• On the Twickel Castle estate
• A former bargeman’s inn
• A 9 km walking route in the grounds

Carelshaven had an important function in the region from as early as 1772. It lies on the grand Twickel estate, which covers an area of ninety square kilometres, and includes 150 farmhouses.

• Outstanding culinary achievements
• Venice of the North
• Private boats

Giethoorn’s well known nickname is ‘Venice of the North’. You could almost say the same about De Lindenhof itself. The owners merge the homely atmosphere of their restaurant with the romantic image of the Italian city with its bridges and gondolas.

• 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. It is a fantastic place to personally experience the wonderful legacy of the textile manufacturers of past times and the rich country life of today.

• Renowned Chef in the midst of nature
• Beautiful terrace with thatched villa
• On the edge of National Park De Sallandse Heuvelrug

The Swarte Ruijter (black horseman), is a mystical name that conjures up images of bygone times, when the noble horse was still the primary mode of transportation and swift messengers carried important news.

• Rich history
• 19th-century English landscape garden
• Ideal area for boating

Historic Vollenhove is perhaps one of the best kept secrets of the eastern Netherlands. For centuries, fishermen set sail from the little harbour, glancing back at the late Gothic church as they headed out for the rolling waves of the Zuiderzee.