Overnight stay + breakfast & wellness at Hotel Waddengenot (2 people)

Name: Overnight stay + breakfast & wellness at Hotel Waddengenot (2 people)
Brand: Hotel Waddengenot
SKU: 6187
Availability: InStock

Pieterburen

Enjoy an overnight stay together at Hotel Waddengenot, including breakfast and a welcome drink upon arrival. Experience the full Pieterburen experience!

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What to expect

Overnight stay in a double room (worth €124)
Includes breakfast buffet, access to the wellness area and late check-out
Head into nature with mudflat hiking, a stage of the Pieterpad trail or an adventure on Schiermonnikoog
Taste local flavours at the Waddengenot Restaurants in Pieterburen or Lauwersoog
Fully unwind in the wellness area with saunas, steam bath, showers and massage chairs
Ideal for a relaxing night away for two
Free parking

Conditions

The booking is valid on the dates you select
Please note! Excluding tourist tax of €2.50 per person, per night.
Check-in is from 15:00-18:00 and check-out is possible until 13:00
Pets are allowed for a fee (€15 per pet per night)
Excluding weekend, holiday and public holiday surcharge (€9.50 per person per night), payable at Hotel Waddengenot. View the dates under 'More information'
Please note! This deal is excluded from the right of withdrawal. It is therefore not possible to cancel the deal

More information

Hotel Waddengenot has 38 comfortable rooms and is an excellent base for a stay in Pieterburen. You will stay in a spacious double room and start the day with an extensive breakfast buffet. During your stay, everything revolves around the surroundings: from mudflat hiking and a walk along the Pieterpad trail to a visit to the seals in Pieterburen.

After arriving, you can leave your car behind with peace of mind. The experience begins as soon as you check in, with the surrounding area at your feet. Get active with a mudflat hiking tour, explore the Pieterpad trail or visit the seal centre. Later in the day, it is time to relax with a drink on the terrace or in the café, while children have fun in the large playground with pedal kart track.

In the evening, simply walk from your room into the restaurant for an extensive dinner and a pleasant evening. Round off your day with a local welcome drink, Wadwater, in the Grand Café. Afterwards, you can relax after a day full of experiences.

For food, you can visit Restaurant Waddengenot Pieterburen, Grand Café Waddengenot or Waddengenot aan Zee in Lauwersoog. Fancy just a drink? Then the bar at the Grand Café is a lovely place to settle in.

Hotel Waddengenot facilities

Restaurant Waddengenot Pieterburen
Grand Café Waddengenot
Waddengenot by the sea, Lauwersoog
Free parking
Book activities
Free WiFi
Hairdryer
Wellness

Hotel Waddengenot room facilities

Swiss Sense beds
Bathroom with shower or bath
Coffee/tea facilities
Television

Wellness
The wellness area includes a Turkish steam bath, Finnish infusion sauna, infrared sauna, rain shower (with mist and waterfall), ice shower, full-body massage chairs, cooling room & infrared/light therapy. These facilities are free for all hotel guests to use. Opening hours are from 10:00 - 21:00 clothed & from 21:00 - 23:00 unclothed.

Schiermonnikoog
Take the boat to Schiermonnikoog and discover the island. From Pieterburen, it is a 20-minute drive to Lauwersoog, where the ferry to the island of the grey monks departs. Hire a bike and discover the unspoilt nature, or take a long autumn walk on one of Europe's widest beaches.

Mudflat hiking
Something that absolutely belongs on your bucket list… mudflat hiking! During a mudflat hike, you will pass salt marshes, mudflats, sandbanks and (deep!) channels. At times, you may sink knee-deep into the mud, and occasionally you can wade through a channel with the water reaching your waist!

Pieterpad
The Pieterpad is probably the best-known hiking trail in the Netherlands. The route runs from Pieterburen to Sint Pietersberg (Maastricht) and was devised in the 1970s by two friends, Toos and Bertje.

Weekend, holiday and public holiday surcharge

Weekend days