Steigenberger in European Union from AU$160

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Our top choices for European Union Steigenberger

Steigenberger Airport Hotel Berlin

Schoenefeld

Cameron

includes taxes & fees

13 July - 14 July

Steigenberger Hotel Am Kanzleramt

Mitte

Christopher

includes taxes & fees

26 July - 27 July

Indoor pool, open 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM, pool loungers

Steigenberger Airport Hotel Amsterdam

Schiphol

Leroy

includes taxes & fees

29 June - 30 June

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Top European Union Hotel Reviews

Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport

8/10 Good

"It was confusing to discover on arriving at the airport that there were two hotels with the same name and we had gone to the wrong one - a mistake that caused us unnecessary stress when we were tired."

Hotel ibis Schiphol Amsterdam Airport

10/10 Excellent

"I ended up in Amsterdam after my flight home from Brussels was canceled due to a strike and I had to rebook out of AMS for the following day. I was concerned that any hotel near the airport would have absurd same-day rates, but the Ibis was very reasonable. The major draw is the free hotel shuttle, which runs twice an hour during off-peak times and every 20 minutes during peak hours. This alone saved me close to 60 euros in Uber fees. I was also relieved that the room had AC, although it wasn't powerful enough to keep up with the high-90s F heat wave. With the provided fan, it did keep the room comfortable. I didn't use any of the buffet options because I bought a sandwich and some snacks in the airport/train station grocery store, which I highly recommend because the mini-market prices at the hotel are pretty steep, although buffet prices are standard for a hotel. With some planning, if you want to visit the city center, you can grab the shuttle from the hotel back to the airport and get a train to Amsterdam-Centraal for about 8 euros. It takes about 35 minutes for this trip, which is the same as a taxi or Uber. Coming home, I took an Uber because it was late and it ran about 27 euros, which is high but not outrageous for a half-hour journey. Overall, this comfy and convenient hotel was a godsend after a canceled flight, rebooking in a different country, and 12 hours of travel."