Car hire at Amsterdam Schiphol airport

Parking Options at Schiphol Airport

Whether you need to drop off someone, pick someone up or stay at the airport for a long time, Amsterdam International Airport Schiphol has the ideal parking options for you. The airport has four types of parking facilities: long-term, short-term, valet and visitors parking.

Schiphol airport parking is an affordable option for long-term trips. You can park your car in one of the two parking garages at the airport. The parking garages are located a few minutes away from the passenger terminal. You can park your car for as long as you like and use the free shuttle buses to get to the terminal.

The P3 and P1 parking garages are located next to the passenger terminal. The P3 parking garage is an open-air lot. The P1 parking garage is a covered garage. You can park your car in the P1 garage for up to 48 hours. You can park your car in the P2 parking garage if you prefer to park it in a covered garage. The P2 parking garage has a tunnel connection to the passenger terminal.

If you park your car for longer than 48 hours, you will have to pay a fee. The first day is EUR 40 and the second day is EUR 67,50. There is a penalty of EUR 100 if you overstay for three days or more.

Schiphol airport parking has a range of options, which you can book online. The website asks you for your arrival and departure dates. The website then suggests the best parking options for your trip.

Returning a Rental Car at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport

Upon arrival at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, Netherlands, you will be faced with a variety of car rental companies. Some of the big boys are Avis, Hertz, Budget and Enterprise. Depending on the company, you could be faced with a queue that could be as long as an hour.

Thankfully, car hire companies are located in Schiphol Plaza, a short walk from the escalators. They also have an information desk, where you can ask questions about airport facilities and amenities.

The first thing you should do before picking up your rental car is check the fuel level. This may seem like a no brainer, but it's a good idea to make sure you'll have enough gas to get you to your destination.

The car hire process can take as little as fifteen minutes. It's a good idea to make sure your credit card is on hand. The process is a bit confusing, but there are signs to help guide you.

• The E-return system, offered by Sixt, is also a good idea. It records the exact time you drop off your rental car.
• You may also want to consider a company called Seal & Go for a free luggage wrapping service. You can also make use of the free baby care lounge, located between the second and third lounges.
• If you have a large budget, you can hire a chauffeur from Auto Europe, which has one of the largest fleets of luxury cars in Amsterdam. It's also possible to use their'short-term leasing' program.

Getting Around From Amsterdam Schiphol Airport to the City Center

Getting around from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport to the city center is relatively easy. The easiest way is to take a train. You can buy train tickets from ticket machines at the airport. These machines accept both credit cards and debit cards.

You can also buy tickets online. The price varies depending on the service provider. If you want to save money, you can use the OV chipkaart.

Another option is to take a bus. This option is good for families and groups. It's also cheaper than taking a taxi. There are a number of bus companies at the airport.

You can also get an airport shuttle. These buses are almost as good as a private car. They are also available at participating hotels. You can get discounts if you're traveling in a group of eight people or more.

Trains also have a station at the airport. They run from the airport to Amsterdam Central Station. The journey takes about 20 minutes. The fastest way is to take the Intercity Direct train. It departs from the airport every 15 minutes. There are also trains that run to Rotterdam and Utrecht.

You can also take a taxi from the airport to the city. There are taxi stands outside the main airport entrance. The prices vary, but they can cost from 40 to 50 euros. If you're going with a group, you can also book a private transfer. These are cheaper, and the driver knows the best routes to get you to your destination.