Rotterdam Hotels with Free Parking.

The hotel's location is excellent, right outside the metro station, and close to both the water bus stop and the bridge. The room was spacious enough, but the shower design was a bit odd; the half-glass partition completely failed to prevent water from splashing out. Because the room faced the main road, it couldn't entirely block out the noise from the tram. Breakfast was very good, with a wide variety of options. Housekeeping wasn't thorough enough, as the hair in the sink wasn't cleaned for several consecutive days of my stay.

This hotel is in a very convenient location if you need to be at Erasmus University Rotterdam. Staff at reception was very friendly and welcoming and the room is spacious and at first sight looks comfortable (it looks better in reality than on the photos I took). Unfortunately, the beds are extremely soft though. That is of course a matter of personal preference and some guests may like the soft mattresses, but I couldn't sleep on them. Fortunately, there was a sofa in the room that was large enough to sleep on and much more comfortable than the beds;-) I might stay here again because of the location, but in terms of beds this would probably not be my first choice.

We really liked the hotel and our room. The air conditioning worked very well, the room had a lovely view, and the lobby offered several comfortable areas for working. We also appreciated the self-service Starbucks coffee machine in the lobby. There are only a few areas that could be improved. The mattress and bedding felt quite old and overly soft, so the bed did not provide the comfort we would expect from a hotel of this standard. The bathroom door did not close properly and had a large cut-out, which offered very little privacy and did not feel appropriate. Housekeeping also arrived quite late, usually at around 3:00 p.m., and some of the rubbish bins were not emptied. Overall, we had a good stay and would rate the hotel four stars, but improving the beds, bathroom privacy, and housekeeping consistency would make the experience even better.

The building seemed old, but it was beautifully renovated and very comfortable. The room itself was stylish too. However, it was a bit small, there was no changing area for the shower, and the sink was tiny and inconvenient to use. There was no ramp at the entrance, so carrying luggage up the stairs was a bit difficult. Markthal, a famous tourist spot, was right nearby. We enjoyed it, but there was nothing we could buy there at tourist-friendly prices! We only shopped at the supermarket downstairs. The Saturday market in the square behind the hotel was interesting. They sold a variety of things cheaply, like seasonal fruits and vegetables, fresh fish, clothing, and杂货, and many locals were also shopping there.

The room was very clean and the hotel had great access to the Grand Place, with many lively restaurants and souvenir shops nearby. Getting there from the station involved a lot of slopes and cobblestone streets, which might be a bit challenging with heavy luggage, but it wasn't far. The twin room we stayed in on the second floor didn't have an elevator, and it was hard to carry our heavy bags up. According to the floor plan, most other rooms seemed to have elevators, so maybe we just got unlucky with our room. However, it didn't face the street, so it was quiet. Being on the second floor, we could only see a mural from our window, but a friend who stayed in a single room on the fifth floor said they could see the Grand Place, so higher floors might offer better views. The front desk staff were friendly and happily stored our luggage for the next day. Overall, it was a good hotel. I'd like to stay here again if I have the chance.

Nice, stylish lobby and a great location. Parking is far too expensive as there's no private parking lot. Even after checking in online, there was still a long queue for the key. The room had no instructions and no extras like a bottle of water. No fridge for medication! Kids were playing and running in the hallway! Noisy rooms, though the sound insulation from outside is good. The mattress is comfortable but had lint that was easily felt through the bed linen.

Conveniently located just 15 minutes from both the train station and the main shopping district, this hotel offers an ideal base for exploring the area. It stands out as one of the better options in its category, offering comfort and excellent service. The staff are a true highlight – friendly, attentive, and responsive to all enquiries. A special mention goes to Merle, who went above and beyond to assist us with travel arrangements. Her warm and professional manner made a lasting impression. One area for improvement is the breakfast offering. Guests with dietary restrictions or those who avoid meat and eggs may find the options somewhat limited. Expanding the menu to cater to a wider range of dietary needs would enhance the overall experience. Overall, a highly recommended stay with thoughtful service and a prime location.

Very good hotel, spacious and comfortable room. I found some dust in the coffee machine and in a few other spots, but otherwise it was quite clean and comfortable, with good beds and enough storage. A shame there were no sheer curtains on the windows, as there was a lot of direct view into the room! The breakfast was good quality but a bit simple, though still very tasty. The staff were super nice, and the hotel smells pleasant when you walk in, which is lovely. Overall, a very good hotel. I would come back if I'm ever in Rotterdam again. Thanks!

This hotel is a great choice for business trips to Rotterdam. It's centrally located with lots of shops nearby. Both the bathroom and the room itself were quite comfortable. Being so close to the train station means you won't be rushing to catch a train to Amsterdam for your flight!

Centrally located Well maintained Staff need personal skills on how to interact with guests, and be helpful in need No A/C [or was out of service] and the room was like an oven when we stepped in, and we chose to spend most of the time outside because of that, and returned back to room just to crash Next day we had a fire alarm, and thats when all the drama strated Guy behind the counter was clueless on how to reset the alarm. Elevators were knocked out. Staff behind counter clueless on the hardships faced by guests (and unwilling to help) Not only did we have to climb stairs all the way to 7th floor, and we had to bring our 3 suitcases down seven floors by ourself Staff unapologetic or unwilling to help on a bright warm sunny day? WOW! Mind boggling