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I spent one night in Monnickendam for business and was recommended this hotel by locals. I'm very familiar with The Netherlands and know the whole country, from North to South. Rather than staying in Amsterdam I preferred opting for the cosy atmosphere of a Dutch village and wasn't disappointed. The hotel hosts a one-starred Michelin restaurant, therefore I suggest to book the whole experience. Parking wise is problematic as there are roadworks that make the access to the parking quite complex to explain. But parking in this time of the year is free so just get the chance to have a stroll in the city centre. The hotel doesn't have elevator: for those who carry a hold luggage just be aware. Personnel is lovely and welcoming, very chatting and friendly. The hotel amenities are in line with the XVII Century history of the building, but for a business trip is complicated, not enough plugs in the room, lighting is not well placed, there is no space at all on the bedside table and no space for the hold luggage. There is a closet indeed, but for a couple staying I'm wondering how can fit all in. I appreciate is a historical building but a few little improvements are encouraged. I would definitely come back.

bedrooms comfortable and well equipped. Staff efficient and helpful especially Irene in the restaurant. Although the hotel is undergoing major refurbishment there is little disruption to the hotel is in a nice position for visiting this area

The layout of the hotel is very beautiful, very connected. The restaurant tastes great, and most local friends drive over from Amsterdam for dinner. A large party in the evening, many locals enjoyed it. There is also an area for children to entertain. In short, it is very caring.

The fishing village of Volendam itself is not large and the hotel is conveniently located near the lake and the main street. There is a problem. If you arrive by car, there is a railing to enter the fishing village of Volendam, which is 1-2 kilometers from the hotel. What password is required to enter the pole, but there are no instructions at the entrance and I don't know how to enter the fishing village. The business of the fishing village is quiet and there are many fish restaurants. If you sit in a restaurant overlooking the lake, the surroundings are good, the food is quite good, and the service staff is nice.

The town hotel facilities are quite complete.

Top hotel beautiful room views of the ice lake clean received by staff nicely eaten in the brewery s well received by staff with a delicious breakfast certainly worth the difficulty and certain to visit the city of Horn