Haarlem Hotel Guide - Corrie Ten Boom House hotels in Haarlem, Netherlands.

"Impressive and large modern building. Rooms are spacious and amenities looked new. Massive lobby with more than enough seats. "

"It was quaint, warm, safe and gave great options for getting in and out of Amsterdam with a car or train! "

"Great hotel "

"Lovely. Everything was Lovely. The rooms are dark. It would be nice to have a little more lighting in the rooms. But everything about this place is just LOVELY"

"Love the hotel. Reminded us of USA. We loved the ambiance. Awesome hotel"

"Very nice and friendly staff. Charming area!"

"Love staying here for the location. Great access to everything in Haarlem city center. Bathrooms could use some updating to help make them feel cleaner."

"Room was spacious and clean. Amazing amenties. Went swimming in the pool and had a wonderful time. Pool has secured lockers just make sure to bring a towel from your room. Would recommend and return. "

"The Zwanenburgh Inn is a very nice hotel to stay in when you're visiting Amsterdam. It's only a 20 minute walk from the local train station to the inn. The walk along the waterway is quite peaceful & you can spot some friendly geese along the way. The hotel is very clean & quiet, the rooms have t.v. & refrigerators as well as wifi. The staff is friendly & helpful, there's also a restaurant on site. The hotel is in a residential neighbourhood so the surroundings are quite nice & family oriented. They have a policy at the Zwanenburgh that room cleaning occurs once a week. This is due to the fact that there's usually one person working per shift. However if you need extra cleaning you can ask and for a fee the room will be given an extra clean. Some people will find this unacceptable but it's not really a big deal at all. I tend to keep my rooms clean so it's not a bother to me and I like my privacy so it works out just fine. There is an Aldi just 5 minutes from the inn and an Albert Heijn store around the corner from Aldi about 15 minutes from the Zwanenburgh. If you like coming to Amsterdam as much as I do you should give the Zwanenburgh a try. From the local train station to Centraal Station in Amsterdam it's only about a 25 minute journey. You also avoid herds of tourists when staying in Zwanenburgh. The price for 7 nights was only 535$ and you really can't find a better offer for that price. "