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"We stayed here for 4 nights with our 2 boys. We were recommended this place from a friend and it was perfect. We cycled every day and found some beautiful spots. We used the facilities for swimming and a drink at the bar. It was extremely quiet which was lovely"

"Lovely hotel, very helpful and polite staff, room was clean and comfortable, excellent restaurant"

"The rooms are spacious and the accommodations are lovely. The only issue was coming back late after a wedding to find the front reception door locked and preventing me from entering. I tried to call the number but the calls were not being received, I did however manage to trick the door censor to opening to let me in"

"The hotel was easily accessible from the train station, it's about 15 minutes walk from the center of Meppel but we were able to rent e-bike from them and that was super convenient. The staff was super helpful, a lot of college aged students, all were English speakers, and they have a good bar and restaurant. The only complaint was the extras from the bar were quite pricey, but overall very good stay"

"House was big enough for our family of 10. Some rooms small, but acceptable for our short stay. Kitchen was fully equipped with all we needed. "

"Alles Goed in de koeken"

"Lovely clean room. We ate in the restaurant which had a very good menu and the food was excellent."

"It was a very a great surprise in the middle of open country. Farms around, lots of open space. Super quiet, great staff and great price. A real gem."

"We were welcomed by friendly staff in a beautiful medieval house. The restaurant and breakfast room are located in this ‘castle.’ The rooms are located across the street in a new-fangled room complex. The rooms are modern and functionally furnished. Unfortunately, there was a lack of maintenance of the rooms; the shower floor and chairs are damaged. All this should not spoil the fun, but that is not what you expect from a (Fletcher) hotel. Above all, the rooms are very warm, so the air conditioning is sorely missed. I recommend that Fletcher addresses both ‘shortcomings.’"