I stayed with Riet and Jan Willem for 5 days during a conference at Tilburg University. They are…read morevery welcoming, warmhearted and pleasant hosts. Their breakfast is unbeaten, I enjoyed a fresh buttery croissant every morning and other great, partly self-made things. the house is of the 1930ies, one of the most interesting architectural eras in the NL. Riet and Jan Willem have greatly taken care of the originals of the house. The room I stayed in was beautiful, bright and with a lovely shower. There was space for my bike, so it did not have to sit out on the street. All in all: real value for money, if you enjoy warm hosts and a lovely, beautiful environment. Heleen

What a great B&B experience this was for us. The atmosphere was welcoming. The rooms were beautiful…read moreand comfortable. Breakfast was delicious. Our hosts Riet and Jan Willem were attentive to our needs and very helpful in planning of our time in Tilburg. This B&B is one we will surely return to in the future. Staying at Gust van Dijk was certainly a memorable experience.

In one of Maastricht's oldest and most charming streets, in a magnificently restored 18th century…read morebuilding, you'll find this superb B&B run by enthusiastic hostess Lot. This time I stayed with husband and kids on the top floor, which - with two bedrooms and a spacious bathroom - allowed us plenty of privacy. In the morning Lot prepares fantastic Dutch organic breakfasts in her cosy country kitchen.

I am so thankful I found this hotel for my three day stay in Belgium, Brussels. Currently when you…read morewalk in, the door is broken so you have to contact the hosts in order to get in. But no big deal because they are really good about getting you. It's a really smooth transition. The building itself is sleek and modern. When you walk in you see beautiful concrete stairs. We reserved one of the room on the second floor. Our room is drop dead gorgeous. The room is way better than the pictures I posted. The designers really did a great job and the decor matches the urban feel of the room. The owner told us they plan to build a restaurant in the basement. I am so excited about that because this is a hotel I would come back to in a heartbeat on my next trip to Brussels.

Very nice hotel located in a forested area. Has a beautiful walking path to Chateau La Hulpe and if…read moreyou feel up to it you can walk all the way to the Waterloo battlefields (or so I have been told by a Belgian flight attendant who is from the area). What wasn't so nice is that kids from the floor above us were making a racket until after midnight. We are early sleepers and it took multiple calls to the reception desk to get this issue solved. The flooring appears to be made from wood. This spoiled one day for us as we were both a bit tired the next day due to lack of sleep. The breakfast buffet is really nice. We enjoyed taking relaxing long breakfasts lazily looking out of the large windows at the nearby woods. Feels very peaceful. Pro tips: go early Sunday morning for breakfast buffet as it's very busy by 10.

Like other reviews I find this hotel hot and cold. Room key didn't work twice so had to get a new…read moreroom, a long walk back desk. Very quiet outside. Came in Saturday night to screaming children banging on the grand piano. People need to watch their kids....but not watch them bang on the piano. It is not a toy. Breakfast brunch was good. Lots of choices. Staff works hard to push alcohol for brunch. Had a good time at bar and was well taken care of. He warned us that hotel needs at least an hour to find a taxi for any trips. Decided to get our own transport to airport when we leave. Burger at restaurant was very good. I had the world tapas plate which was very good.