โรงแรมใกล้ Ede Centrum Railway StationในEde

Review-overzicht van Google ? Een review schrijven 4,1 Zeer goed 421 reviews Kamers2,6Locatie4,0Service4,0 Wat gasten hierover zeggen ”Ruime kamers en een goed ontbijt voor een goede prijs.” ”Wisten dat er geen raam open kom, maar volgens de website hadden we airco.” ”Hadden ook een hotel kamer met stukje tuin, heerlijk voor de hond!” Meer Stellen3,6 Solo3,7 Zakelijk3,9 Gezinnen3,8 Reviews Mensen vermelden vaak Alle Stellen Service Eigenschap Badkamer Slapen Locatie Ontbijt Sfeer Hygiëne en netheid + nog 6 Meest recent Linda V2/5zojuist op  Google Locatie is prachtig. Personeel is vriendelijk en pakt snel door. Eten was heerlijk. Helaas ook wat min puntjes. De zaal is behoorlijk warm en kunnen geen ramen en deuren open vanwege geluidsoverlast. Er hangt wel een airco maar koelt helaas niet goed genoeg. Helaas kan het qua communicatie ook wat beter. Duidelijk aangegeven dat we vegetarisch vlees wilde voor 3 mensen bij onze bruiloft. Er zou bij onze bbq een apparte schaal met vegatarisch vlees komen. Dit Helaas niet gebeurd. Daarna na het aangegeven in mailing contact werd hier over gelogen, dat er gevraagd is aan de bewuste gasten of ze iets anders konden betekenen en dar er werd aangegeven dat het eten verrukkelijk was (door de personen die dus vega waren) na terug communiceren per mail dat dit dus niet waar is NOOIT meer wat gehoord!!!! Ooowja en het bed waar we onze huwelijksnacht moesten door brengen werd bij elkaar gehouden door een kratje onder het bed. Bed zakte al aardig door en vooral mijn man heeft verschikkelijk geslapen! Vooral jammer dat ze overal achteraf een excuus voor hadden. En o.a dus dingen die niet waar zijn! En daarna dus niet meer op je reageren als je hun nog mailt!

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Stayed for 3 nights on a Leger Holidays tour to Arnhem. Having had a bad experience at the Fletcher Hotel at Doorwerth-Arnhem we were a little apprehensive of staying here. However we were pleasantly surprised! Room was of a fair size with decor in the mode of a British Travelodge. There was a safe but no fridge or kettle. Our room had a balcony but as it was on the first floor and directly above the hotel entrance where the smoking crew gathered it was rather spoilt by smoke drifting into the room when we tried to use it. Perhaps a designated smoking area away from the entrance would be a good idea? There was plenty of sockets in the room but only one adjacent to the bed. Limited wardrobe space but enough for a 2 or 3 night stay. Bathroom had a bathtub and powerful hand shower but the lighting was fairly dismal. Housekeeping was a bit hit and miss, we requested fresh towels which we received but the old towels were not taken away. We were disappointed that the main bar was closed during our stay but the restaurant staff were happy to serve drinks in the lounge area next to the restaurant. Reception staff were also obliging. Lovely indoor swimming pool and the area was cleaned every morning to high standard.

Arrived at lunchtime. No staff serving on the outside terrace. Scan your phone on the table and somebody finally arrives to you half an hour later looking irritated that they have to serve you. Paid extra for a luxury room and it’s nothing special. Only a standard sized room with no fridge and a noisy mobile air-conditioning stand on the floor. For dinner they charge ridiculous money for a glass of water. Solution, walk to the toilet with your glass and fill it up or do what we did; melt some ice-cubes from the wine ice bucket. Apparently the fee for the water is because the water is filtered and kept in a refrigerated system. So not environmentally friendly not to mention the amount of plastic waste during breakfast. Fletcher Hotels really need to get with the times and start making a contribution to a cleaner planet.

