Hotels Near Koninkrijkszaal van Jehovah's Getuigen in Tiel

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.

+Location is perfectly situated on hiking area / Utrechtse Heuvelrug. +Hotel & room clean. - Breakfast basic / limited choice (eg no fresh fruit salad but just an apple or kiwi and toppings: good but very simple /) expected more choice for 4 * -Bath: Could not take a bath, water did not get hot. CV appeared to have quirks. +Neatly handled by the hotel. +Receptionists very friendly / helpful - food We had booked half board and therefore incl 51 € voucher food at Bosrestaurant Overberg (if you eat or drink for more than you pay extra) - portion of salmon steak and fries a bit frugal + my salmon and sirloin steak very tasty - my husband's food was a turn-off, . - returned carpaccio (because of ant) ​​And returned the richly filled fish stew because there was a complete lack of fish. Eventually we chose another dish (schnitzel) but it was served without any accessories (fries and salad). So my husband had no choice but to settle for my cold leftover fries (I had already finished eating) - the chef: we asked to speak to the chef but he did not show up at our table, he preferred to go outside and curse instead of apologizing. The assistant chef eventually came to tell us that the chef had forgotten the fish and that something had indeed gone wrong. He offered us a dessert on the house but our dinner was such a disappointment that we declined. The next morning the receptionist waived the “entire” bill for the dinner, which amounted to the drinks and starters, since we had already paid €51 in advance in our hotel rate/half board, + but it is the gesture that counts and the compensation was a band-aid and we appreciate it

Stayed for four nights Lovely room with everything needed for our stay, good use of the space re “wardrobe” for hanging up clothes. Loved the shower and that there were two options. The walk in aspect was ideal for those with mobility issues. The breakfast options were fab especially the sugar bread and marzipan bread. Evening meals were also reasonable especially after a long journey. Overall the staff were lovely from the kitchen to the reception.

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.

Stopped at this hotel during a bus tour for 2 nights. It is not a regular hotel, but a country complex in the forest with a farm, a horseback, From Amsterdam, of course, far away (about 100 km), but, recalling the hotel in which it was stayed in Amsterdam once (the suitcase in the room was not fitted), and that, The hotel is a good place to stay for day 3, take a bike, travel around the villages (in Holland, every village and town deserves attention). But we had to be satisfied with only a accommodation - late arrived and early left. The rooms are spacious, there were 2 bottles of water at the check-in, there is a capsule coffee maker (no use). The bed is comfortable, snowy. Breakfast with freshly squeezed orange juice, delicious baking is decent. Also in the hotel you can have dinner, there is a bar, a big parking. The hotel recommends when traveling by car, but of course not for stops to examine Amsterdam or Kekenhof.

Finally, Gorinchem has an excellent hotel, my 1st stay in the newly opened hotel was excellent, the impressive entrance and lobby, lead to a very nice restaurant and or bar, both of which are extremely comfortable. The room was as expected, very comfortable, quiet an had all the things I needed and all of the staff were I met were helpful, friendly and helped make this stay my 1st of many.

Note: the hotel may charge you an extra 54% on arrival even after paying in full on Bookingcom - you will be out of pocket of that value for 31 days or whenever they feel like reverting or refunding. It got me thinking I may as well have gone for a more expensive hotel for the overall cost. In spite of this, Nijmegen is a place very close to my heart and this hotel is very well located with comfortable rooms (although a little chilly as the air con is without a warming function - being a winter visit). As a frequent visitor of hotels, at least once every 6 to 8 weeks, this hotel will meet your needs and I do like the catering for business such as a desk in each room as well as the fridge and kettle provisions. The unadvertised charge of 54% extra (out of pocket) being the main gripe, which is in no relation to City Tax or Service Charge which is ok. This overall would otherwise be a reasonably 'ok' stay.