The web page depicts a hotel that looks like a museum, wherein each room is almost a suite and every corner hides a Picasso. Don´t bee fooled, the main building looks very much like a student hall. The inner walls are made of bricks painted white and the corridors were the rooms are remember the opening of Maxwell Smart. I'd give a Pulitzer to the photographer that turned the 4x8 pool into the olimpic swimming pool tha one sees on the web.

Our room (411) was rather small, the bathroom tiny and the furniture the same as in any other NH hotel.

HAVING said that, the two restaurants are great. We had the "surprise" menu at the OINC! Which we found excellent in all courses. We had a drink in the ultra hip bar downstairs which was very lively. Staff was also nice.

Tip: if you are booking a NH hotel try to book it from the web page in anyother country than the one where the hotel is. It is way cheaper. (We paid 89Eur)

The Sparrenhorst Conference center is a well-appointed conference / hotel facility located just outside of Nunspeet, at the northern edge of the Veluwe region. It is set in a small woodland along the main road into Nunspeet and is a self-contained facility with pool, restaurants, lounges, fitness centers, and games rooms. Despite this, it maintains a quiet and comfortable atmosphere with touches of original art and nature throughout the facility.*
Check-in is very direct, and you are given a single room with two single beds. It's an efficient room with desk, flat-screen TV, wireless Internet (pay by the day for 16 euros with KPN), and a small mini-bar. The bathroom has a shower, no tub, with excellent water and pressure. Beds are comfortable: the whole ambience is wood and metal in a somewhat Swedish style.*
The facility has a buffet restaruant for breakfast and lunch, and a more formal dining room for sit-down dinners. Food was abundant and outstanding, with hoices among regional Dutch and standard business fare.*
The conference rooms were comfortable and quiet: despite having several conferences ongoing at the same time, the staff served each one efficiently and made each group feel like they had the attention of the resort. *
Although the resort offers rooms to individuals, it caters to large and small group meetings that dominate it on weekdays. There are restaurants and shops a few blocks away in Nunspeet, but the resort would be good for a quiet weekend away without going to town. *
Aside, the Ribhouse Texas Cafe, about five miles away, makes for a fun evening and good food if you want to experience the American West the way it never was as a break from the resort.