Fletcher Hotel-Restaurant Waalwijk

安靜的酒店，早餐種類不多，衞生很好

If you have booked a stay to the Fletcher hotel and are given a key to room 26 INSIST on being given another room instead. This is on the ground floor and joins a fire extinguisher used by staff leading out to an outside staff break area. You will unlikely get any sleep before midnight. The staff make alot of noise and are not considerate to any guests staying in this room or others near by. This room should only be used as a store room. No-one should have to endure trying to relax or sleep here.

If you don't mind spending the night in an old, run-down hotel, this is the place. Horribly bad mattresses. Staff at reception indifferent and downright not polite. The ladies serving breakfast do their best and try to make something of it.

Stayed as a big family group. All rooms were good , clean and functional ( no kettles though) Some of us ate in restaurant, food was good but service slow very friendly young staff. Lovely chap on Reception.. Perfect to go to Eftling the next day.

A very nice and calm hotel. The breakfast was great. The staff was friendly and always willing to help. The rooms are comfortable and pleasant. A great place to relax after a long day accompanying students on a school trip who were staying with host families. Will definitely rebook at a Fletcher Hotel next time I am in the Netherlands.

Room was old and outdated. Nothing like the picture on the Orbitz website. Heater in bathroom didn’t work. Very loud at night and smell from restaurant kitchen in room. Not worth the money. Doesn’t compare well at all to other Fletcher properties

My experience at the Fletcher Hotel was nothing short of a nightmare. I arrived late at 12am, having booked last minute. The evening receptionist gave me my card key, and I proceeded to shower and relax in my room. However, at 1am, I was startled by a persistent knock on my door. I felt vulnerable, not wearing any clothes, but assumed it was a guest who had mistakenly chosen the wrong room. To my horror, the knocking continued, with no explanation or movement from the other side. After three minutes, another knock, and my unease grew. I finally asked who was there, and to my disbelief, it was the night receptionist. His reason for being at my door at 1am? "Breakfast." I shouted a resounding NO and quickly locked the door. I was a solo female traveler, in the dead of night, and the person responsible for the hotel's security was knocking on my door for no valid reason. He lingered outside for an agonizing five minutes before I heard noises from the room next to mine. This experience was not just uncomfortable; it was profoundly inappropriate and alarming. I felt trapped, with nowhere to turn. Paying 100€ for a good night's sleep should not entail being disturbed by the night receptionist under such unsettling circumstances. I clutched my aluminum water bottle in fear, fearing he might attempt to enter my room. That night, I barely slept. I cannot stress this enough: If you are a woman traveling alone, AVOID THIS HOTEL AT ALL COSTS. The Fletcher Hotel provided me with an experience that was not only uncomfortable but also deeply distressing.

As arrived to the Hotel we found a very unfriendly receptionist. From the very first moment we thought that our friend maybe had a bad day - but as the day were counting our friends mood stayed the same for our whole stay. The Hotel was classiefied 4 starts on 5, actually it was not. The room was not as described. Many facilies werre missing (air condition, fridge and towels). As there was no fridge in the room and we had some beveradges to keep cold, we asked to the reception to hold them in the kitchens fridge. The next day when we wanted to take our stuff the reception told us the didnt know where the stuff was, meaning they lost our stuff. The receptionist never apologized to us in addition treated us very rudely.