Find hotels near Museum de Wieger, Deurne from AED 383

"This is a beautiful hotel located next to a park. The front desk staff were excellent in sorting out an automated parking machine problem that could have been very inconvenient and resulted in an expensive parking fine. The food is excellent."

"The hotel is incredibly comfortable, conveniently located and has a great breakfast and amenities. The staff is lovely and we will certainly be back"

"Everything was perfect"

"Nice hotel, awesome staff..great for a short stay. Good location. Just a weird setup in the bathroom with the bath way to high and narrow? Just makes for an awkward shower."

"The north-facing room was so cold that I didn't sleep the entire night, right before a long flight home. It was awful. I kept calling the front desk. You actually have to call the front desk to adjust your own thermostat! That is awful. She turned on a fan that kept blowing on my head, and I couldn't turn it off without calling her again! Then I kept asking her to turn up the heat, and she was saying "I'm turning it up to 23 degrees." But in the morning I found out that they aren't allowed to turn it up past 22 degrees. I don't know why she was lying to me all night. The room never heated up. By morning it was 21 degrees and I had been shivering all night. Also, in the other room we had, a suite with an extra bed, the bed squeaked all night. So the rest of the family did not sleep the entire night either."

"Large clean room, wonderful pillows, friendly & accommodating staff, excellent buffet breakfast with options for allergies such as gluten & dairy, close to downtown core, train station & Phillips Stadium. "

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"Beautiful "

"The hotel and staff were absolutely amazing. I would definitely stay there again. Our only issue when traveling with children is the only place to eat is the restaurant at the hotel and you are not allowed to bring in outside food. There’s no way we could have stayed like that for more than a couple days as it would have been way to expensive to try and feed us any longer."