Hotel Colvenier

This place is crying out for The Hotel Inspector or Gordon Ramsay to storm in and shake the owners out of their stupor. There’s genuine potential here — the kind of charm and setting that could make it special — but it’s completely undermined by a burnt-out, disengaged owner whose negativity sets the tone the moment you walk in. There were no menus, no prices on display, and ultimately no transparency — which meant the final bill arrived as a rather unpleasant surprise. Yes, I know I should’ve asked, but it was an early-days weekend date and interrogating the staff over costs would’ve killed the vibe. The food? Serviceable, but that’s being generous. Two fried eggs (no choice offered), some overcooked bacon, a good spread, and a somewhat forced glass of champagne — €40 per person for that felt like a punchline without the joke. The room was clean and spacious, which was a relief, but felt dated — a CD player and a TV awkwardly clinging to the wall didn’t exactly scream modern hospitality. I came here off the back of glowing reviews and wasn’t expecting luxury, just a little warmth and value. Instead, I left wondering if we’d all stayed at the same place. A huge missed opportunity — the place is resting on fading charm and needs a serious wake-up

Super mooi hotel, erg vriendelijk en behulpzaam.

An extraordinary hotel. Exceptional hospitality.

Beautiful old building with fantastic wine cellar. Friendly and attentive owner (and his family).

Mind. Blown. Not a hotel … much, much more. Friendly, casual welcome … from the chef. Extensive wine cellar, kind and attentive staff. The room was beyond expectations, more a loft apartment in a New York style. The guest list is as impressive as it is unexpected. We will return.