Hotel Faber

Hotel Faber on the Kostverlorenstraat in Zandvoort started in 1932 as a guesthouse, founded by the current owner's grandfather. It has been a hotel since the 1960s and is now run by the third and fourth generations.
What can you expect at Hotel Faber?
- History: Paintings of local people and buildings by M. Faber senior hang throughout the hotel. His collections of trains, toy cars and miniature bottles are on display too.
- Rooms: There are double rooms, triple rooms and a family room, with shower or bath, toilet, TV and a small fridge.
- Atmosphere: The back room has a bar with a lounge corner, and outside there is a terrace.
Practical information
- Surroundings: The beach is five minutes' walk away, and the centre and station are close by. The train gets you to Haarlem in ten minutes.
Nature: South of the resort lie the Amsterdamse Waterleidingduinen, known for their fallow deer.
- Parking: Parking is in the hotel's own car park, subject to availability.
Hotel Faber is a family hotel with its own slice of local history.
For information and reservation
Kostverlorenstraat 15, Zandvoort
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