Hotel Dordrecht

Location and private parking facilities were perfect . Price value poor . Far too expensive for the quality of the accommodation

Unique & Charming hotel in a beautiful city. We were in town for a weekend and had the best time Staff were all great too! If you want a break from typical hotel chains & something that feels like a guest house. Book here! Clean & easy to find. A great base!

The Hotel reflects the elan of past times. As if time stood still. This had a relaxing effect on me. Perfect

It's only a three star hotel. It is definitely too expensive for what it is. More than 160 Euros a night/room it's quite expensive. I know, around Amsterdam and Rotterdam all is expensive, but I think it should not be like this. Or give at least more service to reach 4-5 Stars. For the actual price, Mnimum I would expect to get some bottles of free of charge drinking water into the rooms. Would be nice an elevator to reach the top flor. Would be nice to get a sign on the main road guiding to the parking spot, which is behind the property. On arrival, I was told the hotel sends an Email explaining this detail, but I have not received this famouse email or it entered spam or simply I didn't notice that you send it to me. Breakfast was good. Simple buffet, but good.

Beautiful mansion turned into a hotel. Rooms were huge an renovated, so was the bathroom.Breakfast included and delicious! Highly recommend!

Gorgeous mansion turned into a hotel. Very friendly and kind staff. Our room in the attic was spacious and so beautiful! Garden is nice! Includes breakfast and parking! It feels you’re staying at a castle

We wanted a location between Rotterdam and Antwerp, so Dordrecht was ideal. The hotel was perfectly adequate and room 17 was spacious and quiet, facing the garden at the back. Not the fault of anybody that the weather was cold and damp while we were there. It was February! However the room was unacceptably cold with only just lukewarm radiators and no heating at all in the bathroom. On enquiring whether there was a fault with the heating, on investigating, the pleasant receptionist informed us somebody on the staff had turned the temperature down on the boiler! We guessed this was due to the recent high cost of fuel, but guests should not be expected to be as cold as we were. The additional cost of heating should be built into the room rate. That apart the hotel was adequate for a 3 star establishment.

Just returned from a few days at Hotel Dordrecht. The hotel is full of old world charm. We stayed here over 27 years ago and was delighted it was how I remembered it. Our room (19) was a superior room with a balcony, air conditioning and coffee machine. Very clean and everything you need. The bed was the most comfortable bed I have EVER slept in! The staff were friendly and helpful and breakfast was good too. Close to the town and amenities.

Our room was on the top floor with a River view. The room was spacious (not like most European hotels) with a nice sitting area and room to rest. At night we had a good view of the top of the clock tower. The twin beds were good, but the mattresses were foam rubber which did make for some soft edges when you tried to get up but it was comfortable.. The hotel was a old mansion which was refurbished into a hotel. There are photos on the walls of the ancient rooms and decor. There was no built in A/C but the hotel had added a moveable A/C unit (for summers) that definitely cooled our room. Plus, the swing open roof windows brought in a nice breeze. The bathroom was a good size with complimentary personal items (combs, toothbrush, lotion, etc.) I would give it five stars except that there is no lift in the hotel so getting to a room with luggage was a bit hard...they do need to offer a "bell captain" to bring luggage up the stairs. The receptionist was extremely helpful and nice. She was pleasant to work with and offered us the things we needed. Around the corner (100 meters) was a good sized grocery store and personal needs store (Action Stores). Across the road is a peaceful walk to the river's edge and benches to watch the sunset right on the river and looking at the Railroad bridge. only two blocks away is the historic Grote Kerk. This magnificent church has kept alive the history, stories, and facts of Reformation's Synod of Dort (1618-1619) which drove the error of Arminus out of the church and established Calvinism as the truth of the Bible.WHile the original meeting hall was destroyed in 1700's the replica of the meeting hall and artifacts from that meeting are inside the Grote Kerk. For breakfast, they serve a general plate of bread, meats, and cheeses and then offer a cooked-to-order side of bacon, eggs, etc. You can eat in the dining room or—if the weather is nice—eat in the rear garden. Beware, there is an addition of rooms on the backside that is not inside the Mansion and is the normal standard rooms. I would advise spending the few extra dollars to have a River View room inside the Mansion. The rooms are good, sitting chairs are nice, a writing desk is in the room and good sized coffee table. Each room has a mini-bar, but with the grocery store nearby it was nice to have the cold fridge. A definitely destination hotel!