Odkryj pobyt w mieście Wageningen

Traveling with members of the extended family, to Wageningen, very kind, and lived in the conference center that I lived 18 years ago, more cordial. The facilities are still perfect, the elevator has two doors, one above the other. The scenery outside is more beautiful, because the green is more lush. Wageningen is still a quiet city, clean and transparent, quiet and intoxicated. By the way, the standard room for living is not much more expensive than the standard room, but there is a small living room with a writing desk, which is very suitable for me~ people who need to work overtime at night, do not affect the aunt who sleeps in the same room.

Hotel de Wageningse Berg is situated on a fantastic location. With panoramic views on the river de Neder-Rijn and wide green meadows on the sides of it. Furthermore, right next to the hotel lies a beautiful botanic garden (Arboretum). Furthermore, the service in the restaurant is great and so are the food and the accompanying wines. Value for buck!!

Have stayed at Hotel de Wereld a few times and each room is unique and exciting. Would recommend this hotel to anyone with a sense of adventure - and those looking for a super comfy place away from home. It's amazing to eat in the dining room surrounded by so much history, and on a warm summer days to sit outside at the cafe in the beautiful town of Wageningen.

The room was exceptionally small. There was approximately one foot between the bed and the wall on one side and two feet on the side closest to the bathroom. The bathroom door could not open completely. The bathroom was similarly scaled. If you were sitting on the commode your knees were under the sink. If you were at the sink, you’d better have the shower open because your elbows were in the shower. At the foot of the bed there was about 1 meter of space to the wall. This we completely consumed by the two suitcases and two daypacks. There was significant road noise audible in the room. There is a small elevator usable to access the first and second floors. If your room number is in the 3xx series, you will have to hand carry your bags up the final two flights of stairs. One exceptional amenity, they were one of the few hotels in Europe, that we’ve encountered, providing wash cloths. The restaurant menu was uninspired. We like to patronize the place where we are staying but we'd have done better going into the village. All in all nothing terrible but we left feeling the experience was not balanced by the cost.

Business travel accommodation, good value for money, clean, good environment, very quiet, you can sleep beautifully, the bed is OK, breakfast has not been tried, no evaluation.

The room it self was good and price wise I think very good. Very unusual the fact that the toilet was separate from the bathroom. with no hand basin. Very nice that there was a Nespresso machine, with 4 pots. Disappointing that there were just two paper cups. The thing that let our stay down was the restaurant. First we were told that we were too late to make a reservation and we had to come after 20.00 hours as the restaurant was fully booked. No effort was done, to write down, for instance the room number so they could have called when there were tables free. When we arrived at 20.00 hrs the restaurant was already almost empty. Also we were not so pleased with the food. The fries were really yummy, I have to say. Staff clearly did not enjoy working for this hotel. We were offered a reduction of the price, but we really had to ask for this, after we honestly mentioned what was wrong with the food and also that food was not eaten. Would I stay in the hotel again. Yes, would I eat in the restaurant again No.

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.