The NH Amersfoort hotel is conveniently located less than one kilometer from Amersfoort City Center. Many excellent points of interest are within walking distance such as the KAdE art gallery or the Museum Flehite. For those wishing to venture further afield, Amersfoort Central Station is less than five minutes away by foot. Each of our modern guest rooms features comfortable amenities such as free Wi-Fi, flat screen TVs, and tea and coffee makers. Selected rooms provide lovely city views and spacious sitting areas. For breakfast, our guests can tuck into a delectable buffet. Made-to-order hot dishes and early bird breakfasts are available upon request. Gusto Restaurant is NH Amersfoort’s elegant dining space serving exceptional international and local cuisine for lunch daily, and dinner from Monday - Wednesday. Guests also have the option to dine al fresco on the open terrace. The Gusto Bar sits next to the restaurant and serves light snacks along with a great selection of cocktails and wines. It’s a great space for guest to relax or catch up on the latest sports shown on the satellite TV. There's also a self-service Open Bar for when the other dining outlets are closed. NH Amersfoort has 7 meeting rooms which accommodate up to 240 people, and with advance notice, we will gladly arrange a special menu, private breakfasts, dinners, parties or other event services.
"Overall, we had a very good stay.
The location was excellent, very close to the city centre, and parking was easy and convenient. I also really appreciated the small touches in the lobby, such as sweets, apples and water for guests. These details created a welcoming first impression. The bathroom had a little wasted space and no shelving to put toiletries.
Unfortunately, there were some security concerns that the hotel should take seriously. At check-in, our room number was said out loud by the front desk clerk, which should not happen for guest safety and privacy reasons.
A second issue was the handling of an additional room key. When I asked for another key, only the room number and name were requested. No ID was checked and no other verification was carried out. That makes it too easy for someone to potentially request access to a room.
The most concerning part was that a housekeeper took my active room key with her. If anything had gone missing and that key had been used, I would have had no way to prove that I was not responsible. This felt like a serious staff training issue and something the hotel should fix immediately.
With better staff training around room numbers, key handling and identity checks, this could easily be an excellent hotel."