The hotel is in a charming location with shops and restaurants all around. Good quality and variety of food at breakfast. The staff was very attentive to make sure everyone was getting coffee/tea and checking in to see if people needed refills. Rooms were basic, but clean. I appreciated having a fan in my room.

I was in the building with the shared bathroom/shower. It would be useful to install some hooks for people to hang their clothing/towels in the shower room. Also, some more hooks in the room would be helpful for hanging towels up to dry, etc.

Authentiek

Alles was goed

Restaurant was amazing - spare ribs.

sweet little hotel in characterful village

we knew we had to possibly share bathroom which was fine but with hotel being full there was a long queue

Loved the gluten free dinner and breakfast 😋

Nothing

A fantastic small town hotel, toilets just one per floor, but very very clean as well as the rooms and absolutely acceptable for the price we paid. Twin beds, sink in the room, tea and fridge in the hall. We could not stay for breakfast, so we got lunch boxes packed for us, very tasty and food all fresh. Nothing to complain about, quite the opposite :) thank you so much for the nice weekend!

nothing, it was all excellent!

The hotel was very clean. There was no noice (during our stay) from the outside. The breakfast room was also very nicely done (it seemed newly renovated), and the coffee was great. The location is within a beautiful little village.

The staf ( we think it was a son and next day his dad) was not unfriendly but also didn't make us feel very welcome. The room was very basic and sober but maybe that is the style of the hotel. The breakfast was also very limited in choice although the things that were available tasted good. There was only one pillow for each of us in the room (we didn't ask for another). All in all we thought the price wasn't worth what we got but maybe prices in the village are extremely high...?

The location and the breakfast

It was noisy at night when the other guests were going to their rooms or toilet,