Depending on which type you're flying, Hilversum can be a bit tight as the longest runway is 700m and grass. Both Midden-Zeeland and Texel have longer runways (at 1000m and 1100m) with good solid foundations under the grass top layer. That can make a big difference if you're loaded up with fuel and the weather is on the rainy side. Hilversum sometimes has to close when the weather has been too wet for a while. Customs is available at all three airfields, but you may have to give them some prior notice of your arrival.
I would recommend Texel, as it's a friendly place with a very smooth long runway but if you're thinking of just passing through, Hilversum or Lelystad is perhaps more conveniently located. You could have a look at Teuge as well. Texel has a large restricted area right next door overhead the tip of the next island. If that's active you may have to do a bit of a detour to fly around it, but Texel airport will be able to advise on that.