Landhotel Hof Beverland

We went as a group of four girls for a party weekend. Unfortunately, this did not meet our expectations in any way. The "Orient" room was very clean, but also quite old. No one wants to put their things in the musty wardrobe. The breakfast was very good. The other meals were only mediocre. The party location, where we were supposed to spend the whole day, was also only mediocre; neither glasses nor empty bottles were cleared away. Refills on Saturday were also only very sporadic upon request, if someone was even responsible. That was almost no one; it was always referred to, "I don't know that." I am not responsible. For the price of the weekend, this is completely unacceptable. Furthermore, there was no possibility to sit anywhere inside. The weather was quite cool, and one would have wished to sit somewhere indoors during the day to warm up. Unfortunately, that was not available. During the free football billiards, we were informed around 5 PM: " "Now it's time to stop; please put the balls into the bags." Sorry, that could have been communicated in a friendlier manner. After all, we are the guests. On Saturday evening in the large barn, it was very crowded; however, the glasses were not cleared away there either. Since many were very drunk, they also spilled the glasses accordingly. That means the floor was almost like a lake, without anyone taking care of it.

We were accommodated at the Beverland Resort. The rooms were very nice and clean. The breakfast was very extensive. As a group, we were then at the Hof Beverland, which is 700 to 800 meters away. Much was disorganized. Games were not called – one felt lost. The toilets there were a catastrophe. The sink had a leaky drain. The toilet room was under water for several days. For example: At the "Grill buffet" meal, the meat was partially grilled to charcoal. Salads were replenished very slowly. Clearing away or removing empty containers seems to be a foreign word (temporary staff without guidance) at Hof Beverland, etc.... When wedding celebrations take place at the resort/hotel, group travelers are treated as second-class guests. My tip: As a group, avoid the Hof Beverland widely. For the organizer / group travel Beverland, my tip would be to seek advice from the hotel and restaurant association. Perhaps it is still early enough to address "the operational blindness."

The house may be bearable for a group trip in leisure time under alcohol, for everything else it is unsuitable. Heating goes off at 5am in the morning, which cannot be turned off by the landlord. Even the suite as a high-end room disappoints: Bug from the drain of the tub🤢. Cleanliness: well, you have to move the zero point. Food: catastrophic is still flattered. Convenience only and in the lowest quality, whether breakfast, lunch or dinner. Everything dingy, starts by the toilet in the foyer. In 36 years of traveling, that is not to be undercut.