Hotel De Lange Jammer

“Niet tegen gevallen, maar ik zou er toch niet meer naar toe gaan.”

The price‑to‑quality ratio isn’t terrible, but everything feels quite basic. The owner was friendly yet just business‑like. Breakfast was fine, which is acceptable. Dining out is a real challenge because there’s only one nearby spot, and when it’s closed you’re stuck. Otherwise it’s pretty quiet. The only dining option is the nearby petanque place, and a small pleasure‑boat harbor offers little else to do.

Alain·Een maand geleden

“Correct, intérêt historique”

The breakfast room was friendly, filled with many photos and details about the polders’ construction, and featured portraits of Mr. Lely, the town’s namesake. The hotel itself was modest, offering decent comfort but with clear limits.

Jerome49·Een maand geleden

“Overnachten in een eenvoudige kamer in een historisch pand waar vroeger arbeiders verbleven.”

The historic spot and good breakfast were highlights, but there was no soap for hand washing, it was noisy, and a car parked right by the window kept starting and stopping at night, waking me up repeatedly with slamming doors and engine noise.

Nico·2 maanden geleden

The location was great and quiet, but the room had no air‑conditioning, making it uncomfortably hot, the ventilation system was loud, and we were never given the key to open the window, apparently an oversight.

Jonathan·2 maanden geleden

“Exactly what I needed”

The vibe was very relaxed, and everything else was fine.

Graeme·2 maanden geleden