• Historical fortress Willemstad
• Between hospitable North Brabant and the Zeeland delta
• Brasserie with Parisian ambiance

The lovely town of Willemstad is named after William of Orange (1533-1584) founder of The Netherlands. The town’s fortifications bear witness to a rich past.

• Replica of Clipper from 1850
• Sailing holidays in Europe and the Caribbean
• Superb comfort on board

The Clipper Stad Amsterdam, a modern replica of an 1850 clipper is a 76 metre-long three-mast ship with a square rig. It sails under no fewer than 2,200 square metres of sail cloth.

• One time residence of the Head of State
• Two restaurants under historic roof
• Stylish interior design

De Prinsenhof was founded in 1436 as a monastery for the Brethren of Common Life. Later it became the residence of stadtholder Willem Frederik of Nassau-Dietz (1613-1664), before being used as barracks and a military hospital.

• 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.

• 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.