Spacious, comfortable and cosy accommodation with lovely sunny aspect overlooking hosts garden. Small kitchenette with fridge and microwave. Convenient location with easy access to local bus service.

Not necessarily a big issue but please be aware that although this property is described as a Bed & Breakfast, the hosts no longer provide breakfast. This was not clear to me until after the booking was made and I then received a message from the host affirming this.

Perfect location, super friendly host (helpful, flexible, and good company), tasty breakfast with great variety, cleanness, beautiful garden with lots of fun for children (trampoline, playground, water pistol, football) and adults (table tennis, sunbathing)

Nothing, everything was perfect

Comfortable bed, great location and very friendly host. The house was clean and cozy. Neighborhood quiet and calm.

Nothing to say

Great location and well accessible by car and public transport. Excellent breakfast and great hosts who were very accommodating and flexible. The house itself was very nice with a large garden.

Location and the garden was lovely, the breakfast was amazing the hosts were very attentive and welcoming.

We liked everything

We loved everything! The interior was modern and the room was well equipped. Huge garden with play area, super yummie breakfast

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Beautiful, quiet.

Nowhere to unpack

Quiet place

We were on a business trip in Nijmegen and booked the B&B De Sprokkeltuin which is owned by a private host for two nights, rated 9.0 at the booking.com. What a big shock when we received these messages from the private host: 1. For 2 days? What a bullshit? 2. How the hell can I still arrange white bread? See attached print screens. We were connected with wi-fi after checking in on Friday noon but we found it was very slow, we all lost connection often and outlook could not be loaded. We messaged the host and mentioned we don’t have wi-fi but no reply. We went to work on Saturday early morning and back in the evening, wi-fi was completely gone. We called the host, voicemail. We went to the host’s place, the host wasn’t there but the babysitter told us it could be a network failure. At the same time, we requested some white and brown breads for Sunday’s breakfast, as well as some kitchen utensils because there is coffee machine but NO spoon and there is microwave but NO fork, knife and NO dishes. We went to bed very early on Saturday, no wi-fi for working, and not even a TV to watch and relax…. Very disappointing. We truly understand it can be a network failure sometimes or cannot fulfil a guest request. But for someone who works in the service line, should at least try to communicate in a pleasant and professional way, isn’t it? We are still in shock that for so many years we have been in and out from different hotels/or private hosts. We cannot forgive someone who is a so-called a “super host’ but with such a bad attitude towards guests. What a worst experience.