Located amidst the elegant vistas of the landscaped gardens, the golf course and the mature trees in the private forest, the 100-hectare estate of Kasteel Engelenburg extends an invitation to unforgettable excursions in this beautiful region in the Netherlands. A historical monument, the castle - with its hand-carved fireplaces, high ceilings and period furniture – evokes the splendour of bygone days. The restaurant, a 19th century conservatory with a tropical atmosphere, is an absolute delight as are the lounge and its collection of 300 Scottish Single Malts, the medieval wine cellar and the wine collection, the pretty rooms and the sumptuous decor of the suites.

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Victor Hugo once said: “On a clear day the Vesdre valley sometimes resembles a ravine, sometimes a garden, but always a paradise.” Set in 13 hectares of parkland, covered with ramsons, where roe deer, wild boar, pheasants, squirrels and herons gambol, this former residence of a wool industry tycoon dates back to the 1920s. Nowadays, this establishment marries well-being with dining pleasures. Adding that extra touch to the local gastronomy, chef Samuel Blanc creates culinary masterpieces such as grilled Pays de Racan pigeon served on a bed of Puy lentils, with a Leffe Brown sauce. The junior suites “Princesse de Liège”, “Comptoir de Laines” and “Passion Simenon” reflect regional themes.

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The Sörensen family warmly welcomes guests to the estate of Het Roode Koper, a mansion once owned by the Count of Dutch-Indonesia. Surrounded by classical English gardens and the lovely woods of the Veluwe, one of the Netherland’s most beautiful and varied landscapes, the |3,000 hectare estate| is a wonderful destination for a restorative getaway in an elegant and comfortable setting. Unwind with a round of tennis, a leisurely stroll in the gardens, or a few refreshing laps in the pool. Explore the woods, heaths, water and wilderness by foot, bicycle or horseback – guests can even stable their horses on the premises. On cooler days, curl up fireside with a spot of tea or a glass of wine in the lounge of the main villa. The restaurant offers excellent seasonal fare, which, on sunny days can be enjoyed on the delightful terrace with views of the stately garden.

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