Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The oldest city in the Netherlands offers Roman ruins and the striking Valkhof Park overlooking the Waal River. Climb the Stevenskerk tower for panoramic views, then explore the vibrant Grote Markt where cafés serve local specialities.
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 !
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 !
The hotel is beautiful and cosy and in a central location. The room was very spacious, with floor heating in the bathroom which was lovely.
The staff were amazing, friendly and very helpful. They even gave us an upgrade which was great.
Highly recommend.
The hotel is beautiful and cosy and in a central location. The room was very spacious, with floor heating in the bathroom which was lovely.
The staff were amazing, friendly and very helpful. They even gave us an upgrade which was great.
Highly recommend.
Tendai
Reviewed November 7, 2026Reviewed November 7, 2026
Impressive entrance, wonderful surroundings. The hotel - rooms and the gardens are imaculate. There is a thriving nine hole golf course there for the golfers, the waiters are very attentive and staff overly helpful. Had i been there with my wife it would have been so much better, but being there alone i felt i did not appreciate the experiance as i was only there to eat and sleep. On that note if there is a critisism at all -- the food is not cheap!! And for those of you who like a full plate...
Impressive entrance, wonderful surroundings. The hotel - rooms and the gardens are imaculate. There is a thriving nine hole golf course there for the golfers, the waiters are very attentive and staff overly helpful. Had i been there with my wife it would have been so much better, but being there alone i felt i did not appreciate the experiance as i was only there to eat and sleep. On that note if there is a critisism at all -- the food is not cheap!! And for those of you who like a full plate...
Philip
Reviewed September 24, 2012Reviewed September 24, 2012
Excellent, visited this hotel as in February 9th 1945 my grandfather was outside here with the the 61st Highland Anti Tank Regiment. Great history in the area and the hotel. We did have a little difficulty during dinner with language barrier mixing our main courses and part of our order was not given however we received excellent help for an English speaking waiter and the situtwas rectified.
Excellent, visited this hotel as in February 9th 1945 my grandfather was outside here with the the 61st Highland Anti Tank Regiment. Great history in the area and the hotel. We did have a little difficulty during dinner with language barrier mixing our main courses and part of our order was not given however we received excellent help for an English speaking waiter and the situtwas rectified.
The hotel is beautiful, it is in a great position and has an excellent restaurant. Rooms are very big, very comfortable and flawlessly clean. Staff is very professional and helpful. only problem was that the position on the street made the room a bit noisy, with windows open.
The hotel is beautiful, it is in a great position and has an excellent restaurant. Rooms are very big, very comfortable and flawlessly clean. Staff is very professional and helpful. only problem was that the position on the street made the room a bit noisy, with windows open.
The room was in high quality, very comfortable and everything was there what I needed.
The staff was really friendly. As it was my first time in Netherlands and Uden members of staff help me around, gave some pointers, suggestions, and overall were very friendly.
The location of hotel is great! Not far from bus station, 5mins away from hotel there is Take-out store, that is open until 2am (which is great as I was coming back from conference past mid-night, and didn't have to wait until morning...
The room was in high quality, very comfortable and everything was there what I needed.
The staff was really friendly. As it was my first time in Netherlands and Uden members of staff help me around, gave some pointers, suggestions, and overall were very friendly.
The location of hotel is great! Not far from bus station, 5mins away from hotel there is Take-out store, that is open until 2am (which is great as I was coming back from conference past mid-night, and didn't have to wait until morning...
If you're planning a road trip to Nijmegen, staying at a caravan park is a good way to get to know the area. Travellers like this area for both its monuments and its cathedral. After you've settled in at the caravan park in Nijmegen, get out into nature and make it a memorable trip.
What's there to see in Nijmegen?
If you're looking for some ways to explore Nijmegen while making the most of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Spots where you'll find natural beauty on display include Rhine and Valkhof Park. Other places not to be missed include Grote Markt, Holland Casino Nijmegen and Belvedere.
What's it like to stay in a Nijmegen caravan park?
Booking a place at a caravan park is a convenient and budget-friendly option for your road trip to Nijmegen. This kind of accommodation offers a generous space to park your motorhome and stay the night where you’re often surrounded by beautiful scenery. Lots of caravan parks are located near hiking spots and lakes, which makes it easy to enjoy the outdoors.