Hotel Klostergarten Kevelaer — Hotel in Kevelaer

Kevelaer is a quaint little typical german town. Ok to visit as a afternoon stop en route to Duisburg par example with plenty of places to eat.|Hotel klostergarten neither has the feel of a hotel nor any connection with the 'garten'. The building feels like the housing for the elderly most parts of it are actually used for. The hotel-bit is stuck in between on the first floor. Even the staff look more like hospital than hotel staff. Granted, the rooms are modern, tidy, well kept, spacious and clean. But the garten is no where to be seen, a couple of housing blocks and the builidings waste area are what we got stuck with.|The rooms have no airco (in blistering 33oC), just a very noisy ventilator in the bathroom, a poor, unstable WiFi, a decent TV with limited (2) non german channels. |As for the beds, they are really firm with extremely soft pillows. Not to...

Spent weekend here.It looks like a nursing home, but once your in your room its fine, there is no bar to buy tea or a small refreshment so then I started to think I was in a nursing home,The service is rubbish only 1 person to do everything, the breakfast is limited choice and amount.I went to reception to pay and checkout but receptionist was making breakfast. so we had to leave as our taxi was waiting to take us to airport.Then I got an email to say I checked out and forgot to pay. We waited 10 minutes and pressed bell several times.GET YOUR PRIORITIES RIGHT ! This could be a brilliant hotel,as it has lots of potential, I would start by adding a small bar for your guest or put tea in the room as not everyone likes coffee and...

I stayed in this Hotel for one night as it is very close to the Weeze Airport in Dusseldorf (about 15 minutes by car). The Hotel is very modern. It has HUGE Rooms and bathroom with beautiful shower. Bed was big and very confortable. Only bad thing was that reception was closed at my arrival (on sunday around 19.00) and they left me my key inside a box with a code to insert on the doorphone outside the building. It took a while to understand how it worked. In the end another guest who was coming back helped me to go inside. I think this was pretty weird. Anyway I suggest this...