Giethoorn Hotel Guide - Giethoorn 't Olde Maat Uus Museum hotels in Giethoorn, Netherlands.

"The chalet had a persistent fetid odor and the bathroom smelled of drains. Lighting was very dim throughout. Beds were comfortable but consisted of two small twins pushed together; the second twin room was tiny. The living area had a small sofa, two armchairs, and a dining set, but soundproofing from other chalets was poor. The kitchen had a dishwasher instead of the advertised washing machine. The coffee maker produced only "colored water," and basics like salt and pepper were missing. The bathroom was problematic: the shower head had limescale, water pressure was uneven, and the tray flooded until I was ankle-deep. There was no soap shelf, no shaver socket, and no hand towels (only two bath towels provided). Power outlets were very limited; there was one free socket by the bed but nowhere in the bathroom to plug in a hairdryer. Parking is located 400m away & cost 8.50€ per day. On the plus side, the WiFi was excellent, there were a few English TV channels, and the outdoor seating was nice. Restaurants nearby. Bikes available for free was helpful but path often too crowded to use"

"Everything was excellent though parking was a little confusing due to soccer match that day"

"Excellent location for cycling and quiet holiday and visit to Girthorn village. Very spacious rooms with excellent heating and bedding. Breakfast offered hot and cold food at reasonable price. "

"Bed and linens were very comfortable. Staff were friendly and helpful. Dinner at the restaurant was great. I highly recommend the schnitzel!"

"Huge room! Everything was exceptional!"

"Great Hotel, top class food"

"Staff and owner very friendly "

"A great romantic escape. Within beautiful nature. Amazing cousine. Kind people."

"We loved our stay at this Vrbo in Giethoorn. It was great to live a little like those who are always living there. The use of the boat was a must as it gave us a feeling of what it is like to live in this area surrounded by water. I loved the tranquil feeling of going for a boat ride, and walking the paths along the houses. Thank you Bert and Marie!"