A good hotel combing past and present in terms of architecture and decor. The hotel is close to pleasant terraces and tea rooms as well as the local museums and other sights. It's suitable for both groups and individuals. (250805NN)
The building dates from the 17th century so is very traditional in Read more
A good hotel combing past and present in terms of architecture and decor. The hotel is close to pleasant terraces and tea rooms as well as the local museums and other sights. It's suitable for both groups and individuals. (250805NN)
The building dates from the 17th century so is very traditional in style with red bricks, large sash windows and shutters.
The lobby is small and welcoming with limited seating.
The Eden Hotel Zutphen is located in the centre of Zutphen. The hotel is situated in and around the monumental 17th century premises of""Huize van de Kasteele"", combined with a modern wing.The whole is a wonderful mix of present times and yesteryear. The hotel has 71 comfortable rooms and 3 suites.Royal Auping-beds guarantee a good night sleep. Special features are the Serrerestaurant with her glass roof and the 3 authentic rooms decorated in 17th, 18th and 19th century style, very suitable for your functions and meetings. The arched ceiling bar and restaurant""de Gravin"", makes it a pleasant meeting place where you can enjoy an a la Carte dinner or special Menu of the Month accompanied by a good glass of wine of course!
A good hotel combing past and present in terms of architecture and decor. The hotel is close to pleasant terraces and tea rooms as well as the local museums and other sights. It's suitable for both groups and individuals.
The rooms are fairly modern, unlike the rest of the hotel which is quite traditional. They are decorated in yellows and blues and each has a desk and chairs. They are in a good condition as are the bathrooms.
The hotel has two restaurants the "Serrerestaurant" and "The Countess" serving either French or Dutch cuisine
The lobby is small and welcoming with limited seating.
