The history of Pirombo Bed & Breakfast goes back 100 years. It was built in 1920 as a summer villa for the de Clercq family from Leiden. In 1942 “de Zonnepit”, as the house was then called, was confiscated by the Germans. After May 1945 Pico and Rombouts took over the house and called it “Pirombo”. They started a shelter for victims of the Second World War. This was followed up by the Westra family, who took in mothers and children from Indonesia.

At the end of the sixties, tourism in Noordwijk started again and various owners have operated Pirombo B&B, each in their own way.

In the living room, all kinds of old elements of the original construction have been preserved, so that the warm atmosphere is preserved. We try to renovate a number of rooms every year so that there is always an innovation and modern touch. And always in the beach style of Noordwijk.

Pirombo B&B is located between Noordwijk aan Zee and Noordwijk-Binnen, between the bulb fields of Noordwijk. The view from the rooms towards the bulb fields and the Coepelduinen is spectacular. The beach on one side and the Oude Dorpskern van Noordijk-Binnen on the other side are just 800 meters away by foot.