Grand Hotel Huis ter Duin

Grand Hotel Huis ter Duin (Dutch: [ˈhœys tər ˈdœyn]) is a seaside hotel and congress center in Noordwijk aan Zee, South Holland, Netherlands, with views over the North Sea.

In 1885 the building was completed and in 1887 the hotel was bought by entrepreneur Heinrich Tappenbeck from the Noordwijk municipality, Tappenbeck immediately began to address business internationally (especially in Germany) and advertised on the good accessibility (by steam tram) and the good connections to major cities such as Amsterdam and Leiden.

Other guests included Princess Grace of Monaco, writer Thomas Mann and film actors Liz Taylor and Richard Burton.

During the Second World War the hotel was requisitioned by the Germans for the post of SS officers.

A fire destroyed a large historic part of the hotel at January 25, 1990, then Huis ter Duin was rebuilt and expanded in its current style.