Best Hotels near Kroonpassage, Den Helder

We missed out on the last ferry (of the day) to Texel and the host, Tordes (hope I spelt your name correctly?), welcomed us for a very late booking at reception at 10pm. Not only did he offer a welcome drink on arrival, but we were given a free upgrade to the suite from the standard room. The suite was very clean and spacious. It included a very spacious ”open-concept” bathroom area (perfect for couples) with a bathtub and shower (hot and cold water), and a balcony overlooking part of the city. The bed had a white curtain canopy and gave us the best sleep of our entire Netherlands trip - thanks to a quality mattress and pillow. Despite having a very loud neighbour and being close to the train station, we experienced no noise. We stayed here on a Friday night, and couldn't hear anything from dusk until dawn, even with windows open. If you like an accommodation with old world charm, and in a good location, definitely check out Hotel Wienerhof. If we had another night in Den Helder, we would stay here again. Check-in and check-out was very smooth. We were in/out in less than 5 minutes. And we felt our host, Tordes was very friendly and kind. Thank you for our stay! Michael

I stayed here many times last 3 years and it is one of my favourite hotels only because of the location. In the mainstreet of De Koog, around the corner of the beach. These past years without any renovations makes the rooms and hotel warnout and a step back in time. Pro’s: - location, superb! - Breakfast, pretty good for a 3 star hotel Con’s: - Rooms are old and warnout. - Bathrooms are old and warnout. - No customer service of whatsoever As a regular no recognised, no welcome back. Nobody cares how your day was, nobody asked if your stay is nice. Even when you enter, nobody is greeting you first. On top of all, the hotel is asking for a donation because of the Covid 19 situation. I think, as a guest who wants to visit you in this situation, it is a small effort to be friendly and nice to your customers. Unfriendly and asking for a donation is pretty rude! Also as restaurants and bars are closed, it is not allowed to bring food yourselves or to order from restaurants nearby. As a part of the community and everybody struggles it is pretty rude to customers and to your colleagues in the same town to place a sign like this in the room. As I mentioned, your stay is “doable” but only if you are outside the whole day and don’t mind a warnout room. When prices are high and comparable with other hotels, I would recommend to choose another hotel.

The rooms are large, beds are good and happy sailing on the ground. Bad rooms are also good, only shower in bathroom. I would put a bath mat in the bathroom against gliding out there. The room was cleaned very low (that is in most Fletcher hotels so) Furthermore, the room was clean. The rest of the hotel is clean. It is a bit dated, but the pleasure and service are excellent. Both the reception and the servers are very friendly, polite and very kind. In short ........ Here we will be happy to come back,

The hotel is beautifully dressed at the hall and the halls. The room seems clean but the room was not so clean, it seems that it was surfacely cooked (powder in the room and fungus in the bathroom). The room has only damage, even if renewed in 2020, it gives a sweet impression, and there is a constant scream that you hear at night, no idea where it comes from. Do not take a room with balcony, this is no added value since there is no ordinary room with balcony with sea view (we had deluxe room with balcony and had direct view of the neighbor and his workshop). The staff was very friendly but not every staff member spoke Dutch. The breakfast was not really so good, hard omelet, pocketed spice ipv baked. One day croccant breads but another day not. It didn't look so fresh. The fresh orange juice was just made from a bag, not pressed freshly. The pool was large enough but a little cold. The fitness is very wide. Generally our stay was a small adversary and we will not return.