Hotels near Rotterdam The Hague Airport - RTM, Rotterdam

It fitted our purpose for attending a wedding at a nearby location. We did not have our own transport and had to use taxis. It was a beautiful property with access to local shops and a few restaurants.

Roterdam was nice to visit, we had only one night in Rotterdam. Good food, lots of shops, resturants and bars. It is very easy to visit Rotterdam. Next time I will avoid FD hotel, as they were very rude from the first time I set foot in the hotel. After I left they took another 150 euros they said because I clogged the drains. This was not true, the drains were not clogged at all. This is another type of scam to take money. I asked to speak with the manager but said they cannot give me any information. The room had a nasty smell specially in the bathroom maybe from the drains or humidity. Tv does not work and lift was stopping. The stairs are steep, narrow and rounded very dangerous

Schiedam is somewhat of a hidden gem in The Netherlands. As suburban city close to the gigantic harbor of Rotterdam it often gets overlooked. However, this is not fair towards this beautiful city with its reminders that go back to the golden ages of shipbuilding and trade in The Netherlands. The relative small center has some of the best preserved canals of any city in The Netherlands with scenic houses and old sailing boats. There are plenty of restaurants and it is very calm compared to Amsterdam. If you want to see real Dutch old cities, go to places like Schiedam. It has the biggest windmills in the world and is famous for its liquor Jenever. A trip well worth.

Rotterdam is a lively modern city with interesting architecture, such as the cube houses, the market hall or the new glass building of the Museum Boijmans van Beuningen which looks like a space ship landed in a nice city park. There are also various cool skyscrapers and other buildings. But despite being a bustling city, it's still very walkable, there are bike paths and good public transport options. There are some nice cafes and restaurants, especially a sea food place called Pesca which was an amazing experience. You can also take a 40 minute boat ride to Kinderdijk, a picturesque UNESCO site with beautiful windmills. One day is probably enough for Rotterdam, though, unless you want to visit museum and galleries.

Lovely little town with canals and picturesque corners. Great museum and art gallery and also other independent art spaces like the outstanding Ketel factory. Easily walkable across town to the station and close to Rotterdam.

We just went for a short break via P&O ferry hull, transfer time to main railway station in the city by coach approximately 40 minutes. We spent the first day in Rotterdam when we arrived, not really into museums but there seems to be places to see, more the atmosphere and a wander, have a drink and food, there are plenty of places to eat, we went to bar Bokal, near the hotel which had a good atmosphere, not really a restaurant but good beer and burgers etc which we enjoyed, then usually move on which suited us well. The metro 1 hotel is in an excellent location and very near the metro station which we took for a day to visit Delft which is quite a small historic town but good for a look around, it's totally opposite to the modern Rotterdam. All in all an enjoyable trip for a couple of days which suited us, however if you're interested in museums and culture you may want to stay a bit longer. If you did want to venture further afield the rail system is excellent.