• Stylish contemporary in monumental building
• Own vineyard and distillery
• All of Meissenheim is historic

The tiny village of Meisenheim has been left unscathed by Europe’s conflicts, and the historic buildings are beautifully preserved. This wine hotel in Baroque style has been welcoming guests since 1699.

• Cinema and croquet lawn
• Two Michelin-starred restaurants
• Yoga, meditation, Pilates and extensive wellness facilities

In the heart of Gstaad village, Le Grand Bellevue was originally built in 1912 as a cure house and spa.

• Authentic castle
• Two restaurants
• Castle garden in lush surroundings

It was in the early 20th century that Jonkheer Egbert Lintelo de Geer set about the con- struction of Kasteel Kerckebosch, a splendid castle in the woodland around the town of Zeist. Antiques and ornaments from restored churches and castles in the area give the interior its dis- tinctive style.

• Europe’s widest beaches
• Darkest place in Holland at night
• Warm hospitality

Graaf Bernstorff, located in the heart of the smallest inhabited Dutch Wadden Island, has become a household name. The hotel situated in the protected village centre of Schiermonnikoog derives its name from the last private owner of the island.

• Estate dating from 1746
• At the edge of the Veluwezoom National Park
• Spring with groundwater aged 4000 years

Where Veluwe woodlands meet the IJssel valley, not far from Veluwezoom National Park, lies the Rhederoord estate. Dating back to 1746, this country manor is located just outside the village of De Steeg, surrounded by 30 acres of parkland, beautiful gardens and various outbuildings.