The keizerskroon is famous in Apeldoorn, very close to the palace 't Loo. So location is perfect, the ambiance in the hotel is very nice, a bit stiff, but not too much. We where given a room on the second floor at the back, so view is limited. The hotel was (re)built in the 70's that is why it has... More

Reading the other reviews I did not expect much, and was positively surprised. Both my room and the bathroom were large - I had a "spacious room" according to the reservation, which was more expensive, but - reading the other reviews - worth it. The room was very quiet. The breakfast was a little disappointing - the choice was good,... More

I stayed in de luxe room for two days. The room is very spacious, with slightly outdated furnishings. The TV set is old and the remote control falling apart. The room had a balcony, but no chairs on it, probably because it was on the ground floor, so we couldn't enjoy the last lovely days of this summer. The staff... More

Main reason for which I've selected this hotel - that they promised that it's pet friendly, and I've traveled with a dog. A dog costs 25 euro per night, and nobody complained about it even when we went for a walk in 4 a.m. (and they had to open door for us). "Welcome" dish with some dog biscuits awaited us... More

My daughter and I shared a room in this hotel for three nights in August. We were with the Essex and Kent Scottish tour of battlefields, culminating in three nights in Dieppe France to commemorate the Dieppe Raid on August 19, 2012. The room was comfortable and quiet, the beds were good and we left the door open for air.... More

Nice and easy hotel. Good serve and the staff is very attent to the comfort of the guests. The accomodation is becominga little bit outdated, but it still answers to a high standard. The restaurant serves a good quality. A minus is the wifi. You have to pay for it. I think a free wifi should be the standard.

I took my 8 year old daughter for a weekend cycling in this part of Holland which we had not visited before. The hotel staff were exceptionally welcoming and our suite was beautiful and 100% clean. The restaurant was probably a bit too smart for kids, but the same, excellent, food was available in the bistro. Hotel is right next... More

Stayed over Easter at the Bilderberg for two nights with family as we wanted to visit the Zoo and Het Loo Palace. Although slightly outdated and plain, the rooms are very clean and of a good size and same for the bathrooms. We enjoyed the good breakfast buffet, but were irritated to have to pay for WiFi.

I booked De Keizerskroon based on TripAdvisor review and having had a wee idea of the Bilderberg reputation from a previous stay in Maastricht in 2007. Our stay was over Maundy Thursday until Black Saturday. Overall, the place is a great base to see the famous sites in the Orange Circle as I would call it :0): the Paleis Het... More