Keukenhof gardens

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Keukenhof gardens

The Keukenhof gardens are during the flowering period (end march to mid may) one of the most visited sites of the Netherlands and rightfully so. The gardens are one of the most beautiful in the world and filled with millions of flowers. The Keukenhof gardens are located on the edge of the little town of Lisse, but are easily doable as a day trip from one of the nearby cities like Amsterdam, Rotterdam or the Hague. Try to get here early because this place can get very busy once the tour busses arrive.


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Things to do in Keukenhof gardens


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Where to stay in Keukenhof gardens


Best hotels in Keukenhof gardens:


  • Hotel Restaurant de Engel (budget hotel)


    Hotel Restaurant de Engel

    Hotel Restaurant de Engel is just a short drive from the famous Keukenhof gardens, it's perfectly located for flower lovers wanting to explore the colorful tulip fields in spring. The cozy rooms have modern amenities like flat-screen TVs and coffee makers, and some even have balconies overlooking the surrounding countryside.

    The on-site restaurant is a big highlight, serving up tasty Dutch and international dishes. After a day of sightseeing, you can relax with a drink at the bar or challenge your travel buddies to a game of pool. The staff are super friendly and go out of their way to make guests feel welcome. While it's not a luxury hotel, De Engel offers a comfortable and convenient base for exploring this picturesque part of the Netherlands.


  • Boutique Suites Lisse (medium range hotel)


    Boutique Suites Lisse

    Boutique Suites Lisse is just a short walk from the famous Keukenhof gardens. The rooms are modern and spacious, with comfy beds and handy kitchenettes. I loved the stylish decor and how clean everything was kept.

    The location can't be beat if you're in town to see the tulips. It's super close to restaurants and shops too. The staff were friendly and helpful with local tips. Just keep in mind it can get a bit noisy at night from the nearby bars, so light sleepers might want earplugs.

    All in all, it's a great home base for exploring the area. The free parking is a nice perk, and the breakfast looked tasty (though I didn't try it myself). For the price, you get a lot of space and amenities compared to other options nearby.




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