Hotel Wienerhof

As option 1 of 2 because of full hotels I chose this one.. When I arrived I did not know if I entered a bar or hotel.. Got the room, looked very dirty and old.. Bathroom with bugs etc.. Poor heating on the room and only heat source in the bathroom was the drier for towels.. A lot of noise during evening/night..

Friendly staff at the Weinerhoff hotel and location is great for town centre (shops / restaurants) and train station but really over priced for what I’d call a very low 3 star hotel. Food is also below average unfortunately and breakfast not the best. Bottomless coffee is a bonus as there are some lovely areas inside to sit

Pillow of rubbleised foam lumps, lights so dim you cant see the key board With the lights on, room not serviced on a 2 night stay, breakfast terrible. Builders working from 7am wont be back

Stayed at the Wienerhof on two separate occasions for one night while going to/returning from an offshore job. The hotel is clean, friendly and has all amenities required. Rooms are ok for one or two nights but I wouldn’t want to stay for an extended period due to room size

We missed out on the last ferry (of the day) to Texel and the host, Tordes (hope I spelt your name correctly?), welcomed us for a very late booking at reception at 10pm. Not only did he offer a welcome drink on arrival, but we were given a free upgrade to the suite from the standard room. The suite was very clean and spacious. It included a very spacious "open-concept" bathroom area (perfect for couples) with a bathtub and shower (hot and cold water), and a balcony overlooking part of the city. The bed had a white curtain canopy and gave us the best sleep of our entire Netherlands trip - thanks to a quality mattress and pillow. Despite having a very loud neighbour and being close to the train station, we experienced no noise. We stayed here on a Friday night, and couldn't hear anything from dusk until dawn, even with windows open. If you like an accommodation with old world charm, and in a good location, definitely check out Hotel Wienerhof. If we had another night in Den Helder, we would stay here again. Check-in and check-out was very smooth. We were in/out in less than 5 minutes. And we felt our host, Tordes was very friendly and kind. Thank you for our stay! Michael

When we stayed in this hotel it was the first one one of the locals pointed us to so w got a night after a long bus journey so the first thing I did was to go for a shower with when I first stepped in was scalding hot then when you try get a nice temperature it fluctuates between boiling hot and freezing cold the double bed is not and actual double bed but 2 single mattresses squeezed into one bed cover and extremely uncomfortable poor quality like everything else in hotel the "steak" I ordered could not be described as a steak rather some random cut of beef tough as leather for the price I'd at least expect a ribeye chips clearly frozen and sauce from a packet the decor is dated at best wierd and creepy at worst like some old dutchmans farm has manifested its self into furniture breakfast is also a joke old nasty cheese and questionable bland and wierd texture scrambled eggs more like an omlate I could handle all of this if the price was reasonable but 150 for the night is definitely to much I would have been happy with the 50 to 70 range but to be honest I have stayed in hotels for that price that far outshine this dust pit owners clearly more interested in money than providing any form of decent service the one good thing I can say is the location that you can go straight outside and leave to a propper place with normal standards like amsterdam do not waste your money on this to be avoided at all costs

Wonderful, family-owned and operated hotel. Very quaint.

Hotel was in perfect location for the train station

Rooms are more like stalls with no amenities; for condition, service and appearance way overpriced