Hotel Erasmus - Mein Genuss- und Wellnesshotel

As soon as we saw the hotel and our room, we asked if we could stay an extra night and Ute was very helpful and made this possible. We had our first sauna ritual with Stefan and thoroughly enjoyed this new experience for us. The food at breakfast and dinner was fantastic and we loved the choices from the set menu and the wine pairing. Thank you to our waitress Anny for being so friendly and really making our stay enjoyable. We loved reading The Morning Post at breakfast each morning and it provided really helpful information for things happening in the hotel that day. Being able to rent electric bikes from the hotel made it really easy to explore the local area and we had great fun with man who helped with this (apologies for not knowing his name).

There was nothing we didn't like.

Heel aangenaam all inclusieve concept. Erg lekker, huisgemaakt eten. Zeer vriendelijk personeel. Ontspannen sfeer. Ik ga hier zeker een keertje terug komen.

De goede service en vriendelijkheid aan tafel.

Reinigen van de kamer. De lakens waren niet ververst. De gebruikte glazen werden niet vervangen door anderen. De etui met papieren servieten bleef leeg. En op de terrasmat waren nog enkele mikado stokjes van vorige gasten in de mat gebleven. Gevolg, dat ik mij gekwetst heb aan mijn voet. Een stokje heeft zich in mij teen geboord

It is renovated (however, the style elements from the 70s are still there here and there, so looks more stylish on photos than in reality). Food was nice.

- The hotel advertises on its website (and also on the map on arrival) a kids’ playground, which simply just does not exist. Considering that the spa can be used by kids under 16 only until 3 pm (which is in reality noonish, if you count in noon naps), I asked about activities for kids. I was repeatedly told that the spa closes for kids at 3 pm. When I mentioned that it is more than clear what we cannot do, the owner lady suggested the “beach bar” (coctail bar with a dirty 2*5 meter sand strip, with wooden chairs falling apart), or we can go for hikes (with 2 and 4 years old kids not very tempting) or stay in the room. Ultimately she said that we just should not go to wellness hotels and cut off the conversation on why a playground is advertised and family rooms are available then, if this is her view in families and kids. - While we paid for halfboard, the kids were charged extra for dinner at checkout. A few hours they called back and offered to pay back the difference, which is good of course, however, never experienced such thing in European hotels before. - The pool is small (good for kids though…) and cold. - Spiderwebs and bugs here and there, the sand of the “beachclub” is really dirty though.