If the idea of tulips sitting in static beds don’t quite cut it for you, then it sounds like you’re in need of a flower parade. During Bloemencorso, a fleet of flowery floats trundles from Noordwijk to Haarlem, cheered on by rows of smiling spectators. Starting in the morning, it follows a 42-km route that ends up in Haarlem at nightfall, when marching bands usher the parade into town. It’s lively, colourful and a whole lot of fun. After a day’s flower-based festivities, you’ll be grateful for a comfortable bed within a short walk of the parade.
Booking.com guests who loved Haarlem’s flowers also had a great experience at Van der Valk Hotel and Amrâth Grand Hotel Frans Hals. Both of them score high for comfort and cleanliness, so you’ll be sure of a good night’s rest.
Noordoostpolder, The Netherlands
The Noordoostpolder tulip route makes for a lovely little road trip, full of fresh air, stunning colours and wonderful photo opportunities. Along this 100-km route, you’ll pass fields carpeted with vivid bulbs, as well as wine tastings, galleries and little towns with their own slices of flower-based artwork.
One such town is Kraggenburg, a quaint village typical of the Flevoland area.
It’s here that you’ll find Hotel van Saaze, a hotel frequented by Booking.com guests who loved the Noordoostpolder tulip route. This cosy hotel gets rave reviews for its friendly staff and value for money. For a waterfront hotel complete with sauna and gym, our guests plump for Hotel Emmeloord, located right in the middle of Noordoostpolder.
One such town is Kraggenburg, a quaint village typical of the Flevoland area.
It’s here that you’ll find Hotel van Saaze, a hotel frequented by Booking.com guests who loved the Noordoostpolder tulip route. This cosy hotel gets rave reviews for its friendly staff and value for money. For a waterfront hotel complete with sauna and gym, our guests plump for Hotel Emmeloord, located right in the middle of Noordoostpolder.
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