Hôtel Kuiperduin

I wqs staying there for 2 nights and i have to be honest, it was amazing. The room was very clean it had a little smell but not worse. The people that working there are very very friendly and good peoples.They welcome you very warmly and help you, good hearts. The location hoek van holland was quit but its a nice little town.Very safe area. I can recommend this hotel. I would give it 4.8/5 stars. Enjoy your stay!

We had a fantastic stay here! The hotel offers various types of rooms: from budget rooms with shared facilities to comfortable rooms with a private bathroom. This ensures there is something for everyone, and the value for money is unmatched — this hotel is clearly one of the most affordable in the entire area (certainly within 30 kilometers). A major plus is the hospitality and the amenities. Throughout the day, you can enjoy unlimited coffee, tea, and cold water from a modern coffee machine — something you will hardly find anywhere else. Additionally, there is a beautiful garden where you can relax. The location is ideal: free parking in the city center, supermarkets like Lidl in the immediate vicinity, and the metro takes you to the heart of Rotterdam in a short time. Even the beach is within walking distance, putting both the city and nature within easy reach. The atmosphere is cozy, the staff is friendly and helpful, and we felt more than welcome here. We enjoyed a few wonderful days and will definitely be back. In short: highly recommended for anyone looking for affordable, comfortable, and practical accommodation in the Rotterdam region!

We spent a few days in the quiet Hoek van Holland, which, despite the wind and weather, were comfortable and relaxing. A well-appointed room with a skylight awaited us the evening of our arrival. During your stay, you might encounter the very courteous and friendly staff, who provide free water, tea, and coffee at all times. A highly recommended hotel for travelers looking for affordable yet worthwhile accommodations.

Clean and friendly service

A good sized room with a private bathroom, good breakfast, great staff, very nice,would recommend.

We had a wonderful stay at this lovely hotel. The location is perfect – very well connected by the metro to Rotterdam and to the beach, which made it easy to explore the area. The rooms were clean and very comfortable. What really made the difference, though, was the staff. They were incredibly kind, welcoming, and always ready to help us with anything we needed. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a relaxing yet convenient place to stay by the sea!

Clearly a three-star hotel, not a four-star one. There's no elevator, so you have to lug bags up four flights of stairs if you're upstairs. The toilet has a hook that comes loose when you pull the door. The interior looks a bit worn. The restrooms are spotlessly clean, and the beds are comfortable.

To begin with, you expect a warm welcome at a hotel, I have yet to meet anyone from the 'hotel' today. I booked two rooms: it was stated that we had a shared bathroom (toilet), but it turned out we also had to share one. We expected to share a bathroom with the two rooms we booked. However, it turned out to be shared across the entire floor, with three or four rooms (bathroom and toilet). The rooms were dated, with electrical outlets practically falling off the wall, wallpaper peeling, refrigerators making a lot of noise, kettles could have been descaled, door closers no longer working but going straight through the wall, holes and water stains visible in the ceiling, cracks in the walls, sagging floors, doors that split across the floor and wouldn't open fully. No one was seen to check in or out; you can enter with a code sent via text message, and you can take all the keys to all the rooms. In the (what they call) living room, there were empty beer bottles on the mantelpiece, and in the kitchen, there were dirty dishes and food on the table. The courtyard would be a gardener's nightmare if he entered. And most dangerous of all: no fire extinguishers, and the fire doors (connecting doors to the stairwell) were secured with rope to the Railing. Was there a second escape route? The front door mailbox didn't have a latch; a moderate burglar could easily open it. When I requested a crib, it wasn't available (there wasn't enough space), but I indicated I had a child under one year old and brought my own crib, which fit easily. If I'd known (and I need to sleep because we paid), I would have brought an air mattress for my daughter (it fit easily in the room), and then we would have had enough room to book for four people. That would have saved a lot of money. To find the shared bathroom, you have to follow the black arrows towards the push button in the hallway. Don't open the curtains on the hallway windows either, as they'll attract dust (I hope dust) and clutter. An average room in a student house is neater and better. Cost: €94 per room per night!

A nice hotel in the center of Hoek van Holland. We stayed on the ground floor overlooking the garden. The room was nicely decorated, but unfortunately the bed was too soft and the shower lukewarm. But still, we were pleasantly surprised.