Fletcher Hotel-Restaurant Apeldoorn — Restaurant in Apeldoorn

Nice surroundings, nice place, both outside and inside. During the night three very drunk guests ran around both outside and on all the different floors, knocking on doors and walls while singing drinking-songs. Since there are NO STAFF DURING THE NIGHT this was allowed to continue for many hours. When we mentioned it to the staff at breakfast we were very rudely cut off with an “YES WE KNOW. Other guests told us, so we know.” They then proceeded to mix up our breakfast order, bringing us different plates of food that we didn’t order, taking it away and bringing it out again, cold. After leaving two of us with food and one of us without any for 20-ish minutes we just started eating what was there. The staff then arrived again and attempted to take away the food we had started eating. After additional waiting and talking with three different waiters we were finally given.... a hard boiled egg! So we all had a bit to eat when we divided it between us. As we left they told us we did not have to pay for he breakfast and offered us a bottle of wine, which we declined. We really just wanted our food. All in all it was a bit like Faulty Towers without the charm of John Cleese, or maybe just moody teenagers...

I stayed here a couple of nights for work during November and unfortunately, it was not a very pleasant experience at all.||I can kind of understand people being attracted by this place because of the low room price and the nice surroundings in the wooded area.||However, there are a few major problems with this hotel:||First of all the rooms are incredibly small and old. I had hardly space to put down my suitcase. The worn down furniture looks like it's dating from the 1970s.||Cleanliness is nothing to write home about either: not a huge fan of carpet in hotels to begin with, but I noticed many dust bunnies and suspicious looking stains.||||As a consequence of being located in an old building with wooden floors, the hotel was quite noisy as well. I could almost hear everything from my direct neighbours during the night, which is not great when you need to get up early for a long day of work.||||Breakfast on the other hand, was fine.||||Service was friendly overall, however some of the younger staff members were unable to translate parts of the (Dutch) menu in English.||||I would recommended paying a bit more and look for an alternative hotel, unless you're really...

I stayed here a couple of nights for work during November and unfortunately, it was not a very pleasant experience at all.||I can kind of understand people being attracted by this place because of the low room price and the nice surroundings in the wooded area.||However, there are a few major problems with this hotel:||First of all the rooms are incredibly small and old. I had hardly space to put down my suitcase. The worn down furniture looks like it's dating from the 1970s.||Cleanliness is nothing to write home about either: not a huge fan of carpet in hotels to begin with, but I noticed many dust bunnies and suspicious looking stains.||||As a consequence of being located in an old building with wooden floors, the hotel was quite noisy as well. I could almost hear everything from my direct neighbours during the night, which is not great when you need to get up early for a long day of work.||||Breakfast on the other hand, was fine.||||Service was friendly overall, however some of the younger staff members were unable to translate parts of the (Dutch) menu in English.||||I would recommended paying a bit more and look for an alternative hotel, unless you're really...