Hotels and B&Bs in and around Broek in Waterland
Stay the night. With us, or with the neighbours.

A hotel in Broek in Waterland?
In the village, or just outside it.
Where can we sleep? We hear it from wedding guests travelling a long way, from family coming over from abroad, and from anyone who has lost all interest in the journey home by dessert. Broek in Waterland has no big hotel. It does have a parsonage on the lake, a few B&Bs and a campsite with no electricity, and whatever doesn't fit in the village is in Monnickendam, Katwoude, Volendam, Edam or Amsterdam-Noord.
Below are the places we pass on ourselves, village by village and from near to far, each with a link to where you book. You book directly with them; we don't arrange it for you. Driving times assume no traffic, and what there is to do in the village itself is on our page about Broek in Waterland.
Sort out the route first, or reserve a table for the evening?
Closest of all: De Broeker Slaapkamer
From the bar to bed, across the courtyard.
Our own B&B sits right on the Courtyard, for anyone celebrating with us who would rather finish the last glass than stand outside waiting for a taxi. If you're getting married or throwing a party here, we put it in your quote and you don't have to book a thing. The rest is on our page about staying over.
See the room first?


Village by village
In Broek in Waterland itself
Within walking distance of us, the campsite just outside the village.
Inn on the Lake A 17th-century parsonage on the lake, with breakfast and a private spa with sauna. You rent the whole house; single rooms are on request.
Bed in Broek An apartment for 2 on the Roomeinde, with breakfast, adults only.
De Kleine Walvis An apartment for 2 on the Zuideinde, right on the water with its own jetty. There's no website of its own; you book through bedandbreakfast.nl.
Two holiday homes on Airbnb. Private hosts let a tiny house with 2 bedrooms for 4, with the bus stop a 3-minute walk away, and an apartment in a new farmhouse looking out over the meadows, also for 4.
Natuurcamping De Leek No electricity, no wifi, no caravans, but fields for visitors, one of them on the water. Open April to September, bookings by email only, and it's 12 minutes away by bike.
Hotels in Monnickendam
6 to 8 minutes by car, 13 to 22 minutes by bike.
Fortuna Spinoza 5 rooms in a building from 1743, with a garden. The harbour is a 5-minute walk.
Suitehotel De Posthoorn An inn since 1888, behind a façade from 1697, with 12 rooms and suites.
De Koperen Vis A hotel on the old harbour, with 5 types of room.
Slapen op de Haven 2 apartments and 2 rooms at the Jachthaven Waterland marina, looking out over the inner harbour, with a kitchen of your own.
Hoeve Meerzicht Rooms in the hay barn of a dairy farm, 7 minutes by car or 13 by bike.
Around Waterland
Farms and polder villages, 5 to 16 minutes by car.
Lodging City Farmer Amsterdam A lodge on farmland in the Broekermeer, among the cows and sheep, with the bus stop almost at the door. They call themselves budget.
Sparrowhouse A guesthouse for 2 in Watergang, on the Broekervaart, with its own kitchen, its own garden and 2 bikes.
Arken AE 6 wagons on a working dairy farm in Zuiderwoude, 2 with 6 beds and 4 with 2. A breakfast basket comes with it, and the bathrooms are about 20 metres away.
B&B Zunderdorp 5 studios with kitchens in a stolp farmhouse among the meadows. Breakfast is waiting in your own kitchen.
B&B De Pepersteeg 4 rooms in the Kerkbuurt on Marken, less than 100 metres from the Marker Museum, with breakfast.
Katwoude
8 to 10 minutes by car, on the way to Volendam.
Hoeve Chapeau A stolp farmhouse with 5 rooms for groups of 10 to 13, on an organic farm that is still very much at work. You cook yourselves, together in the garden room.
Het Hart van Katwoude A traditional caravan and a studio on the Hogedijk. No cooking in the caravan, cooking in the studio.
Van der Valk Hotel Volendam Named after Volendam, standing in Katwoude, with 204 rooms. Pets stay at home.
Hotels in Amsterdam-Noord
10 to 16 minutes by car.
If you'd rather sleep in the city, Noord is the closest part of it to us.
De Durgerdam 14 rooms and suites on the dyke of the fishing village of Durgerdam.
SWEETS A night in a bridge keeper's house, for 2 and over-21s only. The one at the Buiksloterdraaibrug, on the Noordhollandsch Kanaal, is the closest; Noord has 2 more.
Faralda Crane Hotel 3 suites in a crane on the NDSM-Plein, with a hot tub on the roof.
Botel A hotel on a boat at the NDSM pier, with cabins and 5 lofts. The ferry goes every quarter of an hour.
Prefer an ordinary hotel? NH Amsterdam Noord runs a free shuttle to the centre, Holiday Inn Express North Riverside includes breakfast, DoubleTree by Hilton NDSM Wharf is opposite the ferry and Sir Adam is in the A'DAM Tower.
Hotels in Volendam and Edam
13 to 16 minutes by car.
Hotel Old Dutch 32 rooms on the harbour in Volendam, with breakfast.
Hotel Spaander On the harbour since 1881. Guests can use a health club with a pool for free.
Damhotel Edam 11 rooms on the Keizersgracht in Edam.
De Fortuna 23 rooms spread over 5 houses, with a garden on the water.
Questions about staying nearby
Hotels, groups & the way back.
Can I stay overnight?
Yes. Het Broeker Huis has a B&B, for a minimum of 2 nights: see the page about staying over. If it's booked, or you'd rather stay in a hotel, the places to stay nearby are listed village by village.
Is there a hotel in Broek in Waterland?
Yes, Inn on the Lake, a 17th-century parsonage on the lake. You rent the whole house; single rooms are on request. Otherwise the village has B&Bs, holiday homes and a campsite. The larger hotels are in Monnickendam, Volendam, Edam and Amsterdam-Noord.
Where can a large group of wedding guests stay?
On a farm, in a whole house or in a hotel used to groups. Inn on the Lake is let as a whole. Hoeve Chapeau in Katwoude has 5 rooms for 10 to 13 people, and Arken AE in Zuiderwoude has 2 wagons with 6 beds each. In Amsterdam-Noord you can book 10 to 25 rooms online at DoubleTree by Hilton, Sir Adam treats 9 rooms or more as a group request, and ClinkNOORD has dorms of up to 14 beds.
How do I get back to my hotel after a party?
Order your own taxi through a service such as Uber or Bolt. Not every taxi company wants to drive out to Broek in Waterland on a busy Amsterdam night, so sort it out in good time. Night bus N14 also stops at the Broek in Waterland bus stop. If you're sleeping in the village, you simply walk.
Does Het Broeker Huis book these places?
No. You book directly with each place; we only tell you where to look. Our own B&B is the exception: if you're celebrating with us, we put it in your quote and you don't have to book a thing.
Didn't find what you were looking for?
If your question isn't here, have a look at the other frequently asked questions first.
Still no answer? Call us on 020 403 13 14, or drop us an email.
Dinner first
Bed can wait.
Wherever you sleep, Broek is somewhere along the way. Come and eat first, take a turn around the Havenrak afterwards, and only then go looking for your bed, in the village or a few villages further on. Or come back the next day for coffee and lunch before you head off. More about the village itself is on our page about Broek in Waterland.
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