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You can also have people in Amsterdam pick you up at the airport, there's "short parking" close to the Arrivals hall and the main hall (Schiphol Plaza). You'll get around the quickest with public transportation (trams, subway and buses) or with a rental bike.Īdmittedly, outside the city center and the large canal belts, a car is more convenient for Amsterdam airport transfers. From the airport, take the A4 motorway in the direction of Amsterdam, then go on the A10 motorway that circles around the city center and take the appropriate turnoff (S101 to S118).īut, if you are staying in the Amsterdam city center, a car is rather inconvenient due to expensive parking and traffic jams.

There's car rental at the airport (main hall), which includes all the major car rental companies. Shuttles are the second cheapest Amsterdam airport transfers: the cost is €12 one-way, €19 return, and the trip lasts about 30 minutes. They run each 30 minutes between 6am to 9pm and go to almost all of the hotels in Amsterdam. Hotel Shuttle:Ĭonnexxion has a shuttle service at their designated stop just outside the Arrivals hall. Note that if you ask your hotel to call a taxi for you, the taxi is not allowed to charge a higher price for this "hotel service" on top of the metered price. When departing, one advantage of taking a taxi over the train, when is the taxi can take you straight to the gate of your particular airline. in traffic jams, which there are a lot around Amsterdam!). All taxis are metered by law and the meters don't charge money when the taxi is standing still (e.g.

A taxi to the Amsterdam city centre takes some 25 minutes (but much longer if there are traffic jams) and costs about 40-45 euro. They stop right outside the Arrivals hall. In case your hotel isn't reached easily from Amsterdam Central Station, you'd better take a shuttle bus or taxi. They will be happy to help with Amsterdam airport transfers.

Most hotels aren't far from the Central Station.ĭon't know which bus or tram to take? Ask the bus or tram driver, go the big white tourist help center in front of the station, or call your hotel.

Once at Amsterdam Central Station, get a tram or bus (in front of the East and West Hall entrances), or hail a taxi (they stop outside the West Hall entrance). Don't buy tickets inside the train, you'll pay 35 euros extra! A ticket from the machine to Amsterdam Central Station is 3.80 euros from the ticket desk there's an extra 0.50 euro charge. To buy tickets, look for the big yellow machines that accept major credit cards and coins (no bills!).