Room 1 · ground floor
De Praktijk
The Practice, on the ground floor.
Est. 2020Haven 40, Maassluis
Stay at the historic harbour of Maassluis
Two rooms in an 1868 shipowner’s house that served as a doctor’s practice for almost a century.
Welcome to B&B HV40
A house full of stories, on the water
Welcome to HV40, a charming B&B set in a beautiful historic building on the harbour of Maassluis. This unique house was built in 1868 by a prominent family of shipowners and shipbuilders, and for almost 100 years it was home to a doctor’s practice. Today it is the perfect setting for a luxurious and personal bed & breakfast, where modern comfort meets authentic charm.
At HV40, hospitality and comfort come first. Our rooms are stylishly furnished and have everything you need to enjoy your stay. Whether you are looking for a relaxing weekend away or a memorable night somewhere special, HV40 is the perfect place to stay in Maassluis.
The location is ideal for discovering the charm of Maassluis. The house sits right on the harbour, close to the National Towage Museum and the lovely walking routes along the Nieuwe Waterweg. Our rooms are comfortable and offer a luxurious stay with a personal touch!
- Built
- 1868
- Doctor’s practice
- ±100years
- Rooms
- 2
- Guest rating
- 9.4
Rooms
Two rooms overlooking the historic harbour
Each room has an English wrought-iron double bed, a seating area and a coffee & tea corner. As a nod to the past, the rooms are named after the days when the house was still a doctor’s practice.
Room 2 · first floor
De Wachtkamer
The Waiting Room, on the first floor, reached by its own separate staircase.
- Check-in from 4 pmCheck-out before 11 am
- Private bathroomBoth rooms, including toilet
- Free parkingEasy to reach by public transport
- Bicycles & motorbikesCan be parked on our own grounds
Unfortunately the house is not wheelchair accessible, because of the steps and level differences from the street.
Photos
Look inside and out
Did you know?
- 01The Act of MaeslandsluysDuring the Eighty Years’ War, the Act of Maeslandsluys was signed in Maassluis and Maasland by Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, Grand Pensionary of Holland.
- 02GeographyMaassluis lies on the Waterweg, but the stretch of water bordering the town is called the Scheur.
- 03Maassluis on the big screenMaassluis has featured in several films, including Kruimeltje (1999) and Spetters (1980).
History
- ±1340
Maassluis grows up around the sluices in the sea dyke between the North Sea and Rotterdam, built to prevent flooding. The village is called Maeslandsluys.
- 16th century
Marnix van St. Aldegonde fortifies the church island as a redoubt. The Spanish capture it.
- 16 May 1614
Maassluis becomes an independent town.
- 1624
The redoubt is demolished to make way for the Grote Kerk (Great Church).
- 1868
A prominent family of shipowners and shipbuilders builds the HV40 house on the harbour.
- 19th century
Maassluis becomes known as home to the pilotage service and towing companies.
- Today
The town is famous for the steam tug Furie from the Dutch TV series Hollands Glorie. Visit the museum ships and the National Towage Museum to learn more.
The area
Maassluis has been on the map since 1340 and has plenty to see. Discover its rich history on a town walk or a boat tour. The old centre, with the market square, the Vlieten canals, the locks and the harbour, is dear to every true local. With its charming streets and historic buildings, this picturesque part of town has a real village feel. If you love quiet, scenic places, you will soon feel at home here.
Boat tour with the SlakkenvaartFood and drink
You will find a variety of restaurants and cafés close to our B&B.
- Monsieur PaulNoordvliet Noordzijde 5Café-restaurant, from breakfast to dinner
- Vrolijk aan de VlietDoctor Kuyperkade 9Coffee, cake and lunch by the water
- Grand Café De WakerMarkt 6Grand café on the market square
- Da Gennaro OsteriaBloemhof 1Italian osteria
- Kevin’s RestobarP.C. Hooftlaan 6Restobar with a terrace on the water
- Grand Café ’t HoofdBurg. de Jonghkade 35Grand café overlooking the river
- Hotel MaassluisGovert van Wijnkade 48Hotel restaurant on the quay
We are happy to recommend a place and book a table for you.
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Any questions? Feel free to get in touch. We are happy to help!