Name: Ons Bed&Breakfast
Address: Rengerslaan 8, 9615 AM Kolham, Netherlands, Westerbroek, Westerbroek, Westerbroek, 9615 AM, Netherlands
Rating: 7

Smoke-free property

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At the mini-hotel

Eelde Airport

Norddeich Airport

Ons Bed&Breakfast

Westerbroek

child-bed

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external-private-bathroom

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limited-time

lounge

treatment

no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

panoramic-view

park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

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water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

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Travelling as I do for business extensively throughout Germany Belgium Holland and France, I tend these days to book my accommodation ‘on the hoof’, online, when I am in a position of knowing when I am finished with one day’s business in the knowledge of where I need to be the following day.
Having driven that morning from London and concluded a meeting in Amsterdam, I booked this night’s stay probably more hastily than I normally would, nevertheless determined to get as far north in Holland as I could and as close to Groningen for a meeting the following day.
The place itself was incredibly easy to find – sat-nav is a wonderful invention! Nevertheless those keen to know, it is literally a few hundred metres away from a motorway junction on the main road from Groningen into Germany.
I parked on the road and went and knocked on the door.  I was warmly welcomed by a delightfully friendly English speaking landlady who invited me in, showed me the room and invited me to park my car securely behind the house.   She was somewhat astonished to see me. Firstly she has literally just gone live on the internet and within an hour I was her first ‘net customer’.  Secondly now being on the web, there seemed to be the growing realisation that she could well be expecting more people like myself – travellers from outside Holland – in the near future.
I had a quick bite to eat nearby and settled down to an evening’s relaxation, watching TV – plenty of choices from Holland, Germany or even good old BBC 1. Nice airy room  - nice comfy bed – then again having come all that way that day, I could probably have slept on bricks I was that tired.
Breakfast was a joy!  I was sitting in what I suppose is ostensively the family dining room having my breakfast with the other guest – a Dutch insurance man who stays there 2 or 3 nights a week, his job being split between his home in the south of Holland and an office in the north.  We chatted amiably about life generally and were then joined by Jan, the husband.  He explained that the stunning photographs around the place of windmills were in fact his own work , being something of a photographer.
Having finished breakfast I was taken into the adjoining extension room which had an eerie familiarity about  it – it turns out that he owns a nearby windmill, the previous one having burned down.  This entire room was created from rescued timbers from the old mill and even had the feel and appearance of a room half way up a mill.
I was further invited into the garden – again somewhere that he had created himself, with water features and breath-taking landscape – beautiful.  More windmill as well – the old grinding stone from the old mil had been turned into the most fantastic and possible the heaviest garden table I have ever seen.
Travelling as I do sometimes for weeks at a time it can be a lonely time – especially when checking into and out of anonymous hotels.  Coming here was different – they made me welcome and feel special and for a few hours at least I was completely relaxed in beautiful Dutch countryside. 
Value for money wise – it’s beyond compare.  I just hope that next time I am in the area I can still get in – it will be like going back to see old friends.

What a great surprise!

Location:                    12 km outside of Groningen in The Netherlands
Room:                        20 sqm in the first floor 
Bed:                           double bed with a little too soft bed (for me)
Bathroom/Shower:      1,5 sqm with shower. No amenities provided 
Cleanliness:                very clean
Air Condition/Heating: no AC, heating working properly  
WLAN:                        fast and reliable
Parking:                      directly at the rear of the building
Breakfast                    simple with bread, coocked egg, one type of cheese and one type of cold meat, marmelade and yoghurt. Fresh orange juice and freshly brewed coffee included in room price
Restaurant:                 not available
Language:                   Dutch, English and German
Staff:                           owner operated, very friendly and helpful
Credit Cards:              western standard cards accepted
Sauna:                        no
Pool:                           no
Extra benefits:             
Conclusion:                 For me very good, cause it was very close to my customer where I was working

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