• In Sauerland’s Rothaar mountain region
• Charming hospitality
• The most lavish breakfast we ever had

Jagdhof Glashütte in the idyllic Rothaar mountains in Sauerland was once a simple inn. Local lumberjacks, hunters and nobility from the region went there for a good glass of beer or Schnapps at the end of the day. In 1975, 20-year old Edmund Dornhöfer took over the business from his father, who had passed away.

• Smallest castle in Holland
• French dishes with a Mediterranean twist
• Staying the night in the coach house

The smallest castle in the Netherlands, Kasteeltje Hattem, nestles in Roermond city park. Surrounded by trees and greenery, complete with a moat and pond, this authentic castle now is a little paradise for connoisseurs.

• Former money printing establishment
• Monumental and trendy
• In the midst of historic Haarlem

When the guilder was still legal tender in the Netherlands, the maker of the currency - JOH. Enschedé - was named on all bank notes. The building in which Hotel Restaurant ML is housed was formerly the Enschedé family home.

• Fine dining
• World of wellness & beauty
• Private 9 holes pitch & put golf course

Landhuishotel De Bloemenbeek is on a 12 acre estate on the rippling brook Bloemenbeek in the gently sloping Dinkel valley.

• Culinary top near Holland’s widest dunes
• Indoor swimming pool, Spa and Beautysalon Oudtside
• Love Under Construction Suite

Merlet lies at the edge of the pleasant village of Schoorl, surrounded by the widest area of sand dunes in the Netherlands. You can explore the picturesque dunes, woodlands and beach from the hotel.