Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Kesteren, Gelderland

From the moment we arrived we felt welcome, like we were visiting friends. A lovely building, beautifully renovated and maintained, friendly owners, friendly staff. Nothing was too much trouble. We have a new 'go to' hotel in this part of the Netherlands. Try it, you wont regret !

All good has been approx 8-10 years since I last stayed here. Very clean, staff were great as was the food.

Super little hotel with access to a great little pub restaurant.

Position in the woods

This is one the best places I stayed at if not the best. I have travelled a lot and stayed in all types of accommodations and this place managed to combine all the best of everything. The room/studio we stayed at had everything we needed and more. Everything in the room was done to a high standard. What sets this places apart is the service and how far Simone and Senol go to make sure their guests have a great time and comfortable stay. They went out of their way many time to provide an...

We stayed here during the June '26 heatwave. While there was no air-conditioning in the room, we were comfortable. The restaurant was cool and food (dinner and breakfast) over the two days was wonderful. No tea/coffee facilities in the room, but access to dispensers in the lobby.

A wonderful friendly hotel. Greatroom. Super meals. Huge grounds to walk around in.

Restaurant gets busy book in advance. Only issue we had was this and staff could not confirm a later table time so we went elsewhere.

Wonderful again. Lovely hotel with thorough, friendly and helpful staff. Will always stay here when I come to Arnhem. Faultless.

Clean and a very modern hotel. Right next to the central railway station and had many dinning options close by. The bar on the 6th floor had a good view of the city from its terrace and I found all the staff friendly and helpful.

Good location with easy access to bus into Nijmegen or a short, pleasant walk into Wijchen

Great position in terms of close to the restaurants and centre. Secure parking was a bonus for two-wheels