Palace Hotel Noordwijk
Noordwijk, Netherlands
Noordwijk, Netherlands. Located directly on the North Sea beach of Noordwijk aan Zee, between the Wilhelmina and Astrid boulevards.
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10 dates, written by Grand Hotels of the World from the sources below.
Huis ter Duin opens as Noordwijk’s first hotel for tourists, laying the foundations of the village’s growth into a well-known seaside resort.
Heinrich Tappenbeck buys the hotel from the municipality and advertises it abroad, especially in Germany, to a wealthy and aristocratic clientele.
The hotel is rebuilt.
The occupying Germans requisition the hotel to house officers, an episode later used in the film Soldaat van Oranje, partly shot here.
The Noorlander family becomes the owner of the hotel.
National coach Rinus Michels brings the Dutch football team here; Oranje keeps returning for some thirty years.
During a storm, a major fire destroys much of the hotel and claims the lives of three firefighters; it is rebuilt and greatly enlarged.
Restaurant Latour wins a Michelin star, held without interruption since.
President Barack Obama stays at the hotel during the Nuclear Security Summit.
Guests include the Dutch and Belgian royal families, Princess Grace of Monaco, Thomas Mann, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton.
Sources: Wikipedia (NL), “Huis ter Duin” (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikipedia (EN), “Noordwijk” (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Official website. Text rewritten and translated by Grand Hotels of the World.
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