Hotel Restaurant De Stadsherberg — Restaurant in Waadhoeke

What a quaint place to stay. The hotel has everything you would expect in such a location, a picturesque position along a small canal with various boats coming and going. An outside area to relax, have a drink and watch the activities. The room was adequate and was upstairs with an outside area also for enjoying the scenery. The food was first class and the breakfast adequate. The staff were most helpful, and the hotel has a convenient car parking area across the street. We were fortunate to be there when there was a festival, and the whole town was alive with people, old cars and other activities. The hotel is within walking distance of the centre of the town, which has attractions such as the Town Hall and planetarium both going back many hundreds of years. Canals surround the town since this was once had a defensive barrier where the drawbridges were opened to stop invaders. All in all a very comfortable hotel, which is recommended because of its position and the uniqueness of...

What a quaint place to stay. The hotel has everything you would expect in such a location, a picturesque position along a small canal with various boats coming and going. An outside area to relax, have a drink and watch the activities. The room was adequate and was upstairs with an outside area also for enjoying the scenery. The food was first class and the breakfast adequate. The staff were most helpful, and the hotel has a convenient car parking area across the street. We were fortunate to be there when there was a festival, and the whole town was alive with people, old cars and other activities. The hotel is within walking distance of the centre of the town, which has attractions such as the Town Hall and planetarium both going back many hundreds of years. Canals surround the town since this was once had a defensive barrier where the drawbridges were opened to stop invaders. All in all a very comfortable hotel, which is recommended because of its position and the uniqueness of...

Our room was in a separate building to the restaurant which had recently been renovated - it was still needing some work due to the delays caused by Coronavirus - and was in the eaves with a tiny balcony, with chairs, overlooking the canal. The tiny bathroom was well equipped & attractive. There were tea & coffee making facilities. It was a rainy September evening when we stayed but I could imagine our room might be noisy on a lovely dry evening as it, & the balcony, overlooked the restaurant’s outdoor seating. The room also is without any space or hooks to hang clothes or jackets. The restaurant was super with a nice ambiance & good food, overlooking the canal. Breakfast was a very simple continental served at the table, which made for a pleasant change but I feel they missed an opportunity to serve something hot or at least interesting. The staff were friendly & most spoke English. There is free parking. ||The Coronavirus rules were not...