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"First time stopping here. Friendly welcome with parking on site. Good team of staff and interesting dining options too. Room was nice and very quiet location. Had a couple of beers on the bar and caught up on some work. Then went to the Japanese restaurant area next door and enjoyed the novelty iPad ordering system, where you can order up to 5 small plates at a time and then it resets after 10 mins and you can order again. It was an easy stay and I would probably stay again when next in the area."

"A fantastic hotel with more facilities than I expected."

"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."

"Wonderful, quiet, confortable, romantic, the staff is amazing, ambiance is very nice. The details are fantastic, worth every penny..the restaurant was very cozzy and the Chefs surprise meal was delicious.highly recomend you try that dinner choice...will definitely come back to this hotel. "

"Excellent location. Easy parking underground. Safe, quiet. Sadly on Sunday there is no restaurant service but Taglich dining is available within 5 minute walk from the hotel. Great find."

"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.’"