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Deluxe Twin Room
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Guests will find a stovetop, a refrigerator, a dishwasher and kitchenware in the well-equipped kitchen. The twin room al…
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Restaurants nearby
- Restaurant De Burgemeester★ Michelin Anne and Sander Spruijt have set up shop in the former town hall of picturesque Linschoten. The characterful building has retained its original charm and been enhanced with elegant additions. One look at the large glass-walled wine room makes it clear you have come to the right place to sample some first-rate labels. From the warm welcome to the post-dinner coffee and confectionery, you can look forward to genuine hospitality at De Burgemeester. Sander Spruijt is a technically proficient chef who loves to showcase his culinary skills – from marinating and smoking beetroots to dry-ageing beef i4.0km
- De Schans by Mike & WesBib Sommelier Mike and chef Wes have turned De Schans into a welcoming restaurant where diners enjoy warm hospitality and an easygoing atmosphere. Choose something from the concise à la carte selection or opt for the surprise menu, which features unexpected textures and flavours. Think house-smoked duck with a delicately sweet fig compote and crisp puff pastry, or pan-seared skrei fillet accompanied by a robust bisque and fondant potatoes. Perfect for those who appreciate honest food in good company.1.2km
- Bij MetteBib Picturesque Linschoten is worth a visit in its own right, but be sure to seek out this beautifully converted grocery shop with its distinctive spiral staircase, a stone's throw from the leaning clock tower. This is old Dutch charm at its best! Chef-patron Carel Alberts welcomes you personally before going on to showcase his expertise in the French classics, with the occasional Mediterranean flourish. Wonderful local produce, intense sauces, respect for tradition: it all makes for an enjoyable culinary experience. Take, for example, the generous duck breast dish with a jus from the duck itself,3.9km
- Restaurant Kasteel Heemstede★ Michelin Admire the grandeur of this fully restored 17C château as you take the road up, walk across the little bridge and immerse yourself in its attractive blend of historical features and contemporary luxury. Heemstede Castle is an exceptional and enchanting location, and in Ollie Schuiling it has a very talented chef at the helm. You can expect a few surprises on the wine list, including some sought-after gems from Europe, as well as a nod to the Netherlands. The wines perfectly complement the intense flavours of the chef's dishes. Exceptionally fresh top-quality produce, sublime sauces and inventi13.7km
- De Gieser Wildeman★ Michelin De Gieser Wildeman is a cherished institution that has been given a new lease of life by Marco van der Wijngaard, who has taken it over from René Tichelaar and is forging his own path while respecting its past. Dining in this converted farmhouse with a thatched roof, stylish interior design and pleasing decorative details is still a cosy affair. From the conservatory overlooking the lovely garden, you can watch the brook gently babbling by. In this alluring setting, the chef brings together youthful dynamism and sophisticated flavours to the table.His meticulous cooking style is marked by cont13.9km
- Pieters Restaurant★ Michelin Dining at Pieter and Paula's cheerful restaurant feels a bit like coming home. The welcoming interior is the perfect setting for culinary indulgence, and the hospitality truly comes from the heart. Chef Pieter brings a wealth of experience and a keen intuition to his cooking. No frills – just pure classical finesse, expertly executed and spiced up with a dash of playful originality. For instance, he drizzles a succulent fillet of sea bass with a light white wine sauce with a little oyster liquor added to give it a gentle tang. An intense fish broth and spiced focaccia make this hearty dish com14.2km
- LIZZ★ Michelin The exquisite Weeshuis Hotel is housed in THE landmark edifice of the historic city of Gouda. The chic COCO champagne bar is the perfect spot to sample a lavish breakfast, a casual lunch, a wickedly tempting tea or a glass of champagne! Oozing with character, thanks to historic vaults, fresh bouquets of flowers and LIZZ’s signature luxury, you can expect a global experience in the capable hands of gifted Remco Kuijpers. The seasoned chef unveils his culinary sensitivity and flawless technique. Spices and subtle Asian acidity add a new dimension to first-class Dutch produce. He embarks you on a14.6km
- Karel 5★ Michelin Leave Utrecht's bustling city centre behind for a while and let yourself be swept away by Karel 5's medieval charm. Luxury meets authenticity in this historical oasis, where you can admire old paintings and sculptures as you dine beneath crystal chandeliers, and, when the weather is fine, have lunch on the beautiful garden terrace. Leon Mazairac and his team conjure up cuisine that does justice to the setting, for a true fine dining experience. Game from the Veluwe, Belgian endive, saffron from Herentals: Chef Mazairac makes a point of working only with top-quality produce that he sources as l14.9km
- Maeve★ Michelin Chef Tommy and maître d' Vera have given their charming premises in the centre of Utrecht a stylish makeover. Soft mood lighting contributes to an intimate feel, understated design has a soothing effect and a large mural enlivens the space. Vera runs the dining room with effortless grace; Tommy presents a passionate tribute to his terroir through his dishes. Vegetables, sourced as locally as possible, play a central role (a vegetarian set menu is also available). This is a chef who cooks with great precision, shows a deft touch in applying fresh acidic notes and skilfully plays with temperatur15.5km
- BistroBib Elegance meets a welcoming warmth and a touch of intimacy in this manor house, which is also home to De Gieser Wildeman for those seeking a more refined dining experience. The chalkboard menu lists accessible brasserie classics with a modern twist (always with meat, fish and vegetarian options). Expect dishes such as succulent farmhouse chicken leg with crispy skin, served with a creamy mushroom sauce, mashed potatoes, sautéed mushrooms and freshly cooked chips. No-nonsense generous dishes that always satisfy.14.0km
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Attractions nearby
- Castle de Haar castle complex in Haarzuilens, the Netherlands11.4km
- St. Martin's Cathedral, Utrecht cathedral in Utrecht15.3km
- Rietveld Schröder House house in the Dutch city of Utrecht built in 1924 by Gerrit Rietveld16.6km
- Stadion Galgenwaard football stadium in Utrecht16.2km
- Centraal Museum museum in Utrecht, Netherlands15.1km
- St Catherine's Cathedral cathedral in Utrecht15.2km
- Utrecht Observatory public astronomical observatory and museum in Utrecht, the Netherlands15.4km
- St. Gertrude's Cathedral church building in Utrecht, the Netherlands14.8km
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