Fletcher Hotel - Restaurant De Zalm

The room was pretty basic although that was what we expected as we'd booked the cheapest room with a shared bathroom. The soundproofing of the rooms is pretty poor though - we could hear the person/people in the room next to us talking and the sound carried into our room and even earplugs didn't help. We alerted staff at about 1am who helpfully knocked on the door next door. Unfortunately, our neighbour(s) didn't take this to heart. At 1.30am I went down to reception again as we could not sleep at all because of the sounds. I asked for another room and staff were very helpful and supportive. So we slept much better once we'd moved to another room. Hotel staff were friendly and helpful. Unfortuntely we had a very short night. If we had not had noisy neighbours and/if the soundproofing of rooms was better it would have been an acceptable stay in an average hotel. The beds (in both rooms) were comfy.

Staff is great! Website is not accurate about port beeing 15 min drive. Taxis charge a lot and we took the bus for an hour to get to port. Steps are very steep in hotel when you have luggage or physical disabilities. No fridge in the room or coffee machine. Our room was renovated but carpets in hallways and staircase in room needs change. Our room was next to bar behind the hotel and noisy at 2am. Very cute little town. Food at the restaurant of the hotel is great!

The room we got didn't look anything like the pictures. No bathroom or toilet in the room, carpet was really nasty, no Air Conditioning, no elevator. Everything in the room wass disgusting. The door knob fell of inside the room so we couldn't lock or open or close the door. There arent enough words to describe how bad this property is. We left and went to another hotel.

It is what it is ! A cheaper hotel that has seen better days. A bit run down but you will be in an nice village that has several good restaurants around. Free parking on the streets around and the WiFi is good.

Handybin the middle of town.

Bed pillow and a bar

Everything was Nice.

Staff were nice

I have stayed a few times when visiting Brielle for the Blues Festival. Pleasant staff, great location, standard buffet breakfast as in most hotels in the Netherlands.

Property seems a bit run down, no AC in the room

I was staying at the hotel for business purposes and would have no hesitaiton in going back for holiday purposes. Given the general location (i.e. close to the largest port and industrial complex in Europe) the little town of Brielle is a magical haven with its narrow streets, varied buildings, magnificent church and range of shops & places to eat. The hotel gave me the friendliest possible reception, it had reasonable food and good beer, so was a perfect place to hide out after a hards day's work and a long journey.

Good location in the centre of Brielle

Great stay, change the pillows, they could cause neckache

It was really nice to stay at a friendly small hotel after a dory of work. Best decision ever to stay here

It's in the fortress of Brielle. Nice old surroundings

Cheap and cheerful location in a wonderful small town. The hotel itself is a bit dated with very 70s wooden decor and some rooms having shared toilets and showers (though rooms with full facilities are available) Hot breakfast of bacon and eggs with fruit, toast, cold meats, good coffee and juice is included. Service is really good - the staff are very friendly and positive. Evening meals are high-quality, not that cheap however this is quite an expensive little town. The location is great, plenty of free on-site parking and other parking 2 mins walk away.

Just love this place have stayed here often with work and came this time for pleasure with my wife.

Hotel ok but breakfast price extortionate compared to content. 16 Euros each for limited choice and overdone, rubber scrambled eggs!

My stay was very short as I arrived late and left early. The hotel was clean and comfotable. If you wished to visit Brielle it is ideally located.

Cozy place with family like atmosphere.