Parking Restaurant Club Rex, Hilversum

Pre-book private parking for Restaurant Club Rex with Mobypark

If you’re looking for parking Restaurant Club Rex, don’t waste time driving around the centre of Hilversum. Mobypark lets you book private parking spots owned by businesses and property owners that aren’t actively used—think hotel parking, office-area spaces, private driveways, or unused garage spots. Because it’s booked in advance, you can arrive for dinner or a late night without the stress of finding a last free space.

Street parking around Groest/Marktplein is paid and can get busy on market days. Booking a reserved spot via Mobypark is often a straightforward way to compare options before you leave home—and in many cases you may save up to 60% versus paying public rates on the day.

Street parking near Groest & Marktplein: paid hours, rising hourly rates

Restaurant Club Rex is in the paid parking area of Hilversum centre, around Groest and Marktplein. On the street, paid parking is typically active Mon–Sat 09:00–24:00 and Sun 12:00–24:00. Expect a tariff of €3.20 for the first hour, then a higher progressive rate of €6.40 per hour afterwards (up to a maximum of €82 per 24 hours in the centre zone).

Groest itself is designed as car-light traffic, so you generally can’t park directly on Groest. You’ll need to look for side streets and nearby areas instead—and on Wednesday and Saturday (market days near Marktplein) the area can be busier than usual. If you want to avoid circling for a space, compare street pricing to a pre-booked private spot on Mobypark.

Park in a central garage: easier for late arrivals

For many drivers, a nearby public garage is the most practical alternative to street parking—especially if you’re arriving around peak times. Central garages near the Groest/market area are often open 24/7 and typically cost around €15 per day for a full day, with hourly rates that are commonly in the range of roughly €2.85–€4.50 per hour depending on the garage.

Because garage availability can also be tight during busy evenings, it’s smart to pre-check your plan. Reserving through Mobypark can help you secure a spot first, then decide how long you’ll stay—often with better predictability than relying on walk-up availability in the public garages.

Resident permits and enforcement: don’t risk fines

If you don’t have a resident parking permit (and the right conditions for it), don’t assume you can “use the paid area” like a free zone. Hilversum enforces paid parking using a scanning system that checks whether the car has valid parking permission (payment or permit). When there’s no valid parking right, a fine can apply—for example, €78.80 for not paying (plus the cost of one hour), and €129.00 for parking where it isn’t permitted.

Parking rules can be strict around special reserved spaces too (for example, unauthorised parking on a reserved disabled parking place can lead to much higher penalties). If you’re visiting Restaurant Club Rex without a permit, pre-booking a private parking spot on Mobypark can be an easy way to avoid time pressure and permission mistakes.

Practical checklist before you arrive

• Choose your arrival time when searching, so the parking matches your planned dinner/drinks window.
• Decide your duration first (short dinner vs. longer night), then compare street vs. garage vs. reserved private parking.
• Be mindful of market days (Wednesday and Saturday), when the area around Marktplein is more likely to feel crowded.
• Pay attention to car-access limits for garages (height/entry) and keep your vehicle details ready.

For the key street-parking hours, tariffs, and permit/fine basics, see the FAQ below.