"The hotel is good and cozy. I love it❤️"

"You pay 10 euros per day for paying at the hotel. It is not indicated anywhere on the front page of trip. The parking spaces are so small that damage to your car is inevitable. For 265 euros per night you can't even get a free bathrobe. You have to rent one. For exactly the same thermal bath in Aachen a few kilometers further you pay 1/3 of this price and then you have a cottage and while I am writing this review the price has dropped by 23% (60 euros) within a month. In short, you are quickly riled up again. What a bunch of scammers"

"Satisfactory stay"

"Good hotel, close to Nujmegen Train station, so accessible."

"The placement of the toilet isn't good."

"Great location, friendly and helpful staff. Because the building is a bit older, it is a bit noisy. Not a major drawback, but good to be sure about this."

"Clean, located very close to the city center, and the front desk staff were friendly. The room layout is a duplex, which may be inconvenient for those who are not used to climbing stairs to use the restroom in the middle of the night."

"Well situated, 2 minutes from Nijmegen station, and a stone throw away from the historical centre, restaurants and a Park. The room was well appointed, and the breakfast was good value for money. Friendly and helpful reception staff. Has a lift and also storage facilities for baggage after ckeck out. "

"There were no issues with the hotel's location or cleanliness. However, I would like to offer my opinion regarding the response from the front desk staff. I stayed at the hotel using an electric vehicle and attempted to charge it at the charging station in the hotel parking lot. However, the charging machine was outdated and only accepted QR codes or dedicated charging cards for payment. In a situation where I was unable to charge, I asked for help from another guest who was charging nearby. They said that if I paid the approximate charging amount in cash, they would allow me to charge using their charging card. Thanks to them, the charging started. The problem arose when I woke up in the morning and the charge was complete; however, when I tried to disconnect the charging cable, I could not because the card of the person who had used it initially was missing. Therefore, I went to the front desk and asked the staff to contact the cardholder who was staying at the hotel, but they flatly stated that the person was not staying at the hotel. I had mentioned the person's name and that they were staying on the 11th floor when we spoke yesterday, but they abruptly refused to help. I then asked them to make a local call to the charging company, but they refused that as well. Left with no other choice, I contacted the company via international roaming and managed to disconnect the cable with difficulty, finally allowing me to leave the hotel. Please think about it. When a foreigner from the other side of the world is experiencing such difficulties, if you, as a hotel employee, had even a little bit of kindness, couldn't you have listened to them, connected them to the guest, or made the call on their behalf? If that was difficult due to security concerns, couldn't you have used a local phone to connect them or find a solution? I was hurt by the coldness of both front desk staff members, and even though all the other staff tried their best, I have no choice but to rate the friendliness of the staff at the Van der Valk Nijmegen Hotel low. Thank you."