Most of the experiences we had here were solid, with the exception of going through immigration…read moreupon arrival. The KLM Crown Lounge was spacious and well-appointed. We did have to wander around quite a bit to find the bar that contained liquor, but we were persistent! Airport was clean and all employees we encountered were pleasant. We waited about an hour and a half in a very hot line to clear immigration. None of the self-service kiosks were open. When the Schengen line was totally clear, I hoped they would start taking people from our line; no such luck. The gentleman who helped us was nice, but it took way too long to get to him. It is very convenient that the train station is right there in the airport, though I wish the platform system was made a bit more clear no the kiosks when buying tickets. For those of us who don't have this type of transit in our home cities (Los Angeles), it made transportation tough. In fact, we got on the wrong train and what should have been a 15 minute ride from Schiphol to Centraal became an hour-long detour in the broiling heat.

This airport was probably the most mixed part of our recent trip…read more The airport itself is beautiful, modern, clean, and has great views from the platform outside of Aspire. That said, if you're connecting through Amsterdam after a long overnight flight, be prepared for a lot of walking. The airport is huge, and getting between gates can feel like a workout. Our biggest frustration was immigration. When we arrived, the electronic passport control kiosks were not operating, but it wasn't immediately clear what passengers were supposed to do. Everyone from our flight ended up being redirected into the manual passport control line, which created a bottleneck and added stress to an already tight connection. One interesting part of the trip was boarding directly from the tarmac rather than through a jet bridge. After being bused out to the aircraft, we climbed the stairs and boarded from the ground, which offered a completely different perspective of the airport operations. The funniest part was our connection. After walking what felt like miles through the terminal, we boarded a bus that drove us all over the tarmac and even got stuck in what I can only describe as tarmac traffic. When we finally arrived, our next aircraft was parked directly across from the plane we had just gotten off. After all that, we couldn't help but laugh. It felt like we had taken a sightseeing tour of the airport just to end up almost back where we started. Overall, Schiphol is a nice airport with good facilities. Just wear comfortable shoes, allow extra connection time, bring patience, and expect to get plenty of steps in.

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.

Eindhoven is a small but excellent airport. At security, you don't have to remove liquids or…read moreelectronics; they just do a separate screen if something is confusing or questionable. Past security, there are shops for duty free, and you can relax and have a coffee or adult beverage while waiting for your flight. Small airlines can forgo the standard buses with the ability for passengers to walk right on the aircraft. Amazing airport experience!

This is a small but very convenient airport for people living around Eindhoven. Small airlines like…read moreTransavia and Ryan airlines operate mainly through small airports such as this one. This airport has a lot of connectivity to other airports throughout Europe and north Africa. We recently caught a direct flight from Eindhoven airport into Marrakesh, Morocco for our seventh marriage anniversary trip and it was so very convenient for us. Some of the boarding procedures struck me as odd because since this is a very small airport, you are made to stand outside and walk to your plane. I have done this another small airports but we were made to stand outside in the freezing rain for a long time due to slight miscommunications before we got the green signal to board our plane. If they could iron out these small inefficiencies, I would give this airport five stars.

As the central rail station in Amsterdam, it's a great hub, easy to navigate, and getting…read moreinformation tickets is pretty easy. As of Sept 26 you can get tickets by: a central website (can't seem to paste the link here), NS Travel Planner App on the App Store, or use you phone on the kiosks-very easy! These steps are specifically for the intercity trains which is a what we used. There are also metro trains which centralize here but we did not utilize them or get tickets. The terminal is easy to navigate between the platforms-each one has an a or b depending on the train direction. You can get from one side of the station to the other in about 10 minutes so if you're rushing to your train, it's pretty easy! Have a great trip!

Very large and a bit daunting for someone new to train travel. Once I figured out the platform…read moresystem, it was a bit easier, but many of the escalators are broken (June 2026), which makes moving around a challenge. Platforms are outside, which is not ideal during the worst heat wave in Amsterdam history.

We flew KLM from Los Angeles to Amsterdam today and everything was running on time without any…read moreissues. At the gate, they had us in separate lanes for when we would board and cameras compared our photograph with what they had recorded when we checked in, making for a streamlined process. My husband and I sat in the aisle and middle seats of the middle section of seats. Leg space was standard, as were the touchscreen,audio jack, and USB my plugin available per seat. We watched an animated movie called Batman Aztec: Clash of Empires which cleverly adapted the Batman mythology to the time of Hernan Cortes and Montezuma. Then we read some, and napped some, and I also watched F1. The 9 plus hours passed quickly, during which KLM staff served us two meals and a snack. The staff were cheerful and helpful, and overall the travel experience was very pleasant! We were tired because we only slept 3-4 hrs, but very satisfied. Highly recommend KLM!

