We love good food, so since we heard that the hotel De Wereld's O Mundo restaurant received a Michelin star last November 2009, we decided to book an arrangement for a 5 course dinner with a nights stay.
The O Mundo is excellent, food sensational. Great location. Personally I do not like it when restaurants place tables towards walls so that 1 of the 2 people faces a blind wall. We were first escorted to such a table, but seeing that more tables were free, we immediately asked for a round table better centered.
The wine arrangement is good, but not cheap. In all O Mundo meets expetatioins.
The hotel room is nice and neat. However, it was a warm evening and there is no airco so the room was sticky and hot. And our room faced the street, so that way past midnight we heard all the youths go out and talking when walking throught the main street. This was nog so nice and led to our having a very unrestfull night.
The hotel is nicely decorated.
Breakfast good.
In all the arrangement was good, but I'd choose this in the winter, to make sure you have a good nights rest after a great dinner (there is no airco in the rooms)!

My wife and I stayed in Hotel de Wereld for our wedding night(s). Because of this we arrived around midnight on friday, which wasn't a problem. There was even someone to help us with our suitcases. We had a 2 night 3 day package which included the room and 2 dinners.
The room was very clean and quite spacious for Dutch standards. Also it had a modern look yet was also cozy. The beds were big (again, bigger than usually encountered) and very comfortable. The bathroom was equiped with a shower and a bath, both work perfectly. Also the bathroom was very spacious, there was more than enough space to move around, even with 2 people.
The breakfast was great, there was a nice selection of bread and the staff was very willing to help all the time. You sit down and breakfast is served to you within 10 minutes including coffee, tea, any egg you'd like, fresh orange juice, and a selection of cold cuts, cheese and sweet stuff. We also had breakfast in bed one morning, that was delicious and just as good as in the restaurant downstairs.
Our package also included 2 dinners. These weren't ordinary dinners though. It's just something you have to experience. The ingredients that are used and the combination of ingredients is just mouth-watering. We choose to just be surprised by what the chef would make for us. Ironically we were served a lot of fish, which we usually don't choose if it's on the menu. But we both loved it! To me that says enough, if the food that is served is something I usually don't like so much, but the way it is prepared I do like it. Especially fun: the PRE-dessert! and the many little amuses and in between bites you get.
Our second night we had dinner in a subsidiary restaurant of the hotel, owned and operated by the same chef as de Wereld, called Drinks & Bites. It's a 10 minute walk away on the main square of wagening.
It has a very nice atmosphere and the food was of the same high quality and taste as in the wereld. Just great!
We paid 450 euro's for it all and it was totally worth it! The hotel is also a very important historical place. It's special to know that you're eating breakfast in the same room where the Germans signed the unconditional surrender......

We stayed at the Hotel de Wereld in Wageningen for one night in February. 120 Euro (breakfast 15 Euro p.p. / free parking)
Although Wageningen itself is not a very special place to visit the hotel is most certainly worth a night’s stay.

The hotel’s rooms are decorated with care; clean, straight lines throughout; an eye for detail: plants on the bed stand, a single colourful flower in the bathroom, high quality bath products.

Although the room has no minibar it is equipped with an espresso machine

Unfortunately our room did not have a bathtub although some of the others apparently do

A stay at the hotel is rounded off by a meal at the hotel’s acclaimed restaurant – O Mundo. Starting with an aperitif in the old, restored lobby you are then lead into the crisp, light, modern dining room. The dishes are fresh and prepared with care; the combinations of flavours original and successful (3 course 32,50).
Unfortunately the breakfast is a little disappointing in comparison. Although the products are of above average quality the selection is very limited.

And last but not least there is the hotel’s historic past as the place where the German’s agreed the surrender of Holland.

Altogether a special place for a treat at a reasonable price.