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Guest User: It is located quite close to our customer's factory, and is pretty much the only decent hotel in the surrounding area. The partnered restaurant on the first floor is also quite good, though it's best to make a reservation in advance. Since it's in a suburban and industrial area without any high-rises nearby, staying on the upper floors offers a fairly open view.
Nijmeegseweg 90
From MXN 1,909
Anonymous User: Great hotel, near the train station and the centre. Nice spacious room with good shower.
Keulsepoort 16
From MXN 1,836
Art Projekt: The hotel is visible to have a small repair! Overall not bad. The location is good and parking places are enough. A great place to stay near Weeze Airport.
Roobeekweg 1
From MXN 1,111
Guest User: Great location. Rooms are clean. Breakfast was good.
Maaspoortpassage 1
From MXN 1,893
Daiying sandy: The room was obviously under-heating in winter, and the room was too little heating equipment. It still felt a bit cold to sit next to the radiator. And the hotel needs to walk for more than 10 minutes to leave the center of Fenlo Town. The room price is too expensive and not worth the price of more than 1,000.
Sint Urbanusweg 11
From MXN 2,337
Guest User: The rooms are nice, the breakfast is plentiful, and parking is convenient; it's a good choice.
Maashoflaan 1
From MXN 2,402
Guest User: El hotel estaba bien ubicado, pero las habitaciones son muy pequeñas. Las paredes son muy delgadas y en otros cuartos, habían varias personas escuchando música y en disposición de fiesta, lo que no nos permitió dormir.
Grote Kerkstraat 31
From MXN 1,367
Guest User: The room is nice with heating and coffee machine. The front desk service is very good.
Bovenste Molenweg 12
From MXN 1,856
Guest User: Except for the steep stairs, everything else is fine. But the waiter can help carry the luggage up to the room
Schans 3/5
From MXN 1,921
Anne vogel: Beautiful castle hotel in a beautiful setting. Quiet and green. Nice terrace. Large rooms, soft, comfortable bed. Very friendly staff. Good food. Attention to guests' wishes; for me, as a disabled person, a shower chair was placed in the shower. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a more personal hotel with attention to the guests.
Kasteellaan 10
From MXN 1,960
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Arcen Castle is an absolute gem to explore, but let’s be real—the real showstopper here is the incredible castle gardens! 🌷✨ These gardens totally steal the spotlight, especially in spring when they're bursting with a wild variety of fresh blooms. Think tulips, daffodils, and tons of vibrant colors that will light up your Insta feed! 📸 Quick deets for your adventure: Address: Lingsforterweg 26, 5944 BE Arcen, Netherlands Opening Hours: Generally open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (but check the latest on trip.com before you go!) Pro tip: Don’t just stick to snapping pics in front of the castle itself—take time to wander through the 32 themed garden zones and get lost in all that nature magic. The Japanese garden and the rosarium are especially next level. 🌹🌿 Got a few hours to kill or just looking for a chill day out? Arcen Castle’s gardens are a 10/10 for vibes, photo ops, and relaxing strolls. Add this to your bucket list—trust me, your senses will thank you!#springflower
#springtravel Venlo is the kind of city you escape to for atmosphere, great coffee, and beautiful shop windows. A bit of history: Venlo is one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands, located in the southeast of the country. It developed as a торговый hub along the river Meuse and already in the Middle Ages played an important role thanks to its strategic position near the German border. Even today, you can feel this unique “border” character — a blend of cultures, languages, and habits. It’s no surprise that many people from Germany come here on Sundays — unlike in Germany, the shops in Venlo are open. The city truly comes alive: cozy streets fill with people, shop windows draw you in, and the atmosphere feels almost festive. Another highlight is the local cafés. We always come here for breakfast at our favorite spot, where you can choose from breakfast options inspired by different countries — from classic European to more exotic choices. It’s the kind of place where breakfast turns into a little journey. Walking around Venlo is a pleasure in itself. The streets are full of lovely shops, and the shopping experience is genuinely enjoyable. The stores with home décor and tableware are especially impressive — a personal weakness of mine. The displays are styled so beautifully that you’ll want to step into every single one. You’ll also often hear street musicians, which adds even more charm to the city. You just stroll, listen to music, sip your coffee, and take your time. Venlo is a perfect destination for a relaxed weekend — no rush, just pure atmosphere ✨#Venlo #Nitheelands
#winterescape Venlo is known for its charming historic façades that reflect its rich trading past. Around the Market Square, elegant stepped gables and Renaissance-style buildings create a classic Dutch streetscape. The ornate Town Hall façade, with its arches, statues, and decorative details, is a highlight. Along smaller streets, colorful brick houses with tall windows and decorative cornices add character. Some buildings blend traditional elements with modern design, showing Venlo’s contemporary spirit. Whether restored medieval fronts or stylish new architecture, the city’s façades give every stroll a picturesque and welcoming atmosphere.
#winterescape Venlo features several notable statues that reflect its history and character. One of the most recognized is the statue of Jan van Cleef, recalling the city’s medieval past. Near the Maas River, modern sculptures add artistic flair to the riverside promenade. In the historic center, you’ll also find religious statues and memorials that honor local traditions and wartime history. Public artworks are scattered through squares and shopping streets, blending contemporary creativity with heritage. These statues and monuments give visitors insight into Venlo’s cultural identity while adding charm and interest to a walk through the city.
#winterescape At night, Venlo feels cozy and lively without being overwhelming. The historic Market Square glows under soft lights, with the illuminated Town Hall creating a romantic backdrop. Cafés and bars fill with locals and visitors enjoying drinks, Limburg beer, and late dinners. You can stroll along the Maas River promenade, where reflections shimmer on the water, or explore small streets with relaxed terraces. For entertainment, there are cinemas, occasional live music, and seasonal festivals. Venlo’s nightlife is friendly and intimate, making it perfect for a relaxed evening out rather than a big, bustling party scene.
This time in the Netherlands, I went to Venlo, which is on the border of the Netherlands and Germany, next to Dusseldorf. It is an old port city of the Netherlands. There are churches and houses that are cute in the Dutch style and good beer. When I went, it was raining so the weather was a bit cool. This city is very easy to walk around. The weather is nice and you don't feel any PM dust. It is a big city because there are a lot of industries around the outside. There are supermarkets and department stores where you can buy things. The prices are cheaper than in Amsterdam. #Netherland
Where do Germans like to go shopping? Phantasialand is just a stone's throw away from the German-Dutch border and is a popular shopping destination for Germans living in the border area. Many products can't be found in other countries or even in other regions of the Netherlands. Shops in Germany are closed on Sundays, but shops in Phantasialand are open on Sundays, and the Dutch are more inclined to do business. Shops worth visiting: ✅Dutch and international fashion chain stores like The Sting are sure to have the clothes you want. ✅The most popular supermarket is 2 Brüder (literally translated as "two brothers"). Here you can find everything foodies want: bread, cookies, drinks, tea, fish, cheese, candy, and beverages. ✅City Pharmacy, this pharmacy is much larger than the one in Germany. The Netherlands has strong trade and production capabilities, and the cosmetics and skincare products here are relatively complete. ✅Matjes stall. Matjes (pickled herring) is a special snack in the Netherlands, with tender and delicious fish meat.
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