Golden Tulip Ampt Van Nijkerk Hotel, Nijkerk

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were nice and spacious, with a comfy bed, but there was some dust, especially underneath the bed. Having a little terrace was a nice touch. The service had its ups and downs – while they didn't say 'Good morning' at breakfast, they did welcome us warmly and even brought us electric fans to combat the summer heat. The location was very convenient for accessing the motorway, and I appreciated the simplicity of the room décor and the proximity to bicycle paths in the lovely region. However, the on-site restaurant was a bit lacking, pushing guests to seek dinner elsewhere. The dining options, starting slightly late for workers, were a letdown, especially for those not keen on eggs and bacon every day. I wished there were more choices, like toast. Despite a few cleanliness issues in the shower, overall it was a good location for exploring Holland.

I found the hotel to be a great choice for my stay. The rooms were spacious, clean, and well-equipped, making for a comfortable experience. The service was friendly and attentive, enhancing my overall satisfaction. The location was convenient with easy access to the motorway, and the dining options were satisfactory. However, the lack of flexibility in dining hours was a minor inconvenience.

Upon my arrival, the room was very cold and remained so until the next day, even with both radiators open. The hotel is more suitable for groups than individual guests and my room was not on the ground floor as requested. However, on one night, it all changed, and the stay was excellent.

The hotel had nice and clean rooms; however, they were small and had a bathroom resembling that of a 2-star hotel. The interior felt very boring and cold. The service was friendly overall but not very helpful. The location was convenient for arriving by car and provided easy access to the motorway. The dining experience offered good choices, but the dinner menu was somewhat limited. The facilities were sufficient but lacking excitement.

The hotel's room was spacious and comfortable with a big plasma TV, a large bed, a small bed, a bathroom, and a separate toilet, but unfortunately not soundproof. The service was a mix of friendly and not so friendly encounters. The location, while convenient, was described as being 'in the middle of nowhere. ' The dining fell short with limited options, though the facilities offered a sauna and Turkish steam bath.