Efteling Bosrijk

Our room was a Premium Room Landhuys, which was lovely but very far away. When booking, I wasn't aware that it would be 5 minute walk form the reception, pool and breakfast. Not a good path to go with your luggage, we were very lucky it didn't rain or else it would be all muddy. Other thing that it must be changed is the dinner options and alternatives. As the park closes at 6pm, there are no restaurants available, other than the hotels (that has limited availability), or ordering pizzas at your room. Park restaurants should be open until later. As for the breakfast, it was very limited, with almost no choices to a daity allergy person or vegan. There was no toaster (unbelivable) and the staff wasn't very helpful. The pool is amazing, but the locker room has no soap, shampoo or hairdryer, so if your room is not near, it can be very unpleasent. Honestly I was hopping for better and left a bit disapointed with our stay.

We love this park. Fairy tale atmosphere, charming in all the seasons, spacious, comfortable, clean houses, my favorite place to stay in the Efteling. It has a supermarket, a restaurant and a swimming pool on the premises, which is super cool. A bit of a walk from the park though, especially when you walk back in the rain with tired kids after walking all day in the park.

I visited the Efteling when I was 6 years old with my Oma ( I am Dutch but have lived in the uk for the last 45 years) I took my children there when they were young. This time we stayed in Bosrijk to celebrate my 70th birthday . It would be an understatement to say we loved it. It was totally awesome all ages had the best time . We will be back next year to celebrate my 71th!!!

We stayed 5 nights and entrance to the park was included. Absolutely fabulous accommodation, facilities and service, just can't fault it. The house had 3 bedrooms and a sauna shed outside. Lots of cooking utensils in the kitchen. Would highly recommend it!

Had the most amazing time. The house we stayed in was clean and well equipped and great for 10 of us. The theme park was absolutely amazing. So clean and tidy and we didn't have any long queues (it was very cold though!!). I would recommend this place to anyone. we will definitely go back.

I want to begin the review by pointing out that I'm a HUGE fan of Efteling. Our family has stayed at the Efteling Hotel on multiple occasions and have been completely enchanted by our stays. The park is also our favorite, better in our opinion than Disney or Universal. We booked a 6-person house at the Bosrijk expecting the same magical experience and quality Efteling had spoiled us with before. We were very dissapointed. The outside part of the hotel is beautiful, admittedly. The woods, the entrance, the main building, they all look fine. But step inside the rooms... And oh boy is it different. We had read reviews of "I found a spiderweb", and "I found something dirty", but assumed it wouldn't be the usual. Whoever is reading this; please don't make the same mistake. Every single wardrobe was so full of dust and foul-smelling we couldn't use them. The TV was small and old, but though it's a "luxury hotel" we didn't mind that. We did mind the huge spiderwebs on the ceilings. There was one large spider on the kitchen ceiling we couldn't reach and called "Charlie". There was another in one of the bathrooms. On our bed frame was a huge spiderweb we had to clean and a spider we had to kill. Not exactly the luxury experience. Just when we thought the accommodation seemed like an abandoned ******* house, full of dust and spiderwebs, we found a dirty sock in the children's room, and not one but two candy wrappers lying on the floor of one of the bedrooms. The bed linens were clean and new, and a few towels were provided, but that was as far as the cleaning went. But this was all fine, compared to what came next. Walking into the room my child would be staying in, checking for more socks or whatever, I spotted something on the ground. I discovered it was an incredibly rusty nail, with multiple layers of rust, lying there in a position to be stepped on and break skin. That's when I realized the lack of care given to the house was DANGEROUS. Not only did we have to clean the bathrooms ourselves, pick up the trash lying everywhere from the guests before us, clean up spiderwebs, and not use the wardrobes, but we also had to proceed with caution around literally everything. It was so dirty you never knew what you could find. The hotel does have potential. Beautiful entrance, beautiful nature, lovely restaurant. But the fact that we didn't feel safe or comfortable made any other economic hotel feel like a luxury compared to this one. Which should be a crime considering the price tag and "luxury" marketing.