IntercityHotel Amsterdam Airport officially opened its doors for business on 15 June 2022.
Next to its sister hotels, the Steigenberger Amsterdam Airport Hotel and the Jaz in the City Amsterdam located at the Ziggo Dome, the IntercityHotel Amsterdam Airport is the third hotel of the umbrella brand Deutsche Hospitality in Amsterdam.
Christian Kaschner, Managing Director of IntercityHotel GmbH, says: “Being in the heart of mobility is part of the DNA of IntercityHotel. The IntercityHotel Amsterdam Airport offers is an outstanding location at one of the Netherlands’ most important transport hubs. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is just a four-minute train ride away. It’s a perfect fit to the brand family.”
The newly build hotel offers 280 stylishly furnished rooms featuring a design concept created by the Italian architect Matteo Thun. other highlights are a restaurant with adjoining terrace, a bar, state-of-the-art conferencing facilities and a spa complete with a sauna and gym area. Development and realisation of the project have taken place in conjunction with Necron.
“The Schiphol Trade Park is to become the most sustainable business park in Europe. Accordingly, the requirements for the new IntercityHotel were in every respect high. In perfect cooperation with the team of SADC, Necron was enabled to develop a prestigious Masterplan at Hoofddorp of which the IntercityHotel is the first project delivered to all parties’ satisfaction. Necron is now developing the remaining ca. 80,000 sqm of the Masterplan, which has a strong focus on healthcare”, says Gerard van Liempt, CEO of the Necron Group.
“The site occupied by the IntercityHotel Amsterdam Airport could scarcely be more favourable,” stated Rob van der Beek, General Manager of the IntercityHotel Amsterdam Airport.
“Our new hotel is the ideal starting point for travellers of all kinds. We are right next to Hoofddorp main station. Amsterdam, Leiden, and Den Haag are easily accessible for city trips, and the beach is close by too. Our bike rental service provides another good way of exploring the surrounding area.”
