Boutiquehoteller i Rotterdam Centrum

Corner Suite with whirlpool

Corner Suite (50 square meters) with views over the skyline of Rotterdam, the river and Erasmus Bridge. Your room has a big bathroom with whirlpool and high windows. Ceiling in this suite is at 5 meters! Suite including working place and two arm chairs to admire the view. For breakfast we serve a French breakfast with 2 croissants, jam & butter. You have a excellent coffee machine (+ tea kettle) in your room. A full breakfast can be ordered (extra costs).

Studio dichtbij meer en strand

Onze stijlvolle studios zijn geschikt voor een zowel een kort als langer verblijf. We hebben meerdere studios, deze hebben allen hetzelfde meubilair maar kunnen net iets anders zijn in de inrichting. De studios zijn uitgerust met king-size bed, eettafel met stoelen, bank, televisie, pantry met magnetron, koelkast met vriesvak, koffie machine en waterkoker, kledingkast met hangers. De badkamer is uitgerust met wastafel en regendouche.

Hotel Not Hotel R'dam: Castle Not Castle

While we are all for ‘power to the people’, we also understand that everyone likes to be king of the castle every now and again. That’s why we built our very own! Handmade from (clean) slate, the CNC was one of the most labor intensive structures in the hotel. With its medieval exterior and 21st century interior, this fortress offers everything for a comfortable conquest of the city of Rotterdam.

Apartment with lake view

The Superior Apartment features a spacious terrace with beautiful views over Westbroekpark. The apartment is suitable for 2 to 4 people, making it perfect for both families and couples. You can prepare a delicious meal in the fully equipped kitchenette. Scheveningen Beach is within 15 minutes of walking distance, and in just 10 minutes by tram, you’ll be in the center of The Hague.

Hotel Not Hotel R'dam: Cuckoo Clock Downstairs

The Cuckoo Clock is a powerful expression of some of the artist’s personal passions. Yes, this is a pretty sizable rendition of a classic cuckoo clock. However, the trademark Coenen details probably have little to do with the traditional timepiece he once bought in the Czech Republic, which inspired the work.

Hotel Not Hotel R'dam: Invisible Room

Now you see me, now you don’t. The Invisible Room is nothing and everything at the same time. It’s constantly reflecting all of the hotel’s light and color, making it both full of life and practically invisible. Be careful not to bump into it on your way into or out of the hotel.

Hotel Not Hotel R'dam: Wish You a Nice Stay Medium

Legend has it that if you throw a coin into the fountain any wish you make will come true. Two coins will bring you a perfect breakfast in the morning and three will make you sleep like a baby. Believing in the power of the fountain will definitely make you return to Rotterdam.

Hotel Not Hotel R'dam: Eclectic Madness with Bath

Houses are usually quite hard, due to them being made of unforgiving materials such as brick, stone, steel, and glass. Soft dreams is the opposite. It’s huggable and soft, with a façade fully covered in lush carpet. Here, hitting a wall is actually not that bad!

Hotel Not Hotel R'dam: Eclectic Madness Landscape

Houses are usually quite hard, due to them being made of unforgiving materials such as brick, stone, steel, and glass. Soft dreams is the opposite. It’s huggable and soft, with a façade fully covered in lush carpet. Here, hitting a wall is actually not that bad!

Deluxe Family Room

Spacious two-storey room with one bed on the ground floor and three beds on the second floor. Located in the centre of The Hague. This room has a private bathroom and toilet and is also equipped with a flat screen TV and free WIFI connection.

Karen's Rooftop Apartment

Karen's Rooftop Apartment is situated close by the Erasmus Bridge at the third floor of an historical building (1879). Room with a view on the river and Erasmus Brigde. With king size bed, bath, rain shower, kitchenette & fridge, desk, sofa.

Hotel Not Hotel R'dam: Secret Book Case

What looks like a collection of books, is in fact merely the façade for our most mysterious rooms. After you find the door (this can be complicated, even when sober), you can stretch out on the bed and take a good look around.