Hotel de Prince

My husband and I stayed at the DePrince for a month, and the stay was very good. The hotel is very good, the service is very good, the people who serve are very friendly. We have felt at home. We recommend the hotel. We hope to return soon.The location is excellent; It was a good choice

The location is perfect. It’s on the highstreet but a really nice boutique style part of the high street where there are loads of interesting shops. We booked a deluxe suite as I wanted a kitchenette. Unfortunately the first room we were given wasn’t as advertised as it didn’t have a stove top or a dinning table. However the lady at reception was friendly and was happy to move us to another room. This room was large and spacious and just like the pictures. Note: you will get noise from the highstreet although it’s not particularly busy at night. However I always wear earplugs in hotels so not an issue for me. Bed was very comfortable. I would stay here again.

My wife and I stayed for 2 nights on a b&b basis whilst visiting my son & girlfriend who live in Nijmegen We had booked a queen size room with spa bath which was on the 2nd floor on the block 2 streets down from reception. It was a bit of a struggle with a large suitcase to get up the 2 floors as there is no lift but once inside the room was fine tidy and warm with a separate shower cubicle in the bathroom. With us only staying 2 nights we never got a chance to use the spa bath. Breakfast within the reception area of the Hotel was a basic buffet with several dishes of hot food and cold offerings - adequate for our requirements Hotel is situated in a quiet pedestrian precinct area and very central to all amenities in Nijmegen and a 12 minute walk from the Central station.

In the middle of Nijmegen city centre, this hotel/B&B has rooms of different sizes, all clean and modern. Entrance to restaurant/check-in has a different address than the rooms. Late check-in possible. Friendly personnel, great breakfast buffet.

Hotel location nice and central Be aware no parking - have to park in a pay and display about 5-8 mins walk away - no biggy but did wonder if I’d come back to the car with windows in. We pretty much emptied it every night Check in ok - bit of a queue Bear in mind the hotel is made up of separate buildings dotted around the old buildings adjacent to the reception building - including on the other side of the pedestrian precinct- I say this if you’re in a group or with teenage kids etc Had a deluxe suite - room 42 Deluxe is a bit of a stretch Nicely appointed but on a budget to be honest - lots of ikea furniture, towels etc in evidence Bit noisy due to the pedestrian precinct and bars but not too bad Loads of noise through the old floors from above which was annoying Room really really dark - floor to ceiling windows but no blinds or shutters so you have to close the curtains for any privacy and then can’t see anything No safe No wardrobe? Just like a hanging rail Zero surface area of storage (not even a shelf) in bathroom - drove my wife insane getting made up etc No shelf or rack in shower - balancing shampoo efc on top rail which fastened shower screen to wall was interesting Annoying our son joined us at backend of weekend and had another deluxe suite next door (room 41) which has a large wardrobe and bigger bathroom - for same price (less in fact as it was discounted) His door broke though - which was a pain (did get fixed) Breakfast ok apart from last morning when it was rubbish Hotel busy but only one chef who was working his ass off No food or crockery as a result as he couldn’t keep up - I did complain - to no avail… Mercure last year was better for the money tbh