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Villa 't Haasduin
Julianaweg 71b, 1949 AP Wijk aan Zee The Netherlands
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If you’re looking for a charming guest house in Wijk aan Zee, look no further than Villa 't Haasduin.
Villa 't Haasduin is a charming guest house offering a refrigerator and a seating area in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests.
The guest house features a sun terrace, outdoor furniture, and baggage storage. For guests with a vehicle, there is free public parking available nearby.
While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the seafood restaurants, including Dittis Sunsea Restaurant, Het Strandhuis, and PUUR ZEE Restaurant by Imko's, all of which are a short distance from Villa 't Haasduin.
Wijk aan Zee is also home to Dorpskerk Wijk aan Zee uit 1420, a popular architectural building that is not too far from Villa 't Haasduin.
The staff at Villa 't Haasduin looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
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Property amenities
Free parking
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Wine / champagne
Beach
Bicycle rental
Books, DVDs, music for children
Baggage storage
Non-smoking hotel
Street parking
Wifi
Golf course
Mini golf
Canoeing offsite
Board games / puzzles
Outdoor furniture
Sun terrace
Express check-in / check-out
Private check-in / check-out
Room features
Bathrobes
Housekeeping
Seating area
Bottled water
Clothes rack
Coffee / tea maker
Microwave
Bath / shower
Wake-up service / alarm clock
Refrigerator
Complimentary toiletries
Hair dryer
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Non-smoking rooms
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HOTEL STYLE
Romantic
Quaint
Languages Spoken
English, French, Bulgarian, Dutch and 1 more
Location
Julianaweg 71b, 1949 AP Wijk aan Zee The Netherlands
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Getting there
Somewhat walkable
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Grade: 53 out of 100
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I booked a room at Villa 't Haasduin for two nights in March 2017. It's certainly a place I'd return to. It's a five minute walk to the village so very handy if you're looking to socialise. Willemien and Ed are very friendly, and have lots of advice to offer on places to visit and how to get there. (Thank you! I did visit the market in the end and had a lovely time.) A lovely spread is put on for breakfast, so you certainly won't go hungry. And the apartment I was given to stay in had the most comfortable bed. I had two great nights' sleep.
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!
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Date of stay: March 2017Trip type: Travelled solo
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Room Tip:Â Booking an apartment here means you can come and go and prepare your own meals.
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My wife and I arrived from Lithuania, and the service and amenities were wonderful during our two week stay. There are different classes of rooms, and we inquired ahead about the one with a kitchen, which made life a lot easier on moderate food budget.
The property feels secluded, and is very quiet. The location is also ideal, with ample free parking on the street...something that is very rare in the Netherlands. It is a short distance (5 min walk) to the Spar grocery store, which keeps odd hours (3pm-6pm on Sunday), so plan ahead if you need something, or go into the town square to enjoy one of the many upmarket restaurants with a variety of quality fare.
Wil and Ed are wonderful hosts who are very knowledgable about the area, and multilingual in first world languages. Breakfast is very solid, and great value, but you need to book it before, especially during low season. This after all is a cozy bed and breakfast, not a hotel.
Wifi is free, fast enough for streaming Netflix in 1080p, and there is ethernet in some of the rooms if that is important to you. The room we had had a new tv and selection of cable channels, including BBC and Eurosport. A lot of Dutch programming is in English with subtitles, so if you speak first world like us, you will be able to stay on top of whatever reality shows America is putting out these days, and other goings on in the Netherlands.
Laundry service is available for a very reasonable fee. Inquiry before about turnaround time though. Again, this is an experience where the owners actually care about the customer, not a hotel trying to gouge for every necessity. My least favorite stress traveling is always doing laundry, and it was very nice that we were accommodated on site.
The bathrooms have showers with very strong pressure and hot water. It's a big plus, and the room we had included bath robes which is an even bigger plus. The bed in our room was soft with foam the way we like it, and we slept well every night. The room had ample storage, and we did not feel cramped even with two large bags filled. There was plenty of room to hang our clothes.
I would highly recommend staying here to anyone. It's really worth a trip over from Amsterdam to experience the beautiful history of the coast, and the walk *down* into town from sea level.
The property feels secluded, and is very quiet. The location is also ideal, with ample free parking on the street...something that is very rare in the Netherlands. It is a short distance (5 min walk) to the Spar grocery store, which keeps odd hours (3pm-6pm on Sunday), so plan ahead if you need something, or go into the town square to enjoy one of the many upmarket restaurants with a variety of quality fare.
Wil and Ed are wonderful hosts who are very knowledgable about the area, and multilingual in first world languages. Breakfast is very solid, and great value, but you need to book it before, especially during low season. This after all is a cozy bed and breakfast, not a hotel.
Wifi is free, fast enough for streaming Netflix in 1080p, and there is ethernet in some of the rooms if that is important to you. The room we had had a new tv and selection of cable channels, including BBC and Eurosport. A lot of Dutch programming is in English with subtitles, so if you speak first world like us, you will be able to stay on top of whatever reality shows America is putting out these days, and other goings on in the Netherlands.
Laundry service is available for a very reasonable fee. Inquiry before about turnaround time though. Again, this is an experience where the owners actually care about the customer, not a hotel trying to gouge for every necessity. My least favorite stress traveling is always doing laundry, and it was very nice that we were accommodated on site.
The bathrooms have showers with very strong pressure and hot water. It's a big plus, and the room we had included bath robes which is an even bigger plus. The bed in our room was soft with foam the way we like it, and we slept well every night. The room had ample storage, and we did not feel cramped even with two large bags filled. There was plenty of room to hang our clothes.
