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Lisse is a beautiful little town that appears to have largely escaped from mass tourism so far! It is very clean & well maintained & had a lovely relaxed feel to it. The residents were all lovely & friendly. We only had 2 days but would’ve happily stayed for another 2 days to properly explore the area more! The local beaches (which are within cycling distance) are well worth a visit. It has a well stocked supermarket (Dirk) as well as some cute little cafes, eateries & some decent little shops.

Lisse town is beautiful. I prefer staying in the centrum. I love eating at the restaurant De Engel. Shopping was fantastic. Good pharmacists. Service is great. Drinks are also fine. The coffee place named "Qoffee and more", very kind owner, very friendy. Going to Amsterdam and Schiphol from there is easy.

The hotel facilities were excellent. It was quiet but well-located, with friendly staff. Everything was clean and the bed & pillows were exceptionally comfortable. The purpose of our stay was to visit the Keukenhof and that was an easy walk away. Town is also pretty and worthy of a visit itself, with specialty shops, as well as nearby supermarkets. Restaurant at front of Hotel was lovely with cosy atmosphere, welcoming, friendly staff and good food. Others nearby also very good with wide variety of food choices.

Very friendly town, had the feel of a.country village community. Visitors made to feel welcome. some good bars,.cafes and.restaurants but not overly 'touristy'. Beautiful gardens everywhere - the people of Lisse are clearly very proud of their closeness to Keuchenhof and the tulip fields.

We stayed 3 nights, which was aboout the right length of time. It was an easy bus ride from Schiphol airport (no 361) and a 10 minute walk. We spent a whole leisurely day at Keukenhof which was stunning. On a rather wet day we went on a pleasant 1 1/2 hour canal boat cruise past the dykes and windmills and through lakes starting at Lisssebrug at the bottom of Kanaalstraat (15-20 minutes walk from the hotel). We also went in the Black Tulip Museum, which was rather small and overpriced for what was there. If it had been better weather we would have cycled round the local area on the very good cycle tracks. There was plenty of bike hire places including at our hotel. There was a lovely Greek restaurant in town, and a very good restaurant at our hotel (De Duis), where we also eat at. In the shopping parade was a lovely café which did excellent light lunches.