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We recently spent 2 nights in Maassluis while on a bike trip around Holland. I was looking for a place to spend a day off the bikes, relaxing, and I was looking for something modern in that part of Holland. We knew nothing about Maassluis but it sounded interesting to be right on the seaway into Rotterdam. And the hotel website photos looked very appealing. We were not disappointed! The hotel is in a renovated historic building; it's been open almost one year, so the property feels and looks brand new. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful and made us feel very welcome, even allowing us to being our bikes into a conference room for safekeeping. We had a huge room on the second floor with a glorious view over the harbor and the seaway. We could sit in the room and see huge ships passing by, all the time. The rooms are decorated in a maritime style, blues and grays, and totally modern. Huge windows with lots of light, air conditioning that worked perfectly, very spacious with sufficient storage space, and a totally modern bath area with huge open shower. (The shower is so large that even without a door, no water runs into the rest of the space.) We even had a large outdoor patio space overlooking the harbor. A nice buffet breakfast is served in the restaurant area. The hotel location on the seaway is worth it, although it does take about 10-15 min to walk to the heart of town. It's a nice walk and a quiet one (once you cross the main road/train), so not a problem. And it's a lovely town - without hordes of tourists! We loved staying there and although we don't have much reason to go back to Maassluis, we might do so just to enjoy the hotel again.

I stayed at the hotel between 29/06-04/07 for a business trip. The location is very nice and next to some wonderful walking areas. The room was small but nice and I liked the minimalist style. The personnel were very helpful with a strong professional attitude and made my stay very pleasant. I want to thank them all and especially the front desk employees Max and Alysha! For sure I recommend it to others and will choose it again for possible reservations in the future.

A pleasant room clean with everything. Friendly staff 24 hours someone present. Here is a nice extensive breakfast. Located very close to the center this is walking distance. Parking the car cannot be a problem next to the hotel or in the parking garage next to.

Room was as I had anticipated from the reviews and photos that it was very dated with faded carpet etc but clean and a very big family room with the two kids single beds up a very steep set of wooden stairs in the room (so steep that I actually had my youngest sleep downstairs and I slept upstairs as I was concerned that if he woke in the night for the toilet which was downstairs he might fall down them). The room was very warm so windows open was a must. The noise from the bar outside the room finished at around 12:30am and then young people sat shouting and drinking in the square outside the room until about 3am. Not great for a family room. Whilst I know this wasn’t the hotels fault, when I told staff at checkout about this their reply was ‘yes it’s always like that, bad isn’t it.’ I did say that had I know the family room looked over a noisy square where people congregated at night I wouldn’t have booked it and they should probably tell people this, the staff said thank you. Also there is a window next to the two childrens beds in the upstairs part of the family room that doesn’t have a curtain on it so whilst the main windows do have good curtains, if your children wake up to light there is a lot coming in that room in the morning. A shame as you’d have thought that was an easy fix for the hotel so why they’ve not done it I don’t know. Lovely town, hotel dated but nice but just not much sleep on a Friday night after a long day travelling from the Uk with children.

A very simple hotel in the historic center of Brielle. Decor is reminiscent of the 1960s.. rooms small.. beds are also good. Friendly staff. If you want to be sure of a good night's sleep, order a room at the rear of the hotel. The front is located on a busy street with many restaurants, which can cause noise pollution, especially during the weekend. Free parking behind the hotel is a plus. Good breakfast. Room price in my opinion on the high side for what is offered.

Great hotel with excellent service. We’ve been here a couple of times. The beds are comfortable and the view is special watching the big ships. The breakfast was very diverse. We had a great cocktail late evening. I forgot my charger and Delta hotel is sending it back to me charging only the costs of shiping. We’ll be back!

Was a short stay for covid isolation prior to work. Reception was very welcoming, clean, roaring fire, and friendly staff. The room was clean and more than suitable for a weeks isolation. As I was bound to the room itself I had to rely on asking the staff for things! On hand was Bowy. Lovely young man who replied to my requests promptly and couldn’t do enough to help. I didn’t have a travel adapter with me and initially reception staff said they didn’t have any. Bowy, however, went out of his way to find me one knowing how important it is to keep phones charged. He will do well if he stays in the hotel industry. Not much else I can say as didn’t leave the room until it was time to go! Many thanks.

I wish I could give this hotel a higher rating but the standard of housekeeping lets it down. We visit family in Vlaardingen regularly and have been using the Novotel for a few years. We asked for a room with walk in shower but were given one with a shower over the bath and had to go back to reception to change rooms. On 2 days no coffee sachets were left and nobody in reception or in the bar could help. Despite hanging our towels up every day we ended up with 7 bath towels by the end of our stay! We arrived back at 11pm on Saturday night to find the bed hadn't been made up. I used to put up with poor housekeeping at the Campanile as it was cheap and cheerful but this hotel is over £100 a night plus £10 a day parking. We ate in the restaurant the first night - the waitress might have mentioned to my husband that his burger came with fries when he ordered a plate of loaded fries, which was enormous, and would easily have fed us both. I had also ordered them with my salad! Needless to say a lot were wasted. When we queried some of the above at check out the lady told us we could have asked for coffee - we did! and that beds didn't get made every day.. I will be looking at other hotels or an Airbnb (where I'm happy to bring my own coffee and make my own bed!) on our next visit!