NH Centre Utrecht has 47 rooms. On the characteristic building built in 1870 there's 2 ... more
restaurants and 2 bars as well. Located in the direct vicinity there are many surprising cafes and restaurant.The famous Dom tower, a variety of museums, the canals,...
Situated within an unusual 19th century building, this centrally located hotel offers ... more
modernity with a hint of history.A short walk from the famous ‘Dom Tower’, the hotel boasts fully-equipped, comfortable rooms and a restful ambience that make this th...
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Advantages: transport, language ease Disadvantages: the rain
and whisked me off to Utrecht, which on arriving at the Utrecht station, was announed in English and had signs a plenty.
I stayed in the NHUtrecht Hotel, which although maybe a bit pricey for a tourist (I was on buisness so didn't worry too much) would be a thoroughly recommended place (apart from the price of their internet connection!) as they have the best breakfast buffet you can immagine!
Anyway, in and around the city:
It was easy to navigate quickly away from the central area littered with offices, concrete buildings and the trainline, to the old areas next to the canal where you can find a beautiful spot to have a 3 course meal for 22euros. Again, on determining that you're English, the waiters and waitresses easily swap their language over to accomodate.
The smoking ban has just this year been introduced so you're now more likely to ...
Advantages: Close to town, Quiet, Nice rooms Disadvantages: Expensive bar
We had immense trouble deciding on a hotel for my husband's birthday break in Amsterdam. We're trying to find a reasonably priced hotel that wasn't too shabby and in a decent location. After reviewing all the options, we went for the NH City Centre, if only because of it's 1920's styling and proximity to town.
We were not disappointed. The hotel is lovely with each room finished beautifully, if you like the modern thing (and we do!). The overall atmosphere is very calm and serene.
It took us forever to find the hotel, but that may have been because I insisted, as I had been to Amsterdam a couple of times before, that finding our way around would be easy, we could walk there and we didn't need a map. About an hour later we finally found the back of the hotel, exhausted from dragging our suitcases up and down a zillion canals. It IS ...
Advantages: Vast range of stores Disadvantages: Some duplicate stores
This Review is for the Centre M.K which is a huge shopping centre in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire.
The shopping centre is managed in two parts, the first being the Centre MK and the second a place named Midsummer Place.
The actual opening date for the shopping centre was September 25th 1979 and has over 260 stores inside. This might have changed quite a lot since the current recession and stores shutting down.
This will be an insight to what the centre has to offer and what you can find there.
Opening Hours
Monday - Wednesday
09:30am -- 06:00pm
Thursday - Friday
09:30am -- 08:00pm
Saturday
09:00am -- 06:00pm
Sunday and Bank Holidays
11:00am -- 05:00pm
Layout
The centre is laid out extremely well. You walk in through a door which is numbered. This door is the way back to your car.
Every so often you find ...
