Utrecht hotels near Vredenburg

Cons: Jacuzzi not especially hot. Breakfast prices high.

Cons: A-vacuum cleaner outside my door at 9am. I work until 3am, not everyone is up at 06:00 B- the breakfast was barely recognizable to an American. The eggs seemed like a phony substitute for eggs. Since nobody was around to watch, many items,like the breads, were touched by guests hands. How clean are those hands?

Cons: I asked kitchen to heat my delivered pizza and though they were nice in replying but not helpful. I feel like as if they were giving more credits to their comfort and the place tideness more than to residents comfort

Cons: The hotel was very close to the central train station which was handy. The rooms are small but covers everything you would need. but the only problem was the wifi. On the website it says free wifi is available but the connection is not stable and keeps disconnecting. There are also personal hotspots available for each room for which you would need to pay (5 euros/day). Other than that in general it was ok.

Cons: Bad, uncomfortable experience. For starters, to get to your room you have to get through a maze that involves going through an underground connecting hallway and two elevators. The room has no AC and it doesn't even have a frigobar. There is a monitor in the room (weirdly located at an unusual angle that you cannot change, not located in front of your bed like in most normal hotels) and it only has access to YouTube, not to actual TV programs. The shower has no curtain or door so the entire bathroom floods when you take a shower. They didn't replace the soap containers when they ran out of soap so I had to ask the reception to give me refills. At one point, I asked for a bucket of ice at the reception and they looked at me like I had three heads (I'm not kidding) and suggested I should go get ice from the Kentucky Fried Chicken store next door! At check out they wanted me to pay again for my stay, when it had already been prepaid prior to my check in. Really? All this and you call yourself a 4-star hotel? I'd say you barely get 2 stars and they do not shine.