• Historical setting on the Veerse Meer
• Beach nearby
• Regional art collection of Toorop and Vaarzon Morel

Auberge De Campveerse Toren is a city inn from the year 1400. Willem of Orange and Charlotte de Bourbon held their wedding banquet here in 1575.

• In one of the oldest cities in Germany
• Italian and Asian restaurant
• Half an hour from Koblenz

Andernach is a town at the eastern edge of the Eifel hills. With more than 2000 years of history, this is one of the oldest towns in Germany, so there are plenty of cultural attractions to enjoy. Hotel am Ochsentor opened in the town centre in 2016.

• Historic 15th century monastery
• Open fireplace and antiques
• In Bruges city centre

Hotel de Orangerie fully embraces the look and spirit of historic Bruges, the romantic hot spot of choice. The compact city is a treasure trove of valuable estates within a small area that can easily be crossed on foot or by bicycle.

The oldest document mentioning Herberg De Draak – now Grand Hotel De Draak – dates from 1397. It proves that this is the oldest hotel in the Netherlands. Over the centuries, the hotel has lost nothing of its quality, although what was once a smoke-filled room with a smouldering fire is now a contemporary restaurant called Hemingway – named after the adventurous author and gourmand Ernest Hemingway.

• Restaurant in an Inn from 1517
• Centrally located between Amsterdam and The Hague
• Near the coast

You will be hard pressed to find a nicer place for leisure or business meetings. Villa Beukenhof and restaurant La Societé have so much to offer the cosy bar is ideal for an aperitif or after dinner drink, a charming restaurant with a touch of Paris, a grand terrace in the middle of the garden, a centuries old venerable beech tree, relaxing lounge chairs, wonderful hotel rooms, meeting rooms, venue rooms and a cigar room.