Hotels near minicamping De Bosrand, Heijen

That was a quiet night in Cuijk! Rooms on the back. Note: Hotel Taurus is not a resort. Rooms are functional and very clean. A little more patates eaten on Friday night in the Foodstore below the hotel. With the charming owner who is making his best to keep Cuijk alive. A nice place like the Maas!

Just had a drink and pre dinner snack. Ordered a small borrel snack of charcuterie with cheese nuts and olives. It was a generous portion between us filling enough to not need much dinner when we arrived home in Lent. Friendly attentive personnel and plenty of them. We sat with our dog on the terrace which overlooks a luscious green field. We felt very welcome.

This hotel is booked on business trips, breakfast eggs + bacon, fruit salad, drinks with milk and a variety of juices. Then there are all kinds of bread, but when I went there, several flies were flying, and I told the front desk that a young man said that he was leaving soon. It's no use telling him. . . . There is a McDonald's opposite, and the itinerary is too tight to arrange. There is also a warehouse in JD.com nearby. Some companies in the domestic electric car industry chain are also expanding international business here. There is one in the corridor. It should be a tourist season now, and it may be cost-effective, and there are a few days of full booking. There are 39 rooms on each floor, a total of four floors.

As I look over the English language reviews, it looks like it has been awhile since any were posted. My girlfriend and I stayed here from April 26 to April 28, 2022. We booked the luxury room, which was very modern, clean and up to date. For what we paid, we thought it was amazing value. Our first night we ate at the London Pub and the food was excellent. The breakfast buffets were top notch. The croissants are to die for. We spent the day at the boat. It was our first experience at a wellness spa and we will certainly be back. We tried 4 of the saunas. We also enjoyed the pool and hot tubs and especially the loungers on the lawn. Being from Canada, it was a treat to be able to go nude. Yes, naturists are a rare breed in the Great White North. As is the case everywhere, there were some staff shortage issues. However, they did their best and for that I cannot fault them.

We booked a room with our little child to spend two days in the nearby Park Ireland. Until check-in, I had only received a booking confirmation with booking number and QR code (my experience after check-in). In the evening against 19Uhr we were now standing closed with a tired little child - from a code for the key cash box was nothing on the Internet site or in the mail (According to the Internet site, the reception was occupied weekdays up to 22Uhr). I called at the hotline, here I was 2x over a total of 10min in the waiting line and was thrown out of the line twice. Other guests inside have left us in the lobby and continued to get us the nice staff on the phone (after receiving a card via the telephone of the reception via the partner hotel). We should be encoded through the hotline one of the cards on the extraordinary treasure, which did not work so we stood closed to the room door. So with the baby now, overtook the telephone again to the lobby and more minutes in the waiting chain. After the staff had encoded the card again, we could also send the listener directly to the next guests who were closed to the door and also did not know what they should do. After more than 45Minuten we finally could go to the room. 2 stars there are only for breakfast at the adjacent restaurant - here you were very struggling and it was very delicious. What is this for an organization and for which service is here paid over €130 per night? The hotel did not have a feedback on my complaint, but the cancellation was only 30Minuten after the telephone check-out, as the reception was not occupied even in the morning.

ZERO focus on service - it is all about squeezing every last penny out of visitors. Housekeeping refuse to change the towels - they ask for EXTRA MONEY to change towels. The rooms are €250 per night, but they only replace your towels for an extra fee. Greed hit a new low. They provide two old, thin, very very small, extremely poor quality towels for your entire stay. You’ll get better respect and service at a basic 2-star hotel. The condition of the room was also very poor. Damp/mould visible in the bathtub and the TV remote had old, stale food all over it. Bed linen torn, cheap and old. (See pictures) 🤢 This place needs to reevaluate how it operates and remember what service means. Everything they do is about squeezing that extra euro out of you.

I stayed in the Landhaus Beckmann for nine nights during a recent work trip. Overall, it proved to be an excellent place to stay for a number of reasons. Firstly, location. Now the hotel is in a rural setting, ie, it's a bit remote. But that shouldn't be a surprise to anyone. I guess Kalkar is 5km away, and there's nothing in-between apart from countryside. But at the end of a long (13 hour) working day, I found its calmness and serenity most pleasant. Next the room. Quiet, very clean and comfortable. Well appointed, and lots of storage space.The only issue with the room was the temperature as the weather was particularly warm. With no air conditioning, it took a while to learn to manage the curtain and window opening and closing cycle to keep the room temperature as pleasant as possible. But I was working with many others in all the available accommodation in the area, and none seemed to have aircon. Maybe it's just the way things are done here? So onto food. Breakfast was relatively simple: cereals with some nuts and grains; red berries and fruit with yoghurts; cold meats and cheese and of course bread. Omlettes were cooked on request. But the breakfast was actually very good. I ate dinner at the hotel most evenings, and being able to sit outside and take advantage of the warm evenings was perfect. The restaurant is reviewed separately, but I found the menu, the servings and the staff to be excellent. I only ate dinner inside once, adjacent to the bar, when it was tipping down with rain. The staff were super: a really friendly and very efficient team who made me feel welcome during my stay. They gave the hotel more of a 'home from home' feel rather than a modern business hotel. And finally, amenities. Lots of car parking, very good wifi. I didn't use the spa as I was pretty busy and I don't really do spas. But I do run, and they were some highlighted routes for running or cycling available just past reception which was much appreciated to prevent me losing my way. Overall, a really pleasant stay, and maybe longer than the average through work! But if I'm here again, definitely would rebook.

What a lovely place! The room is clean and spacious. Enough storage possibilities. We found the crew very helpful and friendly. The hotel offers a lot of information and discounts for activities around Arcen. Our room was located next to the garden opposite the restaurant. Very confenient :-) We thought it might be noisy but it wasn't at all.