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Great location and very nice combination of modern architecture and historical buildings. Really nice that there are small seating areas (lounges) throughout the entire building with free coffee and thee and biscuits and candy (sugerfree). Breakfast very good with wide variety of products, all biological or sustainable sourced. Also great for conferences and meetings. Also great location in combination with one or two days wellness at Thermen Soesterberg.

It has everything you could ask for. Better equipped than any hotel

the rooms are clean and quite comfy. The area is quiet and we have all we need at the house. The lady host is exceptionally helpful. We arrived late, she waited to greet us in the house, showing us around and helped us with laundry late at night and returned early in the morning before we headed out.

Location was great and rooms were very spacious.

Friendly staff. Good food and bar. Clean modern bedrooms. I especially loved that the water from the faucet is drinkable.

The room was very small. We had to pay 15 euros an hour to check in early. We had just arrived from Canada. We did enjoy walking into the charming village of Bunnik for dinner. Breakfast was not included but it was an excellent breakfast buffet!

Convenient

We like everything the place was very clean; big; wonderful location

Spacious room. Bus stop right in front of hotel to go to central station.

The room was clean, warm, and reasonably appointed. The bed was comfortable without being unduly soft, with a nice duvet and extra pillows. The bathroom was sufficiently spacious for a single man. The men at the reception desk were courteous and friendly, if not overtly outgoing nor pre-emptively helpful (i.e., they checked me in and greeted me with a smile at each passing; but, I did not ask them for information or advice, so cannot speak to their expertise in that regard). The location is excellent with respect to both accessibility and as a base for exploring the Centrum: it was a simple walk from the train station, being located on the station-side of the Centrum and just across the outer (first) ring-canal; and you can easily walk the entire old city from the hotel, find groceries and supplies and banking very close by, and even stroll up to Schothorst park in nearly a straight line (with a zigzag around Sint-Joriskerk). The presence of the tower makes it easy to navigate back from wherever you've wandered without paying much attention to where you've gone: just look for the spire and head back to it! The primary detraction is the noise: if you're looking for a quiet location to relax, this is not it. You'll be above a busy entertainment and market square, and the windows are surprisingly thin, such that everything happening in the square will sound like it's in your lap. Gregarious and loud reveling continues in the square until 0300 on weeknights and 0530 on Friday (during mid-November; later in summer?) and morning preparations (moving chairs, assembling tents and vendors' structures, leaf-blowing, etc.) begins around 0800; with the tower chiming every half hour all night long and accompanied by tunes from its carillon, on the half-hour, starting at 0900. If you're sensitive to such noises, getting five hours of sleep could be considered a very restful night and around three hours not abnormal.