The Augusta Hotel is a very nice little hotel in Ijmuiden´s harbour near the locks and the ferry to the UK. All rooms are neatly furnished, all very quiet, breakfast is excellent, the restaurant offers a great fusion cooking experience, the bar is awesome. The personal speaks a variety of languages and is really caring and helpfull. In a nutshell: Travel into the 19th century with all the luxury of today. A very nice and cozy place!

Beware of seagulls and mews at Ijmuiden harbour! Regardless of where you park, your car will get bombed by the birds. There is a Shell filling station with wash booths a few hundred meters away (vis-a-vis from KNRM headquarters just beneath the harbour museum). You may want to wash off mews poop from your car saturdays or sundays (self service) there.

The hotel has.a welcoming, warm vibe. , It's full of charm. There was plenty of free parking around the hotel. Just avoid parking under trees... Lots of birds...! . I ate in the hotel restaurant, and the food was very good. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. The hotel was very clean and tidy.

Nothing really. I would mention that the hot breakfast was barely warm, but it tasted fine! Apart from that, it was all good!

Staff, rooms are gorgeous, all different

We have been staying at the Augusta for over 10 years. It's a magnificent hotel; however, the breakfasts used to be exceptional, but they have decreased in quality over the years. They used to have wonderful breads, pancakes, and cakes, but now the breakfast is, well, meh. On this particular trip, the heating was turned off, so the room was freezing, the windows were open, and it took two days to heat up. The staff are great, the hotel is spectacular, but the cost-savings are noticeable. We will always try to stay at the Augusta, however, as it is, by far, the best hotel in Ijmuiden.

The hotel is located in a beautiful area, walkable distance to public transport options and tasty sea food restaurants. The staff was very friendly and helped us with everything needed. Parking available in front of the hotel.

Overall the booking felt a bit overpriced. At least breakfast could be included for this amount/night.

The hotel is a lovely mixture of period features and modern facitities, and manages to blend impressive with cosy. Downstairs is a public room, great for chatting with a friend or computer working with a coffee. and a restaurant which I didn't try, but have been told by others is very good. My room was small (and advertised as such), but had a very modern bathroom, a desk and, important for me, plugs by the bed, all of which continued the period/modern feel. The breakfast was excellent, and even included bacon and eggs - unusual for Holland. The hotel staff were very considerate and helpful, even helping me upstairs with my luggage.

The only really negative was unfortunately a big one - the bed had a mattress topper that wasn't tied down, so gradually slipped sideways, and I felt I was falling out of bed most of the night. The manager tried to fix it the next day, but only managed a temporary improvement. A very minor niggle was that the access to the loo was a bit of a squeeze - though I have a greater than average circumference, so it might not be an issue for others!

The historic building with old features, the whole experience felt as if you're back a century ago. But the food, design in the bedroom etc is 21st century. Friendly staff but cordial.

It had 1 double matress and 1 double duvet for 2 persons, instead of 2 seperate ones.

The breakfast was excellent, the location was within a couple of minute’s walk from the station. The staff we dealt with were very polite, professional and helpful. It is a unique hotel and has been renovated to its original appearance with many of the architectural features preserved, a very elegant hotel. Our room was extremely specious with a comfortable sized bath in the en suite. The hotel is within walking distance of the DFDS terminal and the ferry can be seen from the hotel. There is a left luggage facility so on the day of departure - if travelling by ferry - a easy morning and early afternoon of exploring of the area using the map provided by the hotel can be had.

Sadly no lift but help was available with suitcases if needed. Other than that a excellent hotel.

Hot water for the bath. Nice, oldy-worldy feel to the place. nice hotel/restaurant/outside area close by.

The hotel could have been a bit closer to the beach (45 min walk) and the area is a bit industrial and close to the ferry terminal.

Everything was at or near expectations, and the price was more than reasonable.

The available parking was free on the street and the following day my car was covered in brid poop. It was so bad, I had to wash it on the way home.

This lovely old hotel has retained original period details making it a special experience. I wish more hotels would do the same. The rooms we had were huge, and lovely. There are Asian themed accents, reflecting the owner's origins. I thought the large bathroom, tiles and fixtures were gorgeous. The large bathtub was great for a chilly winter stay.

The restaurant menu was very tasty, but I would have preffered larger portions, away from the tasting menu format.