COURSE LOCATION MERCURE HOTEL AMERSFOORT

Amersfoort, located 35 minutes train ride from Schipol/Amsterdam, is the second largest city of the province of Utrecht and one of the largest railway junctions in the country of The Netherlands. The growing city combines modernism with a well-preserved and protected medieval center. In 2019 the city will celebrate its 760th birthday.

 

Course Location Mercure Hotel Amersfoort Centre****

De Nieuwe Poort 20
3812 PA Amersfoort, The Netherlands
Tel. +31 33 285 1000 | Fax: +31 33 285 1001
www.mercure.com/gb/hotel-8996-mercure-hotel-amersfoort-centre/index.shtml

GPS Coordinates
N 52° 9' 33.42'' E 5° 22' 43.60''

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TRAVEL

Travel

Railway Station

  • STATION AMERSFOORT (750 m / 0.47 mi)

Airport

  • SCHIPHOL AIRPORT (60.90 km / 37.84 mi)

By Public transport

The hotel is a ten-minute walk from Amersfoort train station. Leave the station via the Noordzijde/Piet Mondriaanplein exit, turn right and walk along Piet Mondriaanlaan. You will be able to see the hotel from the roundabout.

By Car

We are easy to reach by car from Amsterdam, Zwolle, Apeldoorn or Utrecht - the hotel is located in the new Soesterkwartier area.

The indoor car park adjacent to the hotel has 600 spaces and provides direct access to the hotel entrance.

ACCOMMODATION

Accommodation

In order to get our special conference rates at the hotel, make your reservation by using the hotel booking form, which will be included in your course confirmation letter.

Special Conference Prices

Superior twin for single use, including breakfast EUR 111.50 / day.

Please note that this price is excluding 5 % city tax.

Your hotel booking will be handled by the hotel directly. Payment should be made upon departure. The participants themselves are responsible for all financial arrangements with the hotel.

Early bookings are highly recommended as rooms are subject to availability!

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The inner city of Amersfoort has been preserved well since the Middle Ages.

Apart from the Onze-Lieve-Vrouwetoren, the Koppelpoort, and the Muurhuizen (Wall-houses), there is also the Sint-Joriskerk (Saint George's church), the canal-system with its bridges, as well as medieval and other old buildings; many are designated as national monuments.

In the Middle Ages, Amersfoort was an important centre for the textile industry, and there were a large number of breweries.