De Hygiënepolitie – Season 2
Episodes
All-you-can-eat and Farm B&B
Rob travels to Veghel in Brabant to visit an all-you-can-eat restaurant, where guests express concerns about the state of hygiene in the sanitary facilities and do not rate the quality of the food entirely positively. Additionally, Rob visits a farm B&B in Den Helder, where guests can spend the night in a charming gypsy wagon situated amidst nature. Although this appears to be an attractive and idyllic experience at first glance, the reviews paint a less rosy picture of reality.
Utrecht Hostel and Amsterdam Eatery
In the center of Utrecht, Rob Geus visits a hostel struggling with numerous negative reviews regarding hygiene. The owner denies the complaints and accuses former guests of spreading falsehoods online. Rob investigates the situation on-site to uncover the facts. Subsequently, he travels to an eatery in Amsterdam where there is also much criticism regarding hygienic conditions. There, too, he confronts the owner directly with his findings in an attempt to provide clarity on the situation.
Charming B&B and fresh sushi takeaway
Rob Geus travels to Simpelveld in Limburg, home to a B&B located in a charming farmhouse that offers bed and breakfast for around €100 a night. However, reviews are less than positive: guests complain about bathroom mold, bloodstains on the bed linen, and dust bunnies. Rob decides to investigate the situation firsthand. He also visits a fresh sushi takeaway in Enschede. The reviews there are scathing: the food is nasty—inedible, according to some—and one person claims the shrimp felt like washcloths. The fish is said to be as fresh as last year's catch; even the flies won't touch it. Rob sets out to investigate for himself.