Airports in the Netherlands:

Amsterdam/Schiphol

Rotterdam

Eindhoven

Amsterdam Schiphol Airport

Without doubt, Schiphol is a firm favourite with business and leisure travellers having to connect between flights.  Its options for passengers arriving and departing from the Netherlands are no less impressive, with rail connections from under the airport, and a large land side shopping area.  Transfer passengers are equally well treated with clear lines signage and a simple to follow gate displays.  Food choices are limited to the normal range of fast food and chains.  Quiet places to sit and wait are often hard to find in the main concourse, but head upstairs and there is a wide range of choices, but be warned, the announcements are not as loud up here – so if you are planning to catch up on a bit of sleep, make sure you have some sort of alarm to wake you...
The airport also has a wide range of other things to do, including an art gallery and casino.

Rotterdam Airport

Rotterdam is a small regional airport, favoured by regional and low cost airlines.  As an airport it serves the cities of both Rotterdam and The Hague.  The airport has limited facilities but benefits from shorter check in times.

Eindhoven

Eindhoven airport in the south of the country has seen rapid growth over the last few years with the advent of low cost carriers.  The airport is a short ride by bus from the main city station, from where trains connections across the rest of the country are available