Small Boutique hotels in ZEELAND

Standing in the heart of the charming historic town of Veere, Bed en Brood is set in a carefully restored and modernised former alms house, originally built in 1819 but reputedly built on the foundations of historic buildings dating as far back as the 15th century. Bed en Brood is an atmospheric boutique bed and breakfast, offering luxurious accommodation in a magnificent historic setting. Just footsteps from the centre of this picturesque former fishing town, with its beautiful Gothic town hall, its impressive but unfinished church, its quay with charming historical houses, Bed en Brood is ideal for visiting Veere and the Zeeland region in general. Nearby attractions include the harbour, the Veerse lake and the fascinating Museum De Schotse Huizen. Guests at Bed en Brood sleep in style in just twelve individually decorated and furnished rooms. Spacious and light-filled, the rooms feature genuine period elements such as high ceilings with exposed beams, noble timber flooring and antique fireplaces. Each room has its own modern en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower, and larger rooms also feature whirlpool baths. Every morning, a hearty traditional Dutch breakfast is served in the dining area, consisting of delicious fresh breads, cheeses, cooked meats and other fresh treats. Guests can also relax in the historic living room, formerly the mayor's office, built in 1403, or stroll in the large, leafy garden.

A quaint yet elegant farmhouse near Schoondijke in the Netherlands is home to this beloved Bed and Breakfast De Kienstee. Surrounding by open fields with miles of greenery, this hotel offers a very peaceful stay. Rooms that once were baking houses, and dairy rooms have now been converted and renovated. Every morning a delicious breakfast is served up with local cuisine and views of the countryside. The rooms at De Kienstee are exactly what you may picture when thinking of a deluxe farmhouse; wooden beamed ceilings, curtains overhanging the beds, and cozy antique chairs in the corners. The small details of the rooms make them extra welcoming. De Kienstee is not far from the coast to enjoy a beautiful beach walk. There are many markets and museums in local towns to be explored. The Belgian border is just a stone’s throw away as well for those who wish to explore another territory.