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4-star hotels in Leerdam
A shortlist of the 4-star hotels in Leerdam, drawn from the two properties the site lists with that class. Both sit at Hoogeind, so this page is for travellers who want a rated stay on the edge of the glass city.
Staying in Leerdam
Leerdam is a small city on the Linge, known for its glassmaking tradition and its glass museum. Visitors come for the historic centre, the river landscape around it and the flat cycling country of the Vijfheerenlanden. It suits couples and families on a short break, and anyone touring the Betuwe and the Alblasserwaard by car.
Both hotels on this shortlist have addresses at Hoogeind, a spot on the northern side of Leerdam rather than in the historic core. De Drie Linden is at Hoogeind 36 and Het Hooge Huis at Hoogeind 17. Being outside the centre, they are aimed at guests who arrive by car and want parking on site, a garden and quiet, and who will drive or cycle in to the centre. Couples will find the sauna and steam room at De Drie Linden and the spa at Het Hooge Huis, while families are served by family rooms at both.
The shortlist
Ranked by hotel class, then guest rating and number of reviews.
De Drie Linden
Hoogeind 36, Leerdam, Netherlands
Best for: Families · Drivers
- Sauna
- Free car parking
- Family rooms
Why stay hereDe Drie Linden sits on Hoogeind in Leerdam and earns a 4-star class. Guests have the run of a garden and a terrace, plus a sauna and steam room for unwinding after a day out. The 24 hour front desk and luggage storage suit guests arriving late or leaving early. Good for families and travellers who want sport and wellness on site.
See De Drie LindenHet Hooge Huis
Hoogeind 17, Leerdam, Netherlands
Best for: Families · Drivers
- Spa
- Free car parking
- Lounge
Why stay hereHet Hooge Huis, also on Hoogeind, is a 4-star address with a fireplace, a lounge and a garden with a patio and picnic area. A spa is available, and pets are allowed, which makes it a rare find for guests travelling with a dog. Family rooms and a kitchen with dishwasher, oven and refrigerator support self-catering stays, while free wifi and free car parking are included. Best for families, pet owners and anyone wanting a quiet, house-like stay in Leerdam.
See Het Hooge Huis
The shortlist side by side
| Hotel | Class | Parking | Pool or spa |
|---|---|---|---|
| De Drie Linden | ★★★★ | Yes | Yes |
| Het Hooge Huis | ★★★★ | Yes | Yes |
From each hotel's own listing on this site; a dash means it is not listed.
How to choose
For families
Both hotels are family rooms, with cots and high chairs. De Drie Linden adds a bowling alley, a tennis court and a picnic area on the grounds. Het Hooge Huis sets out a dishwasher, oven and kitchenette, which suits a family cooking in, plus a garden and patio for the children to use.
For wellness
Two options for a spa break. De Drie Linden has a sauna and a steam room among its facilities. Het Hooge Huis offers a spa, a bath and a fireplace for the cooler evenings. Neither has a pool, so plan on these for warmth and quiet rather than swimming.
For bringing a pet
Het Hooge Huis is the one on this shortlist that states pets are allowed in its facilities. Its ground-floor living spaces, with a garden, patio and picnic area, make it the practical choice if the dog travels with you. De Drie Linden does not list pets among its facilities.
For self-catering
Both have kitchens and kitchenettes. De Drie Linden lists apartments as well as rooms, with a microwave, oven and refrigerator. Het Hooge Huis goes further with a dishwasher, and adds a lounge and fireplace that suit longer stays where you eat in rather than out.
Questions, answered
Which of these hotels is closest to the centre of Leerdam?
Both are on Hoogeind, on the same northern side of Leerdam. Het Hooge Huis is at Hoogeind 17 and De Drie Linden at Hoogeind 36, so Het Hooge Huis has the lower street number of the two. The site's own detail does not give a distance to the centre for either.
Do these hotels have parking?
Yes, both list free car parking and parking among their facilities. De Drie Linden and Het Hooge Huis also both list free wifi and internet access, which helps if you are planning routes in the area by car.
Is there a pool or spa at either hotel?
There is no pool in the facilities at either property. De Drie Linden offers a sauna and a steam room. Het Hooge Huis lists a spa, along with a bath. Choose between them on that basis rather than for swimming.
Can I bring a dog?
Het Hooge Huis is the one that states pets are allowed. It also has a garden, patio and picnic area. De Drie Linden does not list pets among its facilities, so confirm before booking there if the animal is travelling with you.
Which hotel is better for a family stay?
Both list family rooms, cots and high chairs, so both work for children. De Drie Linden adds bowling, a tennis court and a picnic area for time on site. Het Hooge Huis has a dishwasher, oven and lounge, which helps a family staying several nights.
Do the hotels have kitchens?
Yes. De Drie Linden lists a kitchen and kitchenette, plus a microwave, oven and refrigerator. Het Hooge Huis lists a kitchen and kitchenette as well, and adds a dishwasher, oven and refrigerator, so either works for preparing your own meals.
Is breakfast included?
The facilities in the hotel data do not mention breakfast at De Drie Linden or Het Hooge Huis, so this page cannot confirm it. Check directly with the hotel you choose when you book, especially if you are arriving late in the day.
Which of the two should I pick?
For sport and wellness on site, De Drie Linden has bowling, tennis, a sauna and a steam room. For a quieter house with a dishwasher, fireplace and pets allowed, choose Het Hooge Huis. Both are 4-star and both are addressed on Hoogeind in Leerdam.