Hotel de Wereld

Enjoyable room. Not the best beds. Clean. Great history. In this world known, small international village. Great parking next to the hotel. In the old village. Big rooms. Dogfrienly. An avarage breakfast. But ok. The hotel is great in its marketing strategy

the whole staff is very friendly and helpful. The room was large, bright and beautifully decorated. It's obvious that the people who own this place enjoy their work. The historical background is very interesting. Good location nearby the pedestrian zone of Wageningen.

Lovely place with great attitude. Although it is a quiet place, there is a large supermarket next to it and many shops further down the street. We will definitely go back there again. The only thing that bothered me was that the room is cleaned once every three days and not all rooms have a wardrobe.

Hotel de Wereld is a great choice for a stay in Wageningen. It is central and convenient. The rooms are huge - very comfortable and with everything you need. The staff are great and an added bonus is the wonderful restaurant and comfortable lounge areas. Totally recommend.

On our journey from Germany to Amsterdam, we made a brief stopover for a night at this property in Wageningen, approximately an hour’s drive from Schiphol Airport. While the free parking behind the hotel was a welcome amenity, it proved somewhat difficult to locate and access. The check-in experience, however, was nothing short of exceptional. Simon, the receptionist, handled our arrival with a level of politeness, friendliness, and personal touch rarely encountered these days. He engaged us in a conversation about the hotel and our room. This refreshing approach set a positive tone for our stay. Room 104 was impressive. It was spacious and well-appointed with a comfortable sofa and a large, firm king bed adorned with clean, comfortable sheets. The bathroom was equally impressive. Clean, spacious, and modern, the individual split air conditioning unit worked efficiently, enhancing our comfort. The room’s quality evoked the feeling of staying in a top-notch American hotel. Although we did not explore much of the hotel’s amenities, such as the bar, lounge, or restaurant, the location made up for it. The hotel was close to multiple grocery stores, restaurants, and a bus stop. Admittedly, the city did not impress with its cleanliness or charm, but the dreary, rainy weather might have contributed to this impression. Overall, I am pleased with my choice. We stayed on Monday, May 27, 2004, in room 104 on the first floor. The cost was approximately 163 euros, all-inclusive. The experience was well worth it, and I would consider returning if my travels bring me this way again.