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1. Marienthaler Gasthof
Marienthaler GasthofHamminkeln
- Kids' paradise with playground, bikes, and nature trails near Schloss Raesfeld invites families to explore and unwind.
RM461
RM493 total
includes taxes & fees
13 Sept - 14 Sept




2. Hotel Haus Duden
Hotel Haus DudenWesel
- Charming family escape with complimentary cots, bicycle rentals, and lush garden spaces in rural Wesel.
RM270
RM289 total
includes taxes & fees
11 Oct - 12 Oct
RM543
RM581 total
includes taxes & fees
13 Sept - 14 Sept
RM538
RM600 total
includes taxes & fees
14 Sept - 15 Sept




5. Hotel an der Burgschänke
Hotel an der BurgschänkeAlpen
- Idyllic family retreat near Pappelsee Park features complimentary breakfast buffet and thoughtful amenities for children.
RM701
RM750 total
includes taxes & fees
12 Sept - 13 Sept
RM413
RM442 total
includes taxes & fees
13 Sept - 14 Sept
RM415
RM444 total
includes taxes & fees
14 Sept - 15 Sept
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Top Hamminkeln Hotel Reviews
Welcome Hotel Wesel
10/10 Excellent
"Das Frühstück könnte in diesem Haus etwas vielfältiger sein."
Parkhotel Oberhausen
10/10 Excellent
"Large parking, also two EV chargers available, paid at the hotel. Very large room, well stocked fridge. Large bathroom."
NH Oberhausen
10/10 Excellent
"The only complaint was that the bar hours were inconsistent"
IntercityHotel Duisburg
10/10 Excellent
"The room was very clean and the location right next to the train station is a big advantage. However, I found the price for the breakfast to be a bit expensive."
Van der Valk Hotel Gladbeck
10/10 Excellent
"Lovely room, one of the best hotel showers ever! Great breakfast and play area for kids. Super friendly staff. Tiny thing, would rather the cups in the room weren’t disposable plastic, but reusable."



























