We stayed in October 2012 and I'm sorry it has taken so long to write this review. We were a family of 4 - myself and husband and 2 and 10 year old children. Even though we had a pretty energetic 2 year old Pamela went to a lot of trouble to make us feel that he was absolutely welcome... More

We stayed here for my 30th after spending a few days in Central Amsterdam. I can only give this property a perfect score. Our room was incredible with a gorgeous view right over the lake. The free standing bath at the end of the bed, sumptious bed linen, the coffee machine for personal use on the landing was fantastic. The... More

This Inn is simply beautiful. The decor is great, tasteful with the feeling that you are escaping to a little sanctuary. The village is gorgeous, very quaint and nice for a stroll. There is a pancake house and a pub/restaurant in the village, both of which I recommend. We stayed in a room with lake views and a roll top... More

A very comfortable bed in a cool, relaxing room in a beautiful house with scenic views of this picturesque village and it's lake. Nothing was too much trouble for Pamela. I thought of kidnapping her so I could continue to have her cook for me! Karel is more than happy to provide intelligent conversation and to share his philosophy of... More

A perfect little boutique hotel on a tranquil lake just outside of Amsterdam. The hotel was a vicarage and is appropriately quirky, with the usual almost vertical winding Dutch stair to the first floor. Each room is individually designed. We stayed in the Red Room and our only quibble was that there wasn't enough hanging space. The bed was heavenly,... More

The great thing about the Inn is that it is in a quaint, quiet little village but easily accessible from Amsterdam. It's a retreat from the touristy bustle of the city and gives you the flexibility of enjoying two sides of the Netherlands. The property has been carefully and beautifully restored/renovated. As the owners explained and is apparent from the... More

We spent 2 nights at the Inn on the Lake in Broek in Waterland - just a 20 minute bus ride from the Central Station in Amsterdam after 3 fun, hectic days in the city. Our room (Taupe, also called Hunter) was lovely and very comfortable and clean, our hosts (the daughter of the owners - who were on vacation... More

We are regular visitors to Amsterdam but this was the first time we had stayed outside the city. We had such a wonderful break at Inn on the Lake we'll probably never stay in the city again! Our hosts, Pamela and Karel and their family were absolutely wonderful - very considerate and caring. All their blood, sweat and tears in... More

I visited the Inn on the Lake for a long weekend in May. Situated in a lovely sleepy village, Broek in Waterland, built on a series of little canals with lots of lovely wooden houses. The Inn is actually the old vicarage opposite the church and has been lovingly restored to a high standard. You can even see a picture... More