Haarlem Teylers Museum Hotels

"The hotel is a bit date, however the hotel and rooms are being cared for. The rooms, bathrooms, towels, and bedding are clean. A plus the room came with a mini-fridge, not standard in Europe. The staff, Morena, was wonderful and provided some excellent history and tips for visiting. She advised us to buy a combo ticket to Keukenhof Garden with bus (QBuss) ticket. 13 minute walk from hotel towards central station a one none stop bus to Keukenhof Garden. The hotel is situated perfect location to explore Haarlem and other cities by train from the Central Haarlem Station, 13 minute walk. Morena also suggested the Corrie Ten Boom museum/memorial, get free tickets early (6/8 weeks prior to visit), we go lucky for non-peak time and really lucky. Breakfast is good and healthy. This hotel is centrally located to the Haarlem. I would stay again. Note, we weren't traveling with young kids, thus for singles and couples this place is safe, friendly and very good base to visit the Netherlands."

"Great lace to stay"

"Very comfortable bed!!!"

"I was checked in early and had breakfast. The staff was attentive and most helpful. Loved my room. "

"Very nice hotel but … keep in mind that bathroom is tiny!! If you are a big person maybe reconsider this option. Also is a little far from city center so will need taxi/uber to move around. Other than that it was very clean and a nice stay. They have a microwave in lobby just in case. Staff was friendly!"

"Clean room, large property with many activity options. We did not go with kids but would be great for kids! Right by the beach. "

"Wonderful little property! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful."

"Didn't pay for the breakfast. Around €16 so bought breakfast at Haarlem train station and brought it back to room."

"We didn’t get off to a good start as we were given a key to someone else’s room. Upon opening the door the room was full of someone else’s belongings. It’s not a nice feeling as it’s a real intrusion into someone’s privacy. "