NH Hotels, Leerdam hotels

"Clean hotel"

"Good location, well equipped room"

"DoubleTree by Hilton Royal Parc Soestduinen is a serene getaway surrounded by forest and nature, perfect for a relaxing stay or a productive business retreat. The rooms are spacious, clean, and equipped with balconies overlooking the golf course or wooded landscape — a rare luxury so close to Utrecht and Amersfoort. The wellness area, with its pool and sauna, adds a real sense of calm, while the on-site restaurant offers quality dishes with professional service, though prices are on the higher side. Staff are friendly and attentive, maintaining the Hilton standard of hospitality. The hotel could benefit from a few modern updates in décor and air conditioning systems, but overall, it delivers a peaceful, upscale experience with great comfort and atmosphere."

"The New York Suite was a great choice. Very spacious with luxury touches, nice and close to the resturant and car park. The kids also loved the bunk beds and tvs. This is our favourite hotel chain in the NL as regular travellers."

"Breakfast was fresh"

"Best breakfast food, very fresh and good service "

"Moxy is great for the traveller, very efficient. Don't expect too many frills, but always clean and comfortable. The multiple charging ports in the room are very handy, mean I just need to take a charging cable with me and can leave the block and the adaptor at home. "

"Nice room"

"Great place to stay for Efteling. Right next to the park, with its own entrance. Rooms are top-dollar but they're big, clean and comfy. Restaurants are fine, with a nice breakfast menu and good dinner selection. Some of the menu is nouvelle-style - fish portions are tiny, for example, so look around and clock what looks good on other plates. I recommend the bar snacks platter, enjoyed it for dinner. The staff are amazing - so friendly, and Famke was just so helpful when we had ticket issues, incredibly professional. Only snag - no snacks and drinks at reception, all has to be bought from the bar, where it comes opened-up."