I booked and paid months in advance for a First Class international ticket with KLM, but was…read moredowngraded to Economy without a proper explanation. At Amsterdam Schiphol, gate E21 on September 14th around 10 a.m., I experienced some of the worst customer service I've ever encountered. The two gate agents refused to provide their names when asked. One even began shouting at me and covering his badge to avoid identification. The supervisor, who was clearly giving instructions, stood right in front of me but never acknowledged me once. To make matters worse, they issued a voucher with the wrong name and refused to correct it. I paid a significant sum for a service I did not receive, and was treated with disrespect on top of that. Very disappointed in how KLM handled this situation.

My fifth time catching a Delta flight out of Amsterdam. Two to Boston, one each to Detroit and JFK…read more Now I'm flying to the mothership, Atlanta. And unlike the first four times, I'm no longer a Diamond Medallion after a job change and significant downturn in my personal flying travel. This is how most passengers fly. My train to Schiphol was delayed so I didn't have time to hit up a lounge and I didn't have time to pick up anything along the way to the gate. It was a fast walk from the train platform, a priority queue at the ticket counter to check my bag (a ten day trip that was too big for a carryon plus two bottles of French wine), a rush through security and then more fast walking through terminals to the gate. I arrived in time to watch the Delta One cabin board. Fifteen minutes later, everyone was on the aircraft and the doors closed. It was organized chaos as too many passengers standing in the way ("gate lice") but the ground services team doing their best to keep an aisle clear. On board my Airbus 330, we pushed back on time, spent some time on the deicing pad, and then we were off on one of the closer-in runways (not the famous Polderbaan that seems halfway to London). On board service in the cheap seats was good from the flight attendants. We had drink services, lunch (I chose a decent cheese ravioli over a chicken curry hoping to avoid spilling it) and a light dinner (a cheese toastie). The wifi worked well, the power outlets worked well and while I didn't manage to sleep, I did get a doze in between movies on this ten hour flight. Improvements? Not much that's within the airline's control. The terminal could be roomier. The passengers could sit until it's time to board. Europe could be closer. Flights could be cheaper, I suppose. [Review 253 of 2024 - 93 in Netherlands - 21288 overall.]

Delta Loyal - Always and Forever! Not much room at this specific gate for boarding so there was a…read morelot of spillover into the aisles, but employees got folks moving and boarded quickly for an o time departure to Atlanta.

Actually, I liked Weeze Airport when we landed here in December. It was chaos because of the snow…read moreat all the other airports around but not here so much. There were several delays but that was all. To get to the nearest train station you have to take a bus to Düsseldorf. The price for that is 14 EUR. It takes you an hour and a half. The airport is nice and small, has a few shops. We had an apple drink (Schorle) when we landed. The toilets were clean. The people behind the info desks were very friendly. Good parking possibilities, too. Weeze was a military airport once. It is very close to the Netherlands, to the Dutch border. I would always go from here again. Remember: Weeze is not Düsseldorf!

This is definitely one of the better airport lounges that I've ever visited. Multiple levels so…read morethere's plenty of space to relax and an extensive menu. Everything was also very tidy and conveniently located next to the gates.

We used KLM Crown Lounge 25 (one of two KLM lounges at Schiphol Airport, the other being KLM Crown…read moreLounge 52) during our layover in Amsterdam. We had flown in from Las Vegas (9 hour and 5 minute flight, the longest flight I've ever been on so far) and were waiting to board our flight to Budapest to start our two-week long journey to Europe. I'm probably going to get a ton of heat from saying this, but this here was my first time traveling outside the United States, and Amsterdam Schiphol was the very first European airport I've been in (while this is true, Hungary actually ended up being the first European country I've stepped foot in). This lounge also wasn't a very far walk from our assigned gate. This lounge is huge and they have plenty of seating all around. While I didn't get the chance to try their food, I ended up trying their coffee, which will always be my go-to drink anytime I end up inside of an airport lounge. From what I've been told, the coffee in Amsterdam is really good, and being the coffee lover I am, I'm looking forward to it once we actually make our way back there. Using the coffee machine was a little confusing at first, but eventually I got the hang of it. Showers are included if you're just coming off a very long flight and require a connecting flight. The restrooms here, while smaller than the ones I'm used to back at home, are also clean and very well kept. We may return to this lounge on our way back home to Las Vegas, depending on what gate we may end up in.