Stayed 1 night on a Leger Holidays tour. Before arrival our guide phoned ahead to book our group of 26 people into the restaurant for dinner. We were told this would be fine and there would also be porterage for our luggage. Plus as we had an early start in the morning a take away breakfast would be supplied and we would be given a list to select our choices. However on arrival the receptionist knew nothing of the conversation stating that her colleague had gone home and no one knew anything about the prior arrangement. So no porterage and no take away breakfast list. The issue of porterage was quite a problem as there was a fair number of elderly people in our group and some of the rooms had no lift access. (In fairness the receptionist did carry one elderly gentleman's case to his room) Our group was told to go to the Restaurant at 6-30pm for dinner which we did only to be told we weren't dining in the restaurant but in the bar area. We had no proper menu to look at and on complaining we were given a hastily prepared sheet of paper with limited choice and no prices. Once again we complained about this and another sheet of paper appeared with prices. We noticed that we were being charged the same price for our limited choice menu as the Ala Carte menu so why couldn't we be given the Ala Carte menu in the first place and sit in the proper restaurant? By now it was 8pm and a couple of our group had given up on the idea of eating and had gone to bed. The service we received was also third rate. Soup arriving after the main course and no spoon to eat it with, table water was requested which arrived but nobody thought about giving us glasses to drink it, food arriving luke warm/cold. Another 2 members of our group gave up with dinner and decided to eat bar food at the bar. They ordered their food together and one arrived an hour after the first. When we finally managed to track down a duty manager and brought all the above to her attention she was unsympathetic and quite obnoxious in the manner she responded to an elderly person who raised the difficulties the hotel were obviously having in catering for a group. You would think a hotel would welcome a group of 26 into their restaurant with open arms and provide a better service. The chaotic feel also extended into the rooms. Although they were of a fair size they were a little dated. The bathroom had a very deep bathtub that was quite hazardous to get in and out of even for a tall person like myself and there was no safety grab rails. There was a kettle in the room but no English breakfast tea and paper cups. (The kind of thing you would expect in a budget hotel) In fairness the take away breakfast was good and so large it also sufficed for lunch as well. Sadly any plus points were outweighed by the appalling treatment our group received the previous evening.

The transport strike, on the 28th, meant I needed to stay in Holland a day longer than I'd planned to and I couldn't extend my stay at the hotel in Elst (see separate review), I'd been staying in. I had to be out of one hotel by 11am and couldn't check in here until 3pm, but the Haarhuis (Her House, in English) has storage facilities and that gave me the ability to walk around Arnhem centrum (centre) and visit the Airborne At The Bridge exhibition (see separate review), without having to drag my luggage around with me. In an effort to keep my costs down, I'd booked a single room (without breakfast, as there's plenty of shops and fast food places around Arnhem Centraal), but the receptionist did some checking and gave me a free upgrade to a double room, instead. The room itself was very light and spacious, but lacked air conditioning - which was slightly made up for by having opening windows and, being north facing, the room was shaded from the Sun for the most part.. Some have commented on the noise level in the rooms at the front, but it wasn't all that noticeable to me (perhaps, because the strike meant a there were very few buses, no Trolleybuses and few trains were running), despite having the secondary glazing open the entire time I was staying. It came with all the normal amenities, such as a wardrobe, flat screen TV and coffee machine (why no tea, though?). The bed was single beds, pushed together, but had a (thin, but very firm) double mattress on top and I slept extremely well. The bathroom, whilst small, was very well laid out - though, being a slightly bigger framed man, I did find getting in and out of the shower to be a bit of a struggle, as the door only opened half way. The water was hot and very plentiful and the soap/shampoo provided did mean I didn't have to go rooting around in my case to find my own. In conclusion, staying wasn't planned, but it's a lovely hotel, with very friendly and helpful staff, and I'm glad I booked.

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Lovely, tranquil hotel in bucolic area. The rooms are in split bungalows off towards the outside of the property. Modern rooms are on the tight side- had a suite with fireplace, and a bathtub in the room. The beds were comfortable but pillows over stuffed and hard so had to use my travel pillow. The bathrooms were single sink with a large shower and modern toilet with built in fan. Everything in the suite is at an odd angle but a good set up. The fireplace is a vapor and light model. Cute. The two tvs (one on each side of foreplace) were odd as the one not watching would turn on at random times. Due to rain, we were unable to use the outside seating area but it was nice, surrounded by low lying hedges. Walk ways boarder the rooms so not absolutely private but the hotel is quiet. There is ample parking and possible to park smaller camper if needed. The estate is lovely. There is a trail around the main house for viewing there lovely plantings and specimen trees. There area is full of biking paths and the nearby town of Putten is adorable and has an excellent bakery (be sure to look for the good one which is on a corner at end of shopping street- the other bakery is commercial stuff). The h