Dutch Coast RV Parks from NT$41,250

Stormy weather at the pier of Hoek van Holland, a seaside and port town along the Dutch coast near Rotterdam; Hoek van Holland, Netherlands

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Campsite - Combined Tents With Kitchen and Bathroom Located Near a Pond

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NT$160,085 total

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Aug 10 - Aug 11

Forest-edge Glamping Tent

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NT$41,250 total

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Aug 13 - Aug 14

Flevoland Glamping Escape

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NT$126,062 total

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Jul 20 - Jul 21

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Top Dutch Coast Hotel Reviews

Carlton Square Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Stayed with my husband and teenage son. Booked a deluxe room with park view and it was spacious enough for us all. Mini bar included. We had dinner a couple of times in the Zocher restaurant attached. Food was great and staff were helpful and friendly. Only had breakfast on one of the mornings during a week’s stay. Again, staff really pleasant and helpful. I’m a bit sorry I didn’t try butter and chocolate sprinkles on my bread. Hotel is close to bus stops and within easy reach of shopping, as well as Haarlem’s plethora of places to eat and drink. I would definitely recommend!"

Moxy the Hague

10/10 Excellent

"Hotel was great! Breakfast was great, lots of options, very filling! Hotel lobby/bar/main floor area is very inviting to sit and stay to spend time. They have games you can play, and a TV to watch (we were here over World Cup 2026 so games were played in the lobby for anyone to watch). Room was very clean, only complaint is our room had a sliding door to bathroom and light switch is outside of bathroom. Due to the way the room is laid out that means one person on the bed gets a faceful of bright light anytime anyone goes to the washroom. Not a dealbreaker, but can be very annoying for light sleepers. Location is awesome - 10 min walk to train station, bus stops close, multiple streets with restaurants/shopping close by. We did not use parking, but seems to be attached to hotel. Definitely would recommend this hotel, and Moxy chain in general."