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I travelled here on my own for the West Ham game - perfect location for me near the train station and in a lovely street near the middle of town. I think I had the superior room which was plenty big enough. Spacious actually. Great service from the staff would recommend.

On 16 and 17 February, I was here with my wife for two nights, this hotel has 4 stars, a mystery of where they have them. The room (which was in a building on the side of the main building) was small, poorly maintained, not well cleaned and obeyed. There is a folder on the room about a kind of cousin guarantee and service with different types of cousins, but if you ask for it, the staff will not understand what this folder does on the rooms. All kinds of kisses they have already been on the bed, and this bed is on the gentle side, so I will come out with my back the next morning. The drink card contains a lot of different beer types but only 2 are available. Also from breakfast you should not imagine too much, it is a running buffet with a few breads and breads, egg, spoon 2 types of cheese, 3 types of meat bag and a few cucumbers of pineapple cheese and jam. You must be in the row for a cup of coffee and often stand in the row to wait 5 minutes before your turn. However, it must be said that the staff is very friendly, helpful and understandable. The staff is the only one that meets the number of stars, and my question is: Who gives those stars? I think it can't even be able to be in the better regions for three stars, but four stars are still left. The main building looks good outside, but it remains an old building with a lot of maintenance.

Hotel is in a good location within walking distance of the main station and the town centre. There was a big group of us as we were there for West Ham’s game v Alkmaar. The check in was very friendly and efficient and the room was a good size with a very comfortable bed. Bathroom a very good size with a great shower. I would have given this maximum stars but we specifically asked what time the bar closed when we checked in. We went out for a few drinks and as we were told the hotel bar closed at midnight we returned about 11pm to have a couple more and by this time there was one man on reception and he said the bar was closed. There were quite a few West Ham fans who would have spent quite a bit of money but he was adamant he was just security and not a barman. This was the night before the game so we checked again next morning and were again told midnight. When we got back from the match absolutely dying for a drink, the bar had again closed at 11. Very disappointing considering it is a very nice hotel.

We took a sate, and asked for a full red wine. The service advised a certain wine we agreed with. When we then got the bill, the wine was €8.00 per glass!!!!!! We find it obviously ridiculous and incredibly unfriendly for the customer that the service advises a wine but not mentioning that the wine is €8.00 per glass. We find this rather overdrived by a satin and I think that a cheaper wine would have been good too. In addition, for a €8.00 wine, I think that the bottle should have been given to the table in the glass and tested. This is now the 2nd bad experience (the first time was with a cup of coffee for which it was later found to be paid expensive, also unannounced) Be open and fair to the customer and let them decide what they want to spend their money so they don't get a bill for something they wouldn't agree with!!!