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Vincent's Attic b&b

The friendly and low-budget place to stay in Ede-Wageningen

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Published May 12, 2015 at 2592 × 1936 in A place to call home

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My stay was perfect!

‘It was our first night in the Netherlands and we were glad we spent it in Vincent's Attic! Our hosts made sure we were warm by adding an extra thick duvet and we also learned quite a bit about the Netherlands from them. A highly recommended experience!’
– Lyn (Singapore)

‘We really enjoyed the interesting conversations we had in the mornings.’
– Per and Melissa (USA)

‘Thanks for your perfect service on my hike from Basel to Texel. My feet were happy to get some rest and my mind was happy for your kindness.’
– René (Switzerland)

‘I had a great time – both the conference I attended and the interesting visit to your shared community garden where I learned a bit more about the square foot gardening system.’
– Jemima (Ghana)

Welcome to our home!

We're Marc and Karolien, a relaxed, friendly couple that loves to accomodate guests. Marc is an online entrepreneur and Karolien an outdoor psychologist. We love nature and walking, and are always up for an interesting conversation.

‘Karolien and Marc were great hosts, and their willingness to accommodate a specific preference I had was appreciated and a nice touch.’
– Chris (UK)

‘It felt like home, away from home. Thank you.’
– Natasja and Ilva (Netherlands)

Clean, cosy and comfy rooms

‘My stay in Vincent’s Attic was excellent. It is a really cosy and comfortable room. The perfect place to rest and study.’
– Carlos (Spain)

‘A furnished room under the roof. This is like a 1st Dutch life experience for me! Thank you!’
– Carine (France)

‘Comfortable bed on the top floor with tea and coffee making facilities by the room. I certainly recommend staying here.’
– Monica (India)

‘Clean rooms for a good price. Perfect!’
– Rik (Netherlands)

‘Guests have their own privacy. The house is located in a peaceful neighborhood with good bus connections.’
– Hanna (Finland)

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