• On the Swiss Riviera
• The oldest hotel in the Montreux-Vevey region
• Views of Lake Geneva

It’s not surprising that stars like Freddie Mercury, David Bowie and Keith Richards owned houses in Montreux. The town is a sophisticated haven, yet a hub for talented artists.

• Historic building on Amsterdam’s Prinsengracht
• UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Near Concert Hall and museums

Boutique Hotel Seven one Seven is on the Prinsengracht, one of the idyllic canals in Amsterdam’s city centre UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

• Heritage from 1762, design interior
• Mini local produce market
• Warm and friendly bar

The arsenal in the centre of Woerden is a listed building dating from 1762. Carefully restored and sustainably renovated, it has been transformed into Van Rossum café and restaurant and Stadshotel Woerden.

• Dine and stay in a castle
• Top museums in The Hague
• Not far from the sea

Kasteel De Wittenburg was built in 1899 by the aristocrat Helenus Marinus Speel­man, a descendent of Cornelis Speelman, a 17th­-century governor of the Dutch East Indies – modern­-day Indonesia.

• Enjoy first-class cuisine
• Spend the night in an ancient monastery
• Discover the charm and surprises of Zutphen

The Broederenklooster is a former monastery and one of the oldest and most beautiful buildings in Zutphen. It’s a place to lose yourself in a history stretching back to the 13th century – and with a chef who was once Switzerland’s youngest to earn a Michelin star.