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"The staff was so helpful and friendly. They made us feel so welcome and assisted us with directions, transportation, suggested places to see. We would highly recommend staying here."

"The location suited us great as a family stopping in at Utrecht for one night (using the train - the hotel is only a few minutes walk to Utrecht Central Station. You can also walk to the main shopping centre/area within 5 minutes, just watch up for the very fast bikes flying down the bike lanes when crossing them. It was also only a 10 minute walk to Oudegracht. Our room was very clean with a huge walk in shower. I would stay here again "

"Great place to stay in the area, near Pathe cinema and many shopping options over the bridge. Cycle into the city center is very convenient."

"It’s all about the location. Perfect for commuting, dining next to Train station. "

"Excellent hotel, except it’s located within a shopping mall, often frequented by indigents, less savory"

"Family room was perfect for us as family of 5. The seperate room with twin beds was great. Didnt hear the trains. Great location near train station and shopping centre. Lovelt stay."

"The staff at this hotel are amazing but a very special mention for Rob who literally saved my life when I had a medical emergency. His fast acting response meant that I am alive to write this review - I will be forever grateful. We will certainly be back to this wonderful hotel."

"Excellent hotel, in a fantastic location for exploring Utrecht. We found it to be very family friendly with games to play in the reception areas and we really enjoyed the tables canalside outside for eating/drinking. We felt safe, looked after and the hotel visually very cool. The breakfast options were 10/10 we will miss it! The evening restaurant food was fab with options for all tastes. Travelling as an Autism family we found the hotel to be super welcoming and inclusive."

"Solid night sleep right in the heart of Utrecht, literally steps away from the iconic Dom Tower (which does, beware, play songs on its carrillion at all hours)."