Romantik Hotel Auberge de Campveerse Toren
Romantik Hotel Auberge de Campveerse Toren
| Romantik Hotel Auberge de Campveerse Toren Kaai 2, 4351 Veere, Netherlands.Auberge de Campveerse Toren is as hotel and restaurant ideally situated on the Veerse Meer in the old fortified city Veere. The centuries-old municipal inn with 14 rooms, has been in use as an inn for over 500 years. In 1575 Willem van Oranje celebrated his weddingmeal with Charlotte de Bourbon here. |
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- Price / Quality
8.8
General hotel information
| Check-in | Check-out | Rooms |
| 13:00 | 11:00 | 14 |
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Internet
Internet is available free of charge.There are internetcomputers available in the lobby free of charge.
Guest parking
Free parkingfacilities, Parking fee required (5.00 €).
Location
Centre, Harbour, Museum Area, Near the historic centre, Countryside, Lake, Panoramic view.
Cancellation
More than 7 days before arrival : no cancellation costs.
Less than 7 days and more than 3 day(s) before arrival: 1 night will be charged.
Less than 3 days and more than 1 day(s) before arrival: 2 nights will be charged.
Less than 1 day(s) before arrival : Entire reservation will be charged.
When the reservation has not been used and no cancellation has been made at the hotel: the first 3 nights will be charged.
Children and extra beds
Children less than 4 years and more than 1 year(s) old: 10.00 € for each additional bed.
For older children and adults 35.00 € for each additional bed is charged.
Babybeds: 10.00 € for each additional babybed.
Pets
Pets are allowed (extra charge).
Accepted credit cards
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, Pinpas, American Express.
Food & Beverage
The restaurant has a fascinating view over the water. The menu offers you a wide range of local products. The menu offers you a wide selection of delicious specialities, with fish and seafood featuring prominently amongst them. One of the highlights from the past is probably the wedding dinner from Willem of Orange and his bride Charlotte de Bourbon in 1575.