Great cozy place right by de Hoge-Veluwe national Park. As part of a 5 day bike ride this was a two day sleepover with 30km bike in the park and tour of the Kroller-Meuller museum. Service here was great for bikes, very friendly and helpful with a very nice restaurant. breakfast was included and substantial with eggs as requested and a plentiful buffet with good coffee. Small rooms with bathroom attached but more than adequate for two with a balcony and seating for two.
We had a deluxe room at the ground floor. The room was big, clean and with a lot of privacy. Are dog was also welcome. The staff was friendly and the breakfast good. The hotel is in walking distance from the Hoenderloo entrance of the National Park Hoge Veluwe and within a 2 minute walk you can get a free bike from the National Park. You can park your car for free in front of the hotel.
All guests get a key for the locked bycicle parking. Car park is opposite the hotel. Hotel is located very close to the Hoenderloo entrance of National Park De Hoge Veluwe.
We haven’t had breakfast in the hotel, but dinner was very good. The hotel has a great beer selection.
We stayed in a room without air-conditioning. The day temperature was very high, but we had good night rest.
Staff was very friendly.
Good value for money.
The Boer’nkinkel was a highlight of our recent three-week trip to the Netherlands. The inn is fresh and updated, but still charming in a traditional Dutch way. The innkeepers are warm, inviting, and very serious about quality. The food and the accommodations were excellent. We were offered an upgraded room when we arrived, which was spacious, attractive, comfortable, silent, and had its own patio. The room came with four-course meals each night of our stay (not including wine, cocktails, or specialty coffees), and breakfast each morning. The evening meals were superb, with dishes that included mackerel, salmon, leg of roe deer, and entrecote, plus delicious desserts. Breakfast was just as good, with eggs cooked according to your preference, cured meats, cheeses, several types of granola, home-made fruit juice and jam, and absolutely great yogurt made at a local dairy. Besides all this, your setting is the immaculate little town of Hoenderloo, with a horse pasture out front, the east entrance to lovely Hoge Veluwe National Park within sight, and a bus stop to get you anywhere just a short walk from the inn. And there are many enjoyable things to do in the area, including the Open Air Museum in Arnhem, the Kroller-Muller Museum and Jachthuis Sint-Hubertus (not to mention ideal cycling and strolling) in the Veluwe, and the Apenheul in nearby Apeldoorn. Best of all, though, were the Boer’nkinkel staff, all of whom treated us with such care and kindness that we hated to leave, and hope to return someday soon.
A kinkel is really a rustic fellow, and a boer is a farmer. The term boer'nkinkel is generally not a compliment, it means a rough, rude peasant. However, this certainly says nothing about the place. The staff is super friendly and the food is very good. I've visited it several times in the past and came back here a few days ago. Great place, and reasonable prices.
