★★★★·Kamperland·7.8
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of typ het gewoon — “rond de 20e, drie nachten”
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Nestled between the Veerse Meer, Oosterschelde and North Sea, Fletcher Wellness‑Hotel Kamperduinen is a 4‑star retreat offering a 10‑sauna spa, indoor‑outdoor baths, and a Technogym fitness area. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, on‑site e‑bike rentals, two restaurants serving international cuisine, spacious rooms with flat‑screen TVs, and complimentary private parking within a nature‑rich setting.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
The location is quiet, with parking right outside the door. The room is large with a very good bed. Bathroom hygiene left something to be desired, especially the corners. The carpet in the hallways and room definitely needs replacing. Breakfast was standard but good. The carpet in the room and hallways is an issue.
Jans·3 weken geleden
The location is actually very good, though you can hear the main road in the background. The breakfast we had in the room improved significantly compared to our last visit in March 2026, both in quality and variety, so we give it a full score. We booked a double room but received an apartment for the same price, which has happened to us before. The comfort and amenities earned a full score. Friendly and competent staff complete the excellent impression of the hotel, and we would stay again anytime. 👍👍 No negative points come to mind after careful thought.
Falko·3 weken geleden
The breakfast was okay, with a large selection of dishes and a cozy atmosphere. For a four‑star hotel and a week‑long stay, the breakfast buffet felt a bit monotonous and lacked variety compared to other hotels. Dinner at the restaurant was good, and the staff were always friendly. The term ‘luxury’ feels misleading for this hotel. We booked a luxury double room for a week, described as 34 m². The room assigned was nowhere near the beautiful photos on the website; it looked much smaller and tighter, with very sparse furniture. The armchairs and curtains were worn or spotted. The furniture arrangement differed from the pictures. The single wardrobe for two people was far too small. The TV was positioned next to the bed. The windows were outdated, and we only received small keys to open them after requesting them. Because of the location on the highway, road noise was clearly audible in the room. There were no welcome touches like a water bottle or a multilingual information booklet, which one would expect from a “luxury” setup. The bathroom had a small tub with massage jets but no modern walk‑in shower one would expect in a luxury setting. Hygiene issues were noted on the massage jets, sink, and toilet. A 2014 photo shows the same room was then listed as a “comfort room,” suggesting the category was simply upgraded to “deluxe.” The entrance area is small, dark, and functional, resembling a pool reception rather than a luxury wellness hotel entrance. It fits a wellness hotel but is jarring for the booked “luxury” standard. A complaint at reception went unresolved, and cleaning remained subpar despite the complaint. The outdoor terrace is nicely laid out but gives a slightly neglected impression. In short, for the price and star rating, it needs an update; even stars fade over time.
Kürten·3 weken geleden
The staff were always available, friendly, and attentive. Easy access to the bike paths and the building is very nice. Everything was perfect.
Baloo·4 weken geleden
Thanks for the upgrade—no dogs allowed, which made the room and restaurant feel clean and free of those animals (hygiene). The parking situation gets rough when the hotel is fully booked; smokers right at the entrance and the smell seeps in.
Monika·4 weken geleden