The hype
Guests adore the 'Bridgerton' vibes and antique decor, but often struggle with the stairs and street noise.
Hotel Beijers
$140-220/ noc
Zarezerwuj to, jeśli You want to sleep inside a 17th-century antique dealer's dream right in the shadow of the Dom Tower.
Dlaczego ludzie to uwielbiają
- Genuine 1642 city palace architecture with high ceilings and split levels
- Each room is individually styled with real antiques by owner Bert Degenaar
- Unbeatable location: you are literally steps from the Domplein and canals
Szybki przegląd: It's a stunning museum you can sleep in, but the 17th-century authenticity includes steep stairs, squeaky floors, and zero elevators.
Przejrzane przez @liliesinthesurf: I took a leap to travel solo and landed in this absolute dream of a room at Hotel Beijers. The high ceilings and antique details made me feel like I was living in a period drama. It was the perfect reward for the journey—truly felt like the main character.
Goście, którzy tutaj przebywali, powiedzieli
Reality check
The 'breakfast' is often a picnic basket delivered to your door because there is no dining room, which some find charming and others find inconvenient.
- You love history and don't mind sacrificing modern conveniences for atmosphere
- You want to be in the absolute center of the action
- You enjoy boutique quirks like split-level rooms and heavy velvet drapes
Czystość i Konserwacja
9
- Housekeeping: Daily and thorough; guests consistently rate it 'spotless'.
- Bathroom hygiene: Modern bathrooms (renovated) contrast with the antique rooms; very clean grout and glass.
- Maintenance: Generally good, though some guests note squeaky floorboards or drafty historic windows.
- Linens & towels: Crisp, high-quality bedding; towels are fresh.
- Odors & scents: Neutral to fresh; no complaints of mustiness despite the building's age.
Sleepability™
6.5UMIARKOWANIE
0-4GŁOŚNO
4-7.5UMIARKOWANIE
7.5-10CICHO
- Dom Tower bells (every 15 mins)
- Street noise from late-night revelers
- Creaky wooden floorboards from neighbors above
Zanim zarezerwujesz
Warto wiedzieć
- Reception is not 24/7; email them if you plan to arrive after 6 PM.
- There is no on-site restaurant; breakfast is delivered to your room.
- They are a cashless hotel (cards only).
Co spakować
- Earplugs (essential for the church bells)
- Light luggage (you will carry it up steep stairs)
- Slippers (the wooden floors can be chilly and squeaky)
Room Genie
Najlepsze wybory
- Suite 10 (The Attic Suite): Incredible views of the Dom Tower, but requires the most stair climbing.
- Suite 01: First floor with high ceilings and a fireplace, easier access.
- Comfort Rooms: Good balance of space (35-48m²) and antique styling.
Pokoje do uniknięcia
- Cellar Suite: Can feel dark and damp; access is via a very steep stair down from the street.
- Cosy Rooms: Very compact (16m²), tight for two people with large suitcases.
Room Request Genie – skopiuj i wklej
“I would love to request a room on a lower floor if possible due to the stairs, or alternatively, the 'Pink' or 'Blue' Superior Room for the best antique character. Please avoid the Cellar Suite.”
FAQ i ukryte porady
Wszystko, co naprawdę chcesz wiedzieć, zanim zarezerwujesz.
Is there an elevator?
No. This is a monumental building from 1642. Stairs are steep and narrow.
Is there air conditioning?
Most rooms do not have AC; they provide fans, but it can get warm in peak summer.
Where do I park?
No on-site parking. Use P+R Utrecht Science Park (€6.30/24h incl. tram) for a deal, or P1 Hoog Catharijne (~€35/day) for proximity.
Is breakfast included?
Usually an add-on (~€17.50). It's a basket delivered to your room, not a buffet.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, dogs are allowed for a fee of €20 per stay.
What is the difference between Hotel Beijers and Petit Beijers?
Hotel Beijers is the main 'City Palace' at Achter Sint Pieter 140. Petit Beijers is a smaller sister property nearby at Vismarkt.
Porady dla wtajemniczonych
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The 'Cellar Suite' has its own private entrance from the street, which offers privacy but feels less connected to the hotel.
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If you arrive early, you can drop bags, but you might have to ring a doorbell and wait as the desk isn't always manned.
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Ask for a room facing the courtyard (B&B rooms) if you want to escape the street noise.
5 rzeczy, które warto wiedzieć przed wyjazdem
💡The 'reception' is basically a desk in the hallway; it feels more like a guest house than a hotel.
💡The stairs are not just steep; they are 'Dutch steep' (almost ladder-like in parts).
💡You might get a room with a split-level layout where the bathroom is up or down a few steps inside the room.
💡The antique furniture is real, meaning drawers might stick or chairs might be fragile.
💡There is no lobby or lounge to hang out in; your room is your only space.
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