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About Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
Amsterdam Airport Location
Amsterdam Airport is located 6 miles south-west of Amsterdam, in the municipality of Haarlemmermeer. It is the largest airport in the Netherlands and is situated close to the town of Badhoevedorp.
Amsterdam Airport Car Hire Advice
There are so many tourist attractions spread across Amsterdam that it’s recommended that you hire a car to make sure you see them all. Furthermore, with Amsterdam Airport being 10 miles away from the city centre it’s much easier to have a hire car ready to drive once you’ve landed, rather than having to wait for public transport or actually booking a hire car. At AnyCarHire.com we try and make the transition between plane and car as smooth as possible and pre-booking your hire car makes this much quicker for you. Simply put in the two dates that you want a vehicle from and to and we will compare each hire company at Amsterdam Airport to find you the cheapest deal, all within a few seconds.
Car Hire at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
Amsterdam Airport only has one terminal so all the hire companies are in one place. This is the Schiphol Plaza, which is located opposite the Dutch Railways ticket counters. The companies at Amsterdam Airport are: Alamo, Avis, Budget, Europcar, Hertz and Sixt.
Driving Directions to Amsterdam Airport
If you are coming from the centre of Amsterdam then you will want to get onto the A4/E19 towards Luchthaven Schiphol/Amstelveen/Den Haag and continue along this road until Exit 2 towards Luchthaven Schiphol, which you should take. After this you should merge onto Ceintuurbaan Zuid before keeping right to stay on it, at which point you will arrive at the airport terminal.
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport Contact Details
If you would like to contact Amsterdam Airport then you can call +31207940800 for all enquires.
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