My favourite hotel in Amersfoort!…read more Here you will feel right at home. Situated in the heart of the historic city of Amersfoort, on one of the beautiful squares. What it lacks in luxury, it more than makes up in atmosphere. The 'Lange Jan' (or 'Long John') takes its name from the huge medieval tower next door. Easy to find you way home to ;-). It doesn't have a lobby. Instead, you have to check in at the bar of the friendly pub underneath the hotel. If you want to explore the beautiful old city of Amersfoort with al its restaurants, shops and museums, and not spent too much time on your hotel room, this is your best value. The friendly staff will show you all the highlights (also the 'off the beaten track' places normally reserved for locals), but in truth you can easily spend a day or two in the immediate vicinity on the square where this hotel is conviently situated.

Why would you book this hotel in the middle of nowhere? -…read moregood for business purpose - nice big swimming pool/sauna/hammam/gym open till 10.15pm - ease of parking - quite area Well in short I don't have much more to say about this place. Actually it looks a bit old for a Hilton. It was handy for me since I had to go the work close by. In other circumstances I would never come here but I didn't need more for one night. My room was spacious and clean.

Unfortunately, Hilton does not have as many options as I would like in Europe. This property is…read moresolid for what it is. It's not a place to go for your anniversary, but good for business travel. Very good restaurant food; rooms are more Hampton than Hilton - but, again, solid for what it is.

This was an almost fatal dinner for my wife. We told the…read morewaitress that my wife is deathly allergic to mushrooms while ordering her meal. The waitress checked with the kitchen and told us that the ordered meal did not contain any mushrooms. While eating my wife felt her tongue and throat swell and found a big slice of mushroom underneath the fish with some vegetables. After immediately vomiting, she injected herself with her EPI pen which luckily worked as advertised. I have no idea why they would serve her mushrooms with a meal that normally is not served with mushrooms, while knowing she is deathly allergic to mushrooms?? These people are either extremely incompetent, dangerous, or both.