Search Inns in Ederveen

"great!"

"Convenient for my place of work. Food is great. Quiet location close to small village."

"Very clean hotel with easy parking and great breakfast."

"Reception staff so helpful, small shop selling needed items and drinks, super room."

"I was very impressed with the hotel, considering the low cost of rooms. Location wise it was not perfect with nothing much within walking distance, but by car it was equally between two destinations I was visiting. The breakfast buffet was a little lacking in variety considering the relatively high price, and hence I took this on only one of my two nights. I think they made a charge for extra coffee pods (if required), which does not seem to be a good point. Having arrived late in the evening, I removed the coffee from sight, so as I made sure I did not run out. This would be a consideration if two people were sharing the room Two single beds, but no serious option to put a space between them. Also, the mattress had a tendency to slide away from the base. I would stay again, but under similar conditions - as a base to explore and not a destination in itself."

"Next to Train Station & convenience to commute even though hotel is a bit distance away from city. Bed is comfortable & clean. "

"The hotel is very nice. The service was very friendly, and the room was spotless. Perhaps the only drawback is the bathroom, since it has an exhaust fan running continuously, it is very cold in winter. But other than that, everything was great. The area is very nice to walk around, there are good cafes in the surroundings, stores and lots of green areas. Also, very good connection by train and bus to other cities like Utrecht and Amsterdam. In addition, the hotel has its own restaurant and cinema which can be a good panorama for a rainy weekend. Highly recommended."

"The hotel with the best location in Arnhem - within walking distance from anywhere. Parking is too expensive - so think of a better alternative. Breakfast was too basic for the hotel class."

"Everything"