Muslim-friendly facts
- No alcohol served or in minibar — hotel listing
this property does not serve alcohol
(house rules) - Family & connecting rooms — hotel listing
Family rooms
(facility list)
How we know: facts come from our own checks, the hotel’s answers, its listing, guests’ reports after their stay, and guest reviews read for these needs. Where the sources disagree we claim nothing. Ask the hotel before booking if something is essential.
About the hotel
Modern and Convenient Accommodation The XO Hotels Blue Square offers a modern and convenient stay just a short drive away from Amsterdam city centre and Schiphol Airport. The hotel provides free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour reception for the comfort of its guests. Comfortable and Well-Equipped Rooms Each air-conditioned room at XO Hotels Blue Square features box-spring beds, a flat-screen TV, and tea/coffee making facilities. With some rooms offering scenic views of the Erasmus canal, guests can relax in comfort during their stay. Accessible Location and Nearby Attractions Located just 160 metres from Lodewijk van Deysselstraat tram stop, guests have easy access to explore the area, including a short drive to historic Haarlem and the RAI Conference Centre.
Questions
Is XO Hotels Blue Square alcohol-free?
Yes — the hotel’s own listing says so: “this property does not serve alcohol”
Does XO Hotels Blue Square have family or connecting rooms?
Yes — the hotel’s own listing says so: “Family rooms”
Is there a masjid near XO Hotels Blue Square?
Yes — Moskee El-Hijra is about 610 m away in a straight line (OpenStreetMap).
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Masjid distances: © OpenStreetMap contributors