Paid parking is available throughout Noordwijk. Our hotel has a partnership with the parking lot and garage of the Vomar supermarket behind our hotel (Bomstraat 19). This is about a 3-minute walk away. Parking costs €22.50 per car, per night.

Upon arrival, you will receive a parking ticket, which will be activated at the hotel. After activation, you can enter and exit the hotel as often as you like for the entire duration of your stay (including the entire day of departure). Unfortunately, it is not possible to reserve or guarantee a parking space here.

You park at all times at your own risk.

Note: If your license plate is registered with a parking app, such as Parkmobile or Stadsparkeren, you may not receive a ticket. Parking will then be charged to your own account (€25 per 24 hours). If you don't want this, please disable it.

Our hotel has 7 VIP parking spaces on-site. You can reserve these upon arrival (subject to availability). The cost is €35,- per car, per night. If you use a hotel parking space, you can use it until check-out time (11:00 AM).

We have two 15-minute parking spaces in front of our hotel that you can use to load and unload your luggage.

You can also park on the boulevard. Rates depend on the municipality of Noordwijk.

You park at all times at your own risk.

Noordwijk is easily accessible by public transport, mainly via train connections to and from Leiden Central or Haarlem, followed by a direct bus ride. From Leiden Central, frequent buses run to various locations in Noordwijk in approximately 30–40 minutes.

Bus lines 20, 90, and 385 stop behind our hotel. The best stop to get on or off is “Parallel Boulevard.” Bus 90 also goes to Keukenhof.

Important public transport options to Noordwijk:

• Via Leiden Central (most popular option): Take the train to Leiden and transfer to bus line 20 or 90.
• Via Haarlem: Take the train to Haarlem and continue with bus 385.

Payment: You can travel using an OV-chipkaart or simply with a debit card.

Green walk along the ditch, Lyonpad behind the city center

Behind the city center lies a quiet green space (Lyonpad) in the Palenstein neighborhood. There's a fenced-in dog run here, but the walk along the ditch is especially recommended and takes you all the way to the Segwaert neighborhood, or even on to the Noord Aa.

Day trip to Bali and swimming

In De Balij Forest (1,000 hectares) – also known as the Balijbos – dogs are allowed off-leash in many areas. This is indicated by signs. Together with the Bieslandse Bos (300 hectares), the Balijbos forms a beautiful natural area between Zoetermeer, Delft, Pijnacker, and Nootdorp. The areas are separated by a railway and two roads, but if you don't mind keeping your dog on a leash, both forests can easily be combined into one very long (day) walk. You'll also pass a large (swimming) lake with several dog beaches. Hiking trails that can take you through nature reserves, even to the market square in Delft (the Balij Route), also start from here! The Balijbos is also easily accessible for wheelchair users.

Romping through the forest and dog beach Westerpark

Westerpark is a beautiful, somewhat older park, with plenty of water and winding paths among the trees. Except during the breeding season, from March 15th to July 1st, dogs are allowed off-leash everywhere.