Dear Kerstin und Christian, I am the wife you mention in your reaction below. Since you emphasize the importance of 'the truth', I now also feel the need to tell you how we felt: we didn't feel welcome. We arrived exactly 17 minutes late (the time stamp on the picture we took of your beautiful place proves this), so 30 minutes is not 'the truth'. Apart from that: we didn't get lost on purpose, we even had a little accident with our car on the way up and said sorry several times for arriving late. But you kept on telling us we should have called. It's just not a very kind way for a host to welcome their guests. Our 'wild' and 'older' children (age 7-10) did nothing wrong on the playground; they climbed a playhouse and broke a small piece of plastic while doing so. Yes, I offered to pay for it, as I couldn't imagine you would charge 27 euros for the piece (which was already incomplete when we arrived) and I certainly didn't expect you would make us pay for the 'Versandkosten' as well. When guests accidentally break something in a restaurant (like a glass or a plate), would you also let them pay for that? These things sometimes happen, don't they? The dish I ordered was very tasteful indeed, but it didn't sound very nice when you told me you were surprised I ordered it, because "Holländer wollen normalerweise immer nur Pommes, Pommes, Pommes". Guest reviews, like here on Google, are not only meant to tell future guests what they can expect, but are also a chance for hosts to improve their hospitality. You also could have reconsidered whether your communication with us might have been somewhat hostile. Instead, you felt it necessary to portray us as liars. In that case, there must be something wrong with your sense of hospitality in the first place. Too bad, because you have a very nice restaurant on a beautiful location.