The location of the Hotel is just perfect, it is just 20 min drive to the Kukenhof, Tulip Garden and it is well connected with the local transportation as the bus stop is a 3 minute walk. The breakfast at the hotel was amazing, delicious and had plenty of varieties. The room and bathroom are spacious and beautiful. The best part was the nearby bowling restaurant with bar. We enjoyed late night bowling which was so much fun. Courtyard also provided bikes on rent for the city day tour which is also a very good facility with affordable price.

There was nothing, it was perfect.

I like that the room was way bigger than what I expected. The windows are big and had a great view of the sunset. Soundproofing was good so even when the rooms faced the highway, you barely hear any traffic. The bed and the pillows were comfy! I like how there is a market at the hotel lobby since there are no nearby stores you can go to if you are feeling peckish or wanting a snack. You can rent bikes but the bus stop is just a few minutes walk from the hotel. Takes you directly to the airport or the EXPO Greater Amsterdam.

The bathroom was spacious however, the shower area is quite small and cramped and not cleaned well.

Overall its a nice hotel

The breakfast price is very high with limited options.. Parking is not free. They charge 17.50 per day for their own parking, which most hotels provide free of charge.. Airport shuttle is also expensive (EUR 7.50 per trip and whole day 10 EUR). There is no logic in this pricing slab. Water bottles are not provided by the hotel. They are asking to drink water from the bathroom, which is embarrassing... It's a 4-star hotel, and Marriott is a global company. They should maintain that same standard in all countries.

We've stayed here twice now and we really like it. Close to the airport with a shuttle you can book (in case you take the train or fly), but easy enough to find if you're driving as well. The beds were very comfortable compared to other places we've stayed throughout Europe, and the room was very clean.

The food at the attached restaurant is fine but very expensive compared to the quality of food you get. It's not bad by any means, but it is expensive. There are other restaurants nearby that you can also try but they were booked solid for the few days we were there, we chose to order something to be delivered to the room instead.

The room was very spacious and clean. The hotel is pretty and the staff was nice.

The rooms are not really soundproof and even though my room was on the 5th floor, I could hear a car rally outside on the first night which did not let me sleep until very late. I was charged a 150€ deposit for 3 nights but it was not specified on Booking that it was 50€ per night, it just said 50€ when I booked. I didn't like the night receptionist telling me "I am worried for your transportation" to offer me buy the shuttle pass, it felt like there was no other safe way to leave the hotel and that could induce anxiety for some people.

It was a lovely hotel. I liked everything about it, from the reception area, with friendly staff and the nice, little 24-hour shop, to the spacious, comfy room I had (328) beds were very comfy, nice and quiet and even the shower was lovely! Being tall, I always struggle to find a decent shower when I went on holiday, but the shower in my room was excellent.

There's not much I can say that I didn't like! It really is a lovely hotel. If I had anything to say, then I would say this: I really hate to dine alone, so I didn't manage to dine in the bar. It might be nice if guests can order room service so they can enjoy the food without having to feel anxious about dining above. But that's a really small thing I found to say because, truly, it's a really great hotel

Their shuttle has a fee charge and it's in tiny print. My bag was left in my hotel room and was never found. The Indian shuttle guy is racist he worked October 16 in the am and spoke in a terse way and just pointed to me where I should leave my own luggage. I travel every 90 days and o have never encountered such unprovoked ugliness. He was rude and showed a disgusted look on his face and yet he was dealing with an another person of color. When he dealt with white guests he smiled and greeted them. The other shuttle guys were friendly and informative.

This hotel’s location around the Haarlemerseebos is nice, we really enjoyed the surroundings. The rooms were well appointed and clean. There is a small market and limited restaurant.

There were not many amenities nearby, such as shopping, or affordable dining options. Parking is extra charge and very expensive and there is not an easy option for public transit. Breakfast is extra charge. Of concern is that some of the financial interactions were intransparent. Our 2 day stay resulted in dozens of transactions as all taxes, surcharges, breakfasts and parking are charged separately. The final invoice was so confusing, whereas I felt overcharged, but would almost need an accountant to conduct an audit.

Rooms are lovely spacious clean and comfy. The front desk staff and shuttle drivers exceptionally helpful and friendly. The wait staff in the restaurant could use some of that. Breakfast is 22.50 euros but worth every penny.

The pasta in the restaurant had no sauce on it and when requested parmeson we were told they would charge us for that or dressing on salad. I was astonished. It was truly an awful dinner. The next night we had a male waiter who was friendly and the dinner was better

Good sized rooms that were spotless! Family friendly as they were able to provide free cots for infants. The hotel is situated in a nice green space with easy access to the airport, in-house restaurant and other restaurants nearby. Also close to tulip fields and not too far from the city center. Overall, we had a very nice stay!

Overnight parking is expensive (there is free parking next door but not monitored so it's at your own risk). Also, breakfast is very expensive at 22 EUR per person.