Luxury Hotels in Dutch Coast, Netherlands

"The hotel was in a great location and the saunas were wonderful. "

"This Hotel failed to notify in "Hotel Details" on Expedia or emails that it was, at the time of my stay: ripping up the hallway carpet on all 6 of 6 floors grinding flooring glueing on new carpet Accordingly I was subjected to disrupted old carpet dust, concrete dust and black mould dust. This was from the lift exit all down the hall to my room door. I took photos to prove this. The concrete dust and mould was trampled into my hotel room carpet. Whilst the hotel staff were lovely and tried to tick all boxes on customer care they could not change the irrefutable fact that the Hotel Owners saw fit to take customer money without informing them of the health risk to customers. This was a breach of Expedia's policies and, certainly in Australia Health & Safety laws to subject any person to this dust and black mould hazard. I have bad asthma and this was an extremely bad environment for me I would never have consented to. I arrived at about 1030PM on Valentines Day and had no alternative to stay the night as no other hotels were available. On the second night the lovely staff moved me to the only floor (of 6) that had HALF a carpet PARTIALLY laid. The Hotel Owner's greed was a massive breach of customer trust. Sadly a Manager made a staff member "sweep" the black mould and fine dust in a non-ventilated environment. Obvioulsy pointless, worsening the dust and a hazard for the staff member. I showed my Uber Driver the photos and he was so horrified. "

"Room was very cold heating controls were broken shower alternated between very hot and very cold with just the slightest touch on the taps curtains were very difficult to close and confusion at checkout over payment i still have not received any invoice"

"Staff were great, room was really comfortable and full of amenities and the location was fabulous. Will definitely stay again. "

"Spotless, great facilities, good food"

"Friendly staff, clean room, great amenities. "