Ter Apel Hotel Guide - Museum Klooster hotels in Ter Apel, Netherlands.

"Nice hotel in Emmen, close to restaurants. Staff friendly and helpful. Good breakfast."

"Jetted tub in bath"

"This is a very promising dog friendly hotel sadly let down by a few niggly decorative issues and fairly slow service. Likewise the restaurant has a great menu but whilst we both ordered very different dishes, both were saltier than the shorts of a Dead Sea fisherman. But the grounds are nice in a natural rural state and parking is plentiful"

"ES WAR SUPER SCHÖN MIT MEINER FAMILIE, HOTUB WAR SEHR GROß UND SCHÖNE, DAS GANZES HAUS IST SEHR SAUBER UND WUNDERSCHÖN, HERR VALF WAR PÜNKTLICH UND ALLES PRIMA FÜR UNS GEMACHT, STRAND WAR SEHR GUT, HIER IST EIN TRAUM FÜR DEN BESTEN URLAUB, WIR KOMMEN IMMER WEIDER, DIE SECURITY IS PERFECT, THE CITY IS BEAUTIFUL, CLEAN AND ORGANIZE, WE CAN'T ASK FOR BETTER LOVELY MOMENTS WITH THE PEOPLE YOU LOVE, VIELEN HERZLICHEN LIEBE DANK NOCHMALS AN HERR VALF. O UND ICH WÜNSCHE IHNEN EIN SCHÖNES WOCHENENDE UND LIEBE GRÜßE, ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL THING ABOUT THIS HOME GOING TO HOLLAND AND TO DRIVE AROUND IS JUST EXTRA FUN TO ADD IN TO YOUR HOLIDAY, YOU CAN ENJOY HGERMANY FUN AND HOLLAND FUN BOTH IN ONE TRIP BECAUSE THIS HOUSE IS JUST AT THE CENTER OF BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS. "

"All good!"

"Only complaint would be lack of handicap parking."

"Booked for WSBK at Assen and our stay was brilliant - the location was great, rooms excellent and the restaurant was fantastic. Highly recommended….."

"Well managed, welcoming hotel in a delightful location. "

"Took up to an hour for the owner to arrive to give us the key into the home. I called the provided number twice to be hung up on (as I only speak English). The owner was able to bring a younger adult to translate. The home is mostly advertised for its hot tub and sauna. My grandmother had planned to use the king-sized bed downstairs; however, I realized she would hurt herself if she need to use the bathroom at night. The drop-down stairs to the second floor bedroom were in the way of her door. If you were to stay upstairs (only twin beds available), you would have to leave the stairs lowered as there was no way to reel the stairs back up once up there to sleep. There were little to no blankets. Available duvets and pillow cases smelt of body odor, and were extremely outdated. We traveled far and couldn’t bring our own blankets, unfortunately. If we had stayed, my 81 year old grandmother would have froze at night."