The Prince is located in the old part of Nijmegen, in a pleasant central street with several restaurants nearby. It is a cheap hotel spread out over several buildings. By day, you pick up the key at the Bagel & Beans, at night you ring the bell and you're let in by remote. The shape and size of the rooms... More

If you ever wanted and missed the experience to live in a Dutch college room this is the experience for you. You go to a lunchroom to pick up your key and well it its a room the size of a closet. Bathroom is 1 square meter and im not kidding, I was absolutely amazed how they shoved all the... More

I spent two nights in one of the twin rooms that is just next door to the Bagel and Beans cafe (some of the rooms are in a separate building down the road). The room had been fairly recently renovated and had some useful amenities such as free wifi, a flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities and a... More

This B&B is far too expensive for what you get: we paid the 10 euro extra for the large twin room, which was large indeed but scarcely furnished (not very cosy). Furthermore, the (non-smoking room) smelled after sigarette smoke. Most importantly, the buidling was very noisy: the floors creak and the doors slam and there is no sound isolation at... More

The room was large and comfortable, with access to a shared roof-top 'terrace' area. (We would have had to take out our own chairs from the room to sit there, but it gave a pleasant view.) Only problem was the bathroom lock stuck & had to be opened from outside with a coin! Bagel breakfast was nice, (across the road,)... More

We loved our stay at the B and B De Prince! We paid ten pounds more and stayed in a deluxe double which was really worth it. We had a large room with french doors that opened out onto the very charming street below. It is in a fantastic location right near the Grote Market and the Lange Hezelstraat had... More

There are a number of varied reviews about this B&B, and I think it's because the quality of the rooms can be vastly different, depending on luck. My experience was excellent. We were located across the street from the Bagel and Beans, where breakfast is served. I was lucky, and the room I received was large and well lit with... More

I stayed here for two nights. would not name it a B&B, since it is not what usually understood by it. The single room was small and the furnishing was done with little fantasy and saving money. There is nothing to hang on your coat, not even after people continue mentioning this on several booking and review sites, no table,... More

I came to Nijmegen for a 3-day conference between September 15-17 (continued for a leisure trip with my boyfriend to Brussels & Amsterdam later on). The receptionist was nice, and took my suitcase up the steep staircase for me. My room was #1 in the same building where the "Bagels and Beans" cafe is located. It was very basic -... More