I would highly recommend staying here to anyone. It's really worth a trip over from Amsterdam to experience the beautiful history of the coast, and the walk *down* into town from sea level.
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Date of stay: October 2015Trip type: Travelled on business
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We just spent a 4 day weekend in the Netherlands. This was by far the best B&B we have ever stayed at. The owners, Willemien and Ed were very friendly (as were all the people in the area that we came into contact with) and a wealth of information, from places locally to eat, the best parking garage in Amsterdam to use. When we arrived our room was ready for us. They brought us drinks (beer, wine and sodas) in the garden and answered our many questions. The breakfast in the mornings was amazing as well. It is a bit outside the city, but it was so worth the drive. We traveled there with 7 adults and 4 kids, ages, 13,15, and two 18 year old boys. We never heard any of them complain that they wanted something to do. It is within a short walk to a very nice beach and family friendly restaurants. If we go back to the Amsterdam area, we will definitely stay there again.
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Date of stay: May 2014Trip type: Travelled with family
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I start with the cons so I can finish it on the positive side:
The walls were extremely thin and the house was loud. 4 rooms in a tiny building, we could hear everything, literally every move of every people, kids running around, slamming doors, screaming, etc. from 8am. We could even hear someone sneezing from downstairs. That is certainly not something you want when you are on a holiday.
The bathroom was literally next to the head of the bed, only separated with an accordion door. So you went to the toilet 7 feet away from your partner with barely any decent separation. Oh yes and semi-transparent windows(!!) on the accordion door, to make sure the remaining privacy is gone.
The room could use some airing before receiving guests or in general. Smelt a bit, but wasnt too bad.
The wifi is very weak but mostly you can catch it.
When we left we paid 2 Euros more than what our booking price on booking.com was. I did not want to make a fuss about 2 Euros but I don`t like when someone changes the price in a business in the end just because they don`t know what they are doing. Could`ve been a bigger surprise, then I`d have complained about it, which could`ve led to an awkward situation. Not a good and professional practice.
The pros are that the service is decent, the owners are nice, we stayed 3 nights, it did the job, the bed was very nice, the bathroom was nice and clean, there was a lot of complimentary coffees and teas.
Altogether I'd say try and go to a decent hotel in the area instead. We wanted to try the authentic local feeling in a guesthouse since we always go to hotels, but this was more than enough for an experience. If it is your last chance, try it, but otherwise go to a hotel.
The walls were extremely thin and the house was loud. 4 rooms in a tiny building, we could hear everything, literally every move of every people, kids running around, slamming doors, screaming, etc. from 8am. We could even hear someone sneezing from downstairs. That is certainly not something you want when you are on a holiday.
The bathroom was literally next to the head of the bed, only separated with an accordion door. So you went to the toilet 7 feet away from your partner with barely any decent separation. Oh yes and semi-transparent windows(!!) on the accordion door, to make sure the remaining privacy is gone.
The room could use some airing before receiving guests or in general. Smelt a bit, but wasnt too bad.
The wifi is very weak but mostly you can catch it.
When we left we paid 2 Euros more than what our booking price on booking.com was. I did not want to make a fuss about 2 Euros but I don`t like when someone changes the price in a business in the end just because they don`t know what they are doing. Could`ve been a bigger surprise, then I`d have complained about it, which could`ve led to an awkward situation. Not a good and professional practice.
The pros are that the service is decent, the owners are nice, we stayed 3 nights, it did the job, the bed was very nice, the bathroom was nice and clean, there was a lot of complimentary coffees and teas.
Altogether I'd say try and go to a decent hotel in the area instead. We wanted to try the authentic local feeling in a guesthouse since we always go to hotels, but this was more than enough for an experience. If it is your last chance, try it, but otherwise go to a hotel.
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Date of stay: March 2018Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We'd like to thank Willemien and Ed for having been exceptionally warm hosts during our 5 nights stay in their B&B in the beginning of May. The room we had was big and fully equipped with all the necessary (and even more) : fridge, gas stove, electric kettle and all the kitchen utensils. The B&B itself is situated in very picturesque place. There is enough parking space. There is a big supermarket 5 minutes walk from the Villa. The breakfast is always fresh and delicious and...more than sufficient. We keep very warm memories from our stay at Wijk Aan Zee.
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Date of stay: May 2014Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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PRICE RANGE
$145 - $193 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
The NetherlandsNorth Holland ProvinceWijk aan Zee
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Frequently Asked Questions about Villa 't Haasduin
Which popular attractions are close to Villa 't Haasduin?
Nearby attractions include Strand van Wijk aan Zee (1.1 km), Een Zee van Staal (1.2 km), and Dorpskerk Wijk aan Zee uit 1420 (0.5 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Villa 't Haasduin?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free parking, and a golf course.
Is parking available at Villa 't Haasduin?
Yes, free parking and street parking are available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Villa 't Haasduin?
Conveniently located restaurants include PUUR ZEE Restaurant by Imko's, De Liefhebbers aan Zee, and Be my Guest.
Is Villa 't Haasduin located near the city centre?
Yes, it is 0.5 km away from the centre of Wijk aan Zee.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Villa 't Haasduin?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, French, German, Dutch, and Bulgarian.
Are there any historical sites close to Villa 't Haasduin?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Ruins of Castle Brederode (7.5 km), Luchtoorlogmuseum Fort veldhuis (7.3 km), and Panser fort IJmuiden (3.3 km).