Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Raamsdonksveer from NZ$139

"Good bed, clean room"

"We had a two night stay to visit Efteling and the hotel was perfect. Easy 15-20 min drive to the park. The hotel is beautiful and the rooms were huge and really comfortable for our family of four. The indoor poor was great for the children but disappointed they weren’t allowed in the outdoor pool in the sunshine. To be honest the hotel has so much more to offer than what we used it for. The restaurant looks stunning and the leisure amenities looked great. We would definitely stay again if visiting the area and happily recommend."

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"The room I booked are okay! "

"I could not believe the access to my room. I had to go up a circular stair case, which was not very big, and somehow get my two cases up there. In all my travels I have NEVER had to do that. Up normal steps is bad enough but to have to struggle up a circular stair case - crazy. I am 74 and found it very hard. If I had known about this I would have looked elsewhere. When I got to my room I saw there was an air conditioner which I was very happy to see. It was a very hot day. I then saw the sign saying 10 euros to rent the controller. I bit the bullet and went down to reception only to be told it was 12.5 euros. I told him it said 10 euros and he said we need to change that sign. I came down to breakfast and wanted some cereal. I could not see any dishes so asked the lady. She pointed to the normal flat dinner plates. I said I wanted cereal so she pointed to some glasses for me to have my cereal in. The room itself was fine, quite good actually. However, there is a door leading to the four upstair apartments and as people came in the door was slamming and this went onto 1.30am. Also, nearby there was some sort of gathering (I am not sure if has anything to do with the hotel) but that went onto 4.30am making it hard to sleep. Also, if you can, try to turn your car around so you can driver straight out. When I got there there was only a space which I could park in. Trying to reverse out with so little room was very tricky."