Stadshotel Geertruidenberg

Wij misten wel een gezellige bar om wat tw drinken

limited privacy between shower and sleep area, being asked to set exact time of breakfast (while on vacation).

An der Unterkunft gibt es nichts zu kritisieren. Ein kleines Manko sind die Parkplätze. Die sind zwar direkt vor dem Hotel und kostenlos und in der Regel findet man auch gut einen freien Platz, aber die schönen Linden kleckern um diese Jahreszeit das Auto ziemlich voll. Wer länger bleibt sollte das bedenken. Das nur als Tip.

Ik miste een plancet in de badkamer om mijn toilettas op te zetten en ook een krukje was handig geweest.

Regarding what I didn't like, I am simply expressing my own subjective opinion, which may not align with everyone else's.

First of all, I wasn't keen on the fact that while there were clothes hangers provided in the wardrobe, there was nowhere actually to hang them up with your clothes on them.

Secondly, as the hotel is located on one of the town squares, they seem to have recurring parking issues. The day after we arrived, an event was scheduled in the town, and a market was due to take place on the square. As a result, it was impossible to park my car directly outside the hotel entrance. I feel the hotel management or the manager ought to have warned me about the situation. Given this is unlikely to be a new occurrence, they could easily state on their website that events are occasionally held, which may cause parking disruptions and require guests to park a short distance away.

Another thing I found disappointing was the description of the room, which was advertised as having a 'garden view'. When looking out of the window, there were indeed a couple of green trees, but in my view, a garden implies flowerbeds and deliberate landscaping, not just two trees.

Furthermore, the hotel lacks a proper sign outside. When you enter the square, there is a row of buildings, and it is entirely unclear which one is the hotel. The name is printed on a tiny plaque that is practically invisible. The hotel had also promised to send room information and a video preview a couple of hours prior to check-in, but nothing was ever sent. On top of that, the Wi-Fi password provided on the information sheet in the room was incorrect, meaning I had to ask for the correct password separately.

Finally, there is the matter of the interior decor and lighting. Unless you happen to be Count Dracula, you will likely find the room far too dark.