The Hotel is quite expensive, far from any tourist point. The room is tiny, the TV is small and you have to pay for almost all channels. I believe whoever stays there is just to sleep quick while travelling.

Normally hotels at the professional docks are just a little worn out, but not in this case. Hotel de Beer was nice, cosy and a pleasent place. Online booking was ready uppon arrival, and after 11 hours of driving a decent meal was needed. This was not a problem for the restaurant, they seved a full dinner with three dishes,... More

This is advertised in many places as 4 star but it is nowhere near that. The rooms are pretty basic and only a few (the more expensive ones) have airconditioning. The main restaurant seems to be reserved for those who are not hotel guests and have booked a function or just a table. Hotel guests seem to be put in... More

The De Beer is close to Europort so it attracts individuals working and visiting the area on business. Very convenient in that sense. Clean, tidy and efficient but It has a 'Sixties' feeling to it. I felt as though I should be wearing bell bottom trousers and round necked collars! Staff very freindly and efficient. Rooms basic but clean and... More

I regularly use this hotel whilst working in and around Europort. The hotel is well run, with very friendly and efficient staff. The rooms are of an average standard and suffer from a lack of aircon in the summer months. Also light sleepers will not appreciate being so close to the railway line or motorway, although it has never bothered... More

Stayed at the De Beer for two nights while on business. The location was very convenient for the port, and did provide a lovely retreat from the industrialized atmosphere of the surrounds. The staff were friendly, the restaurant served good food (there's not much around) and the pool was clean. While taking a dip there were rabbits hopping around outside... More