Antwerp train station. Some good stores…read moreinside as well. Super helpful staff.

Pretty bad overall experience (so far) I'm several nights…read moreinto my stay here (after being forced to get a bed here last minute because other accommodation in the city kicked me out without a reason) While the staff are nice here, they're about the only upside. To start with they charge "tourist tax regardless of where you're from or if you're in Rotterdam for work like I was. The photos are misleading, the rooms are sparse, outdated, uncomfortable with paper-thin windows that let all the noise in from the street. I know it's a hostel but in an area with a lot of nightlife, PLEASE get some better soundproofing. I never slept despite having earplugs in all night every night. It's made worse by a total lack of information and rules being enforced. Guests were bringing people in from the street at all hours to just fuck around and be loud throughout the building, and several of my roommates were on their phones through the night, and staff refused or ignored any attempts to get a quieter room or tell them to stfu. Cleanliness was awful, the showers look like something out of the gulag, and the fellow travellers, even for a cheap hostel, were so gross - one dude literally scratched his ass in the bed next to me, sniffed it, then wiped the brown on his sheet, and rolled over. WTF?! Seriously hoping for a refund on booking 26031 but I doubt they will acknowledge any negative feedback let alone fix it. Didn't try much of the food. It looked fine from what I saw others have but I had my own stuff.

The hostel is decent with decent facilities but the Staff is very rude. I complained about another…read moreguest being sick near me(I wanted too avoid getting sick from the constant loud coughing also keeping me up at night). I did not request the sick person leave; I just wanted to switch rooms. Instead, the owner\manager decided to tell me to leave the hostel rather than the sick person keeping people up and spreading sickness or let me move rooms like I requested. I was the only guest there over 40 and I have been to enough hostels to know this was an excuse to age discriminate. If they don't want people over 40; they should just be honest about it and post it.

One of the oldest stations in the Netherlands, and one of three that have a secret royal waiting…read moreroom! This station serves all the through intercity train services that pass through den Haag, as opposed to Den Haag Centraal which while closer to the center of the city is a terminus station. This station doesn't have quite as many options for shops and restaurants as Den Haag Centraal but all the old regulars are here so you can pick up coffee or a sandwich before your train journey. Usually I'm just passing through this station on my way to Rotterdam, as it runs on the main Amsterdam-Rotterdam intercity route. You can also catch the international intercity to Brussels here.

Opened in 1843, this railway extended the oldest railway line in the country (Amsterdam-Haarlem)…read more Great looking railway station redesigned by D.A.N. Margadant in 1891.

Hele slechte service. Niet vooraf, dan prettig en meewerkend. Achteraf? Gewoon 33% met rekenen dan…read moregesteld omdat er 10 minuten gewerkt moet worden om te helpen met afkoppelen. En nog lomp en onbeschoft zijn ook. Nooit huren!

The architecture in Rotterdam is so unique…read more Love the airiness of this train station that was completed in 1953 to replace the original 1877 station that was destroyed during the blitz of Rotterdam in World War II. Almost the entire historic city center was destroyed. Unlike other European cities, nothing that was destroyed was rebuilt. Hence the unique modern architecture that defines Rotterdam today.

Rotterdam Blaak is a railway and metro station in the centre of Rotterdam, if you're visiting Cube…read moreHouse or Markthal, you'll want to use this station as it's pretty much right outside. There is no public pass-through without a ticket for the railway part of the station, which is pretty much the case for all stations in the Netherlands, as NS require an OV-chipkaart. There are ticket machines right outside the main entrance to the railway part of the station. From the outside, the station reminds me a lot of Wembley Stadium with the arch going right above it, it can be a rather pretty photo-taking opportunity, with the arch, light rail tracks outside, and Cube House and Markthal in close proximity. All metro and railway services going into Rotterdam Blaak call at Rotterdam Centraal, the city's main station. Facilities inside the station are basic but as expected for a secondary station in a city. 3*

Mijn ervaring was helaas negatief. Er stond een hele lange rij bij de beveiliging en het…read morebeveiligingspersoneel was overweldigd en gestrest. Een verbetering op dit gebied is noodzakelijk Mijn vlucht had 40 minuten vertraging. Onze piloot vertelde ons dat dit te wijten was aan een gebrek aan beschikbaar grondpersoneel op de luchthaven. Het restaurant was uitstekend met een goede selectie aan eten en drinken en zeer vriendelijk personeel My experience was unfortunately negative. There was a very long queue at security and the security staff were overwhelmed and stressed. An improvement in this area is necessary My flight was delayed by 40 minutes. Our pilot told us that this was due to lack of available ground staff at the airport. The restaurant was excellent with a good selection of food and drinks and very friendly staff.

Little local airport. Short security queues, a duty free shop, and a couple of food outlets…read more The most remarkable about this airport it's outdoor terrace, where you can watch planes departing. There was only one person in the duty free shop, which means you might have to wait for ages. Also, there are no self-service check in machines for flybe, so you have to queue with people who are checking in luggage. It is fairly easy to get to Rotterdam, there is a bus, 3 EUR one way - you can either buy your ticket in a ticket machine or from the driver if you have EUR.