Almere Hotel Guide - Oostvaardersplassen hotels in Almere, Netherlands.

"We didn’t eat breakfast. Spa was ok steam room didn’t work. Paid for 3 nights over £500 but we had twin beds which the mattress had no mattress protection on. I found myself having to lay on the quilt covers so not to be bitten having very sensitive skin. Was offered an upgrade of 35 euro each night for an upgrade but didn’t think I need it after we arrived late 9.30pm. "

"I highly recommend this hotel. The staff is friendly and helpful, while the hotel is clean, well kept, and modern. The location is also really convenient, as the city center was only 3-5 stops away, yet you’re able to breathe a little without being a super crowded space. I’d definitely stay here again."

"Clean, efficient, convenient"

"Every thing was good except the house keeping, the body wash bottle was empty, I just realized that when I went into the shower, when I asked to fill the body wash bottle it didn’t happen the next day because the house keeping staff does not understand English, I had to physically show them what to want so they understand and making the bed was horribly, I had to redo it my self."

"The hotel was beautiful and the staff was top notch!"

"Beautiful hotel decor and a great location close to the train station. The dorms are quiet, and there is convenient storage under the bed with enough space for a carry-on suitcase and a backpack. The shared bathrooms and showers are clean and feel safe to use"

"The staff was extremely helpful and polite. "

"This hotel was really nice! Huge breakfast selection, big rooms with AC, nice and receptive staff. The street is very quiet and nice but still very close to everything."

"The check-in process was bad as we have to wait in line for almost 40 minutes. There was not enough staff (only three at the front desk) and there was a big group that arrived right before we did. The staff tried to make it up by offering a beverage to us waiting in line. The hotel's facilities are okay for the price point. It is a bit far from Amsterdam's centers so not as convenient as we would've preferred but it was the best option for us booking so close to our arrival date. There is a metro station just across the street which makes traveling to the center a bit easier but trains stop running after midnight and you'll have to take a bus and walk a bit or take an Uber if you stay in town past midnight. Breakfast is all you can eat buffet but a bit pricey (over 30 euros) so we only ate at the hotel twice."