Leonardo Hotels in Central Europe from NZ$118

"Great Hotel within MUC Airport. I come back here all the time when I catch my flight back to the USA, which is typically leaving late morning. Makes for a completely stress free travel experience!"

"Its central location "

"Clean - very convenient to airport and friendly helpful staff. "

"Fabulous hotel ! "

"Good first impression followed up with good reception staff and a lovely room. Four stars for staff as the lady on the bar the day we were leaving seemed to want to be anywhere but behind the bar. Twenty minutes after ordering food she started to do it but we needed to go by then. Never brought our bill on asking so we had to ask another lady. Apart from her everyone else was lovely and very obliging. Would definitely stay there again."

"Room was clean and staff was friendly. "

" Beautiful hotel so close to the train station. Loved it. "

"It was very convenient to all the major sights and attractions. It is right on the Amstel River. The hotel is quiet and clean with a number of dining options at all price points nearby; including a well stocked supermarket, Albert Heijn about 200m away out the back door, with premade breakfast, lunch and dinner to grab and go if you'd just like to save some money and eat in your room. I already recommended the hotel to two friends who are going to Amsterdam in April. "

"I loved my stay at Ruby Emma. The amenities were fantastic. It was such good value for money given how large the room was and it being such a modern hotel. I loved being able to control the room via an iPad, the bed was comfy and having black out blinds meant I slept really well. The only downside is the location. Being outside the centre of Amsterdam, there are no trams nor are there any good restaurants directly nearby as it’s a residential area. However, the metro station is 5 minutes away and it’s super easy to get into the centre. I particularly enjoyed going out in the De Pijp neighbourhood and I would stay here again as I find other hotels in Amsterdam to be expensive and poorly maintained. "