Best Western Hotel Marijke - Bergen Netherlands

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	Best Western Hotel Marijke - Bergen, Netherlands
	Dorpstraat 23-25 Bergen, 1861 KT Nightly Rates (78.89 - 131.48) 4 Star




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Property Description

At the Best Western Marijke, hospitality is our hallmark with a tradition of service and quality, which is confirmed by Four Stars. The Best Western Hotel Marijke is renowned for its attention to detail. All 100 rooms radiate a feeling of friendly comfort and are furnished in accordance with today's standards. Radio, television, telephone, bathroom and toilet in the room are all standard features. Space and tranquility are a matter-of-course. The location of the Best Western Hotel Marijke just three kilometers from the beach and in the surroundings of Amsterdam is ideal. The hotel is also equipped with the meeting rooms that accommodate up to 200 guests. Local inhabitants, businessmen/women and tourists have found that the Best Western Hotel Marijke is for everyone.

	Amenities
	Parking Laundry/Valet Services AM/FM Alarm Clock Babysitting/Child Services Bar/Lounge Elevators Fishing Free Parking Hairdryers Available	Hairdryers Available Mini Bar Meeting/Banquet Facilities Pets Allowed Safe Deposit Box Television with Cable Restaurant Room Service

	Room Information
	1 SINGLE BED : * 1 Single Bed 2 SINGLE BEDS : * 2 Single Beds 2 SINGLE BEDS,DELUXE QUALITY ROOM : * 2 Single Beds * Deluxe Quality Room SUITE-1 ROOM 2 BEDS,TERRACE : * Suite-1 Room 2 Beds * Terrace

	Rate Disclaimer
	Indicative rates are a year round range for search purposes only. The entire range of rates may not be available during certain seasons, or other specified periods of time. Check for specific rate availability when making a reservation.

	Miscellaneous Information
	Euro is the native currency. Check in time is 2:00 P.M. Check out time is 11:00 A.M. Time Zone is Greenwich Mean Time +1 100 rooms. 0 suites. 2 floors.

	Directions
	· From: A9, Amsterdam/Alkmaar. Take the Bergen exit, N9. Then you take the N510 in the direction of Bergen center. Turn left at Karel de Grootelaan Street. Turn left at the second street, Kleine Dorpsstraat and then right at the second street Dorpsstraat. You are now on the street where the Best Western Hotel Marijke is located. Schiphol-Amsterdam International Airport 47 kilometers

	Guarantee Policy
	You must use a credit card to book online.

	Cancellation Policy
	Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification.

Restaurants:

On Premises: * Brasserie Marijke, French * Restaurant Marijke, French

Nearby Cities:

* 4 kilometer(s) from Alkmaar * 25 kilometer(s) from Schagen * 25 kilometer(s) from Haarlem * 30 kilometer(s) from Volendam * 30 kilometer(s) from Hoorn * 40 kilometer(s) from Den Helder * 40 kilometer(s) from Amsterdam

Local Attractions:

* .3 kilometer(s) from several art galleries * .5 kilometer(s) from Kranenburgh, museum * 1 kilometer(s) from fishing * 1 kilometer(s) from horseback riding * 1 kilometer(s) from golf * 2 kilometer(s) from Botanical Gardens * 3 kilometer(s) from sea aquarium * 3 kilometer(s) from Bergen aan Zee, beach * 4 kilometer(s) from Dutch cheese market Alkmaar * 6 kilometer(s) from Egmond aan Zee, beach * 8 kilometer(s) from Broekerveiling, museum * 40 kilometer(s) from Zuiderzee Museum Amsterdam

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Transportation:

* .3 kilometer(s) from Bergen plein, bus * 4 kilometer(s) from Station Alkmaar, train * 47 kilometer(s) from Schiphol International Airport, Amsterdam

Transportation:

* .3 kilometer(s) from Bergen plein, bus * 4 kilometer(s) from Station Alkmaar, train * 47 kilometer(s) from Schiphol International Airport, Amsterdam

Local Attractions:

Transportation:

* .3 kilometer(s) from Bergen plein, bus * 4 kilometer(s) from Station Alkmaar, train * 47 kilometer(s) from Schiphol International Airport, Amsterdam

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