Hotel de Kastanjefabriek

Nice hotel just outside the village Eibergen, big rooms and really good beds, breakfast is standard but very OK, nice atmosphere. Restaurant standard but good food, the wine is very affordable. we did some nice walk in that area. The town itself is small but has good restaurants.

They did a wonderful job with this place. We love the story of this kind of buildings. You still can see some of the old pillars of the old factory, we loved it how they preserved this. The room was very nice, we had a good night sleep. The breakfast was also good and more then enough. If we want to go to this area again we will choose De Kastanjefabriek for sure.

Our welcome was very friendly. The deluxe suite was indeed luxurious. And very spacious. Fully equipped, such as air conditioning and refrigerator. A 2-person yacuzzi and rain shower completed it. Our room was at the back of the property, with nice views of greenery. (At the front you overlook the main road, don't know about the noise there).

We loved it. It was a nice surprise tucked in the rural area. Charming previous cotton weaving factory, transformed into a highly functioning hotel. Rooms were clean and comfortable with AC. Kind and helpful staff. Breakfast was excellent.

Excellent hotel, friendly staff, superb bedroom and bathroom ,very clean, good bed and pillows, Good selection at the buffet breakfast Reasonable price Good car park with a walk in the woods, and river

My wife and I stayed at this hotel / lodge with some friends as we had a club event in the local area the following day. There was plenty of parking available outside the hotel in a pleasant wooded area. The staff on reception were friendly and helpful and we were soon directed to our rooms. The room we had was spacious with a large bathroom, comfy double bed, TV (although some of the channels didn't seem to work), small kitchenette area with kettle and coffee / tea selection. There was free Wi-Fi which worked fine. Reception wasn't open 24-hours, it was closed at night and reopened at the same time as the breakfast buffet. The dining was limited when we arrived there as we were told there was only one chef on duty so we all ate elsewhere, however we enjoyed a decent breakfast in the hotel the following morning with a good selection of bread, pastries, ham, cheese, jams, croissants, juice machine, coffee machine and some hot food options (although as we had to eat early some of the hot dishes weren't quite available when the breakfast buffet opened for us at 8am). The hotel has an interesting history, as it used to be a factory and the hotel name literally means Chestnut Factory, named after the trees that used to stand in front of the building back then. The factory had closed in 2001 and was sold in 2006 but the plans to convert to care homes never happened. After standing empty for 14 years it was reopened as a B&B Hotel and our experience was really good.