Location. The Blue Square Hotel is located in Amsterdam, in the Netherlands. The Van Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum are three kilometres away, Anne Frank's House is five kilometres away, and the Heineken Brewery is at a 6.5 kilometre distance. Sloterdijk Station is situated one kilometre from the hotel. Hotel Features. The Blue Square Hotel occupies a modern property spread over three storeys accessible by elevator. Guests can start the day with a complimentary buffet breakfast, and book excursions at the 24-hour front desk. Complimentary wireless Internet is provided, and parking is available in front of the hotel for a surcharge.

Guestrooms. The 180 guestrooms have modern decor with crisp white linen and traditional wood furnishings. Amenities include air conditioning, complimentary wireless Internet, satellite television, direct-dial phones, hair dryers, safes, and desks.

Please note there is an additional city tax charge of 5% to be paid directly to the hotel for all bookings. Charge subject to change.

Room Types:

Single room:   One double bed. Contemporary decor with antique-style furniture. Air conditioning. Complementary bottled water. Complementary wireless Internet access. Satellite television. Safe. Direct-dial phone. Hair dryer.

Standard Twin Room:   Two twin beds. Contemporary decor with antique-style furniture. Complementary bottled water. Complementary wireless Internet access. Satellite television. Safe. Direct-dial phone. Hair dryer. Air conditioning.

Driving Directions: From Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS): Distance to the Blue Square Hotel is 25 kilometres, approximately 20 minutes' drive.

Getting there. A railway station is located under Schiphol Plaza, in the central hall of the terminal. Every 15 minutes a direct train runs to Amsterdam Central Station. From here take bus 21 to the hotel, costing approximately 6 EUR. There are taxi ranks outside the arrivals hall. Price subject to change.

Getting around. Amsterdam can easily be explored by foot. However, there are convenient bus, tram, and metro services running through the city and outside areas. Cycling is also a popular way to see Amsterdam. There are taxi ranks at the central station. Driving within the canal ring is discouraged.