Fletcher Hotel-Landgoed Huis Te Eerbeek

Recent Reviews: 203

• User: Wickerman22

  Trip type: Solo travel

  A sad performance, GM should be fired

  Arriving on December 25th, about 7pm in a completely deserted hotel lobby. It´s a Dutch hotel brand, proud to have 115 BU´s operating all over the country. Receptionists shows up. A stiff “good evening”, nothing more. No “Merry Christmas”, no “Welcome, how was your trip - after all, they cold see that I flew in from abroad”. Then another two words; “passport please”. No engaging conversation. Only… Read moreArriving on December 25th, about 7pm in a completely deserted hotel lobby. It´s a Dutch hotel brand, proud to have 115 BU´s operating all over the country. Receptionists shows up. A stiff “good evening”, nothing more. No “Merry Christmas”, no “Welcome, how was… Read more

• User: Sandya-and-Erik

  Trip type: Couples

  Location perfect, rooms can be quirky to some - hence a bit too pricey

  At the heart of a (publicly accessible) estate, 1 km from nearest bus stop, two lovely old estate houses with some blocks of hotel rooms, and a newer building with restaurant/reception and the main group of rooms.Reception and restaurant are slightly understaffed, but very helpful; even lent us an ironer & board for a special occasion. Dinner in the restaurant (half board) was a bit slow but v… Read moreAt the heart of a (publicly accessible) estate, 1 km from nearest bus stop, two lovely old estate houses with some blocks of hotel rooms, and a newer building with restaurant/reception and the main group of rooms.Reception and restaurant are slightly understaf… Read more

• User: Nico_paul_bee

  Trip type: Couples

  A youth hostel in disguise

  Don't be tempted by the 14th century manor pictures the hotel presents itself with on booking websites, because unless you've booked anything more luxurious than an economy room, you won't get to enjoy its atmosphere.Standard rooms are located in a building which desperately needs restoration to meet 2020 standards.Needless to say this goes for the rooms as well.As it is, the hotel oozes the atmos… Read moreDon't be tempted by the 14th century manor pictures the hotel presents itself with on booking websites, because unless you've booked anything more luxurious than an economy room, you won't get to enjoy its atmosphere.Standard rooms are located in a building wh… Read more

• User: Jean-Eric d

  Nice park but shabby rooms

  The hotel's website is quite misleading. It shows a nice old house which can be rented for parties but most of the rooms are located in another building which is in sore need of renovation. Scary elevator which does not even reach the third floor and rooms which have not been renovated for a very long time with dirty carpets full of stains. Shower room so small that you can't turn around the wet s… Read moreThe hotel's website is quite misleading. It shows a nice old house which can be rented for parties but most of the rooms are located in another building which is in sore need of renovation. Scary elevator which does not even reach the third floor and rooms whi… Read more

• User: Sam M

  Trip type: Couples

  Smell in Bathroom, sheets not changed, not good for stays longer than a few days

  I wish the review I read before booking had been more detailed about the "outdated rooms". I'm okay with old furnishings. We stayed for 4 days and then another 10 days. The bathroom had a persistent bad smell that wouldn't go away even if the fan was on. The room was extremely small and we're used to in Europe sleeping on 2 single beds pushed together to form one double bed but in this hotel they… Read moreI wish the review I read before booking had been more detailed about the "outdated rooms". I'm okay with old furnishings. We stayed for 4 days and then another 10 days. The bathroom had a persistent bad smell that wouldn't go away even if the fan was on. The r… Read more