The Radisson Blu Hotel Amsterdam Airport is a 4-star business & conference hotel with a significant amount of meeting space, located within a green, park-like business park 5km from Schiphol International Airport and away from the busy tourist areas of the city centre.

By offering a complimentary airport shuttle service, the hotel is easy to reach from Schiphol Airport within 15 minutes. The train station located at the airport offers frequent connections with major cities and a direct connection to Amsterdam city center, which takes approximately 15 minutes. Schiphol airport train station is also an intermediate stop for the Thalys and other international trains.

The RAI convention centre, host of many national and international healthcare congresses, is 15km away and can be accessed by highways A4 and A5, both providing easy access to the airport, central Amsterdam, and other major cities in the country.

The hotel provides 130 parking spaces upon availability (fee applicable) including 2 complimentary charging stations for electrical cars.

The low-level building architecture and design style of the hotel is modern contemporary. The lobby, bar, restaurants, and meeting space have been completely renovated in 2020. Large windows on the ground floor and -1 level provide a clean and bright atmosphere emphasised with bold colours and accents.

The 281 guestrooms offer free Wi-Fi, working desk, laptop safe, mini bar and iron/trouser press. Bathrooms are functional with bath and shower and mid-range Radisson branded toiletries.

The hotel offers 179 standard rooms, 69 premium rooms and 33 suites. The Premium rooms include Nespresso coffee machine, complimentary water, bathrobe, and slippers. These rooms have the same size as the Standard Rooms, 26m2, and are not likely to be considered luxury or deluxe but, along with the Suites, would represent an upgrade and therefore their allocation to HCPs would need to be considered carefully. All rooms follow a similar colour theme.

The 160-seat Haven restaurant located at the -1 level of the hotel is used for breakfast, group lunches and group dinners. The restaurant is connected to the terrace which offers options for outside lunch and networking dinners. There are no private rooms within the restaurant so for smaller dinner groups, tables can be reserved but a meeting room would be required for private functions and meetings. For larger groups privatization of the restaurant is a possibility. The design of the restaurant follows that of the hotel, a modern and attractive style aligned to the business position of the hotel.

The Otium a la carte restaurant, lounge and bar is located at the ground floor of the hotel and offers an a la carte menu with seasonal dishes.

Located at the top floor, is a complimentary fitness area overseeing the airport, which offers free weights and activity machines. The hotel does not offer pool or spa treatments.

The majority of the meeting space is located on the ground floor of the hotel including the ballroom, the largest meeting room which can accommodate 435 persons in theatre style (with front projection), or when divided into three parts, 153 persons in theatre style each. The ballroom has no pillars and a ceiling height of 3.95m.

Four break-out rooms and four board rooms/offices are located on the ground floor as well, offering space from 6 to 64 persons in a variety of styles. On the -1 level, three more meeting rooms were added in 2022 which can be used separately or combined as one large room. These meeting rooms offer space to approximately 84 person theatre style each and have large windows and doors opening onto the terrace and are therefore also ideal for private dinners.

Five more meeting rooms are located on the 8th floor offering a capacity of 6 to 40 persons in a variety of styles. Each meeting section can be privatised when reserving all meeting space in that section. Each meeting section includes a foyer area where refreshments are served. All meeting rooms are easily connected by stairs and three fast elevators. The ground floor and -1 level meeting space were completely renovated in 2020 (ground floor) and 2022 (-1 level meeting space) including state-of-the-art audio-visual technology to ensure the success of any meeting or event.

Décor follows the design style of the other parts of the hotel with a contemporary, effective design with present-day technical equipment across the 19 multipurpose meeting rooms. All meeting rooms offer natural daylight.

Lunch is served buffet style offering a combination of seasonal hot & cold dishes, stand-up in one of the hotel’s foyers or sit-down in the restaurant.

The hotel’s location and meeting space allow it to support international, national, and regional healthcare meetings and has experience in holding corporate healthcare company internal sales and training meetings, and meetings that involve HCPs including advisory boards and investigator meetings.

As an airport venue we see little in terms of brand, design, architecture or facilities to be considered a significant compliance risk. 

The Radisson Blu Hotel Amsterdam Airport was a five-star property, however, is officially a four-star property. Legacy external travel websites may carry references to a five-star property, but this is incorrect.