Paleis Het Loo Reviews

Beautiful palace in a beautiful setting. Well worth a visit.

Very nice to see this once, from the inside and the gardens. Fortunately, we were also able to use the roof. Which gives an overview of the size.

Always fun. Nice place to eat and drink. Nice gardens. Interesting collection. I'm curious how it will be after the renovation

Been on the roof with the construction elevator. You have a great view over the layout of the gardens. Hopefully the roof can also be seen after the renovation of the palace.

Very nice gardens, castle itself is closed until 2023 due to renovations

Despite the great renovation of the palace, I walked very nicely in the garden that was very well maintained. Beautiful plants that look great in a beautiful pattern. The walk in the woods around the pond radiated serene tranquility, and everyone greeted each other nicely. Looked with surprise at how large the carp have grown.
View the stables and admire the carriages and cars.
Restaurant good and neat for each other.
Parking, reception and shop, neat and correct friendly.
Toilets, clean impression.

Palace is closed for renovations, but gardens alone are still worth a visit

Beautiful garden just a pity that the palace is closed

Today visited the Loo Palace, very friendly museum guards, tasty cappuccino - albeit at royal prices - and a beautiful umbrella as a souvenir .. beautiful gardens and all-round top excursion, sandy paths ...

An experience to see; the gardens; the palace you are quickly an afternoon sweet.
worth the effort

Nice to see more about the history of the oranges. The guided tour is recommended. A lot of information on edn nice enthusiastic way.

Museum not open and the garden was not yet planted with new flowers on Whit Monday. Entrance was 15 euros pp.

yes I have been there once as a little boy, but that was a long time ago,

Relax in the palace garden and the museum is well set up. Recommended.

Nice viewing of the gardens and the work and very friendly staff

Beautiful garden. Nice museum. Palace itself is in restoration.

Museum is not yet on display due to renovation but the gardens are very beautiful. Now also with artworks by Daniel Liebeskind

The royal palace of the Netherlands! Although the palace is now being renovated, the gardens and parks are open as usual. You can now also go on the roof every day

Gardens were not well maintained. We came here for the third time but it really disappointed us.

Magnificent! Especially now in a Christmas atmosphere!

A magnificent palace. A beautiful garden with interesting developments

Not only the palace but also the garden on the premises is very beautiful.

Fantastische tuin. Prinsessendag heel mooi georganiseerd voor de kleine dames (en ook voor jongens)!

Very nice gardens, too bad you can't go in anywhere now.

As Apeldoorner, several times, beautiful gardens. Nice

The palace is Boeing renovaties, so you can only visit the gardens, which are amazing. You can also visit old chariots from th e Royalty.

Castle can not be visited and is currently a major construction site. For this, the entrance and parking fees will be properly paid. Stables and garden can be visited. Not to compare with French castles.

This is one huge and best palace in the Netherlands which tourists should never miss. It has a French styled garden and lots of beautiful statues in it. The interior design of the palace is marvelous and you'll see lots of paintings and antiques. I was surprised that the former Dutch queen even had far-east porcelain and decoration. The park of Oude Loo will only be opened between April and May every year. The palace Het Loo is worthy to visit again and again.

Wonderful place, I recommend especially the top view, from the roof terrace

Really nice and the staffs are very friendly.

Very nice palace, beautiful garden and interesting staff who took pictures of us, an unforgettable memory.

Prachtige tuinen en een mooi paleis. Het is altijd anders, maar altijd prachtig

Fine despite the corona crisis. Doable with little audience, plus point: visit the roof!

Beautiful building. The relationships become clear here. It is a huge amount. Good to go back someday ...

Cozy flea market and a breathtaking view from the roof

Although the Palace has been closed for 3 years due to major renovation, it is worth visiting the stables, gardens and surrounding forests!

Bigger and with more to see than expected. It is a pity that a part has been closed for the renovation.

A beautiful palace and an even nicer garden well worth the effort.

Did not expect that the Loo Palace would be so large in terms of territory. A surprise. In 2021 we will return for the palace itself. A lot of activities for children, very nice.

Fine environment. Nice walk in the beautiful garden. Orange route walked. Fine to do

Nice palace and nice palace garden. The palace will be renovated in the coming years, so it cannot be viewed from the inside. It is a pity that an exhibition in the exhibition space has to be paid separately. Should one solve otherwise.

Was a fantastic day. Nice tour again became something wary Definitely recommended

National museum, without a disabled toilet. How is it possible! Where a small country can be great!

Too bad the palace is being renovated. The gardens are beautiful.

The palace inside is quite beautiful, much as you'd expect from a royal palace. For those interested in royal history, it's definitely worth visiting. There is a large garden, which is impressive, although it's difficult to appreciate on a day when the weather is bad, as it was when I visited. Nonetheless, an enjoyable day out.

We really liked this place, small castle, simple, but very beautiful gardens

A beautiful palace with a lot of history.
It is currently being fully restored and is opening its doors again in 2021.

Definitely beautiful, but poorly organized, even for work in progress. Rude staff.

Willem van Oranje bought the medieval old Loo in 1684. The palace (summer residence of Dutch governors and kings from 1686 to 1975) was last inhabited by Princess Margriet. From 1984 it has been decorated as a museum. There is a lot of splendor to see in the gardens of palace Het Loo, beautifully restored to its former glory, and it is wonderful to walk through it. In the palace itself we thought it was a bit too full and very dark (there was of course no electric light in the past). Not a royal palace with very large rooms. Lots of paintings, many corridors and many small rooms. A maze for the uninitiated. The gardens made us happier. Very unfortunate that taking pictures in the palace was not allowed. All in all a special experience and worth it!

Great place for relax, friendly for family, everyone will eat something and drink, I recommend.

Rather disappointing and certainly because renovation works were being carried out on the main building, which was therefore closed.

Beautiful well-kept palace that has been turned into a museum inside

Beautiful surroundings
A lot of stalls and a varied selection of products and food items on offer.