We stayed for two nights in rooms in a separate building at the back of the main hotel, overlooking the garden. Rooms and bathrooms were very simple, verging on basic, with ample hot water for showers. TV's were older and the heating didn't work in our daughter's room. The downstairs rooms were darker and colder so I would suggest its... More

I only stayed in this hotel as the one I was already in had overbooked. What a disaster! For 130 Euros I expected (reasonably, I thought) a fairly decent place with some service. What I got was a noisy room, poor plumbing and indifferent staff. Granted the room, in the main building, was big, but the secondary glazing was poor... More

It is very handy for the town centre, which is the only reason for staying there That is its only positive. We found the service casual and uncaring. Familiarity breeds contempt I suppose. We stayed for some weeks. This is an over priced hotel which coasts on the fact that is the only hotel within Dordrecht. Some of us moved... More

Dordrecht only has one hotel at this time, located within walking distance of the city. Parking is a challenge and this hotel also has free parking. This is where the attraction ends. I found the hotel on line. The pictures were charming, but when we arrived we discovered, no elevator, carpet thread bare and I doubt if the room has... More

In spite of this being one of my favorite hotels in Europe, I will mention negatives in my review, no fear. I've stayed here 4 -5 times over the years and have two more bookings coming up in the next few weeks. I always ask for a room in the main house, an old mansion. The new wing situated in... More

Hotel Dordrecht was, originally, the private home of a nineteenth century banker who took up painting. You can see his pictures on the walls of the house. It's a redbrick mansion on the river front with an additional square block behind the house toi take the overflow. There's a quaint, very well stocked bar at the back of the main... More