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Weeshuis GoudaLoading...
Gouda, Netherlands
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boutique hoteliconic Gouda buildingGouds Plateel-inspired décorfriendly restaurant & cocktail barcharming courtyard terrace
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Our 25 rooms and suites
Tiny & Comfy
From
£124
for 1 night
2 travellers
From 17 to 19 sqm / From 183 to 205 sqft
1 King bed
Classic
From
£139
for 1 night
2 travellers
From 18 to 22 sqm / From 194 to 237 sqft
1 King bed
Luxury
From
£162
for 1 night
3 travellers
From 26 to 31 sqm / From 280 to 334 sqft
1 King bed
Luxury Plus
From
£170
for 1 night
2 travellers
31 sqm / 334 sqft
1 King bed
Junior Suite
From
£197
for 1 night
3 travellers
From 29 to 40 sqm / From 312 to 431 sqft
1 King bed
Family Suite
From
£216
for 1 night
4 travellers
38 sqm / 409 sqft
2 Twin beds + 1 King bed
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NETHERLANDS | 4 stops | 4 nights
The Netherlands, via its tulips and canals
It takes less than an hour to travel from Amsterdam to Gouda or from Gouda to Voorburg, yet these cities in the southern Netherlands offer completely contrasting worlds. This four-night getaway immerses you in an astonishing region of medieval buildings, centuries-old canals, artisanal cheeses, millions of tulips and UNESCO World Heritage Sites, like its storied windmills.
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Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at the Weeshuis Gouda
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The hidden treasures of Gouda
Located in the heart of the romantic medieval city, the hotel is the ideal starting point to discover this magical city with its center interlaced with enchanting canals. Gouda also reveals its beauty through its historic buildings, notably the magnificent Sint Janskerk, which is the longest church in the Netherlands. It houses the largest collection of 16th century stained glass windows, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. During your walk, Gouda will dazzle you with its unbelievably charming facades revealing different styles, from the old to the contemporary.
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Gouda and its perfect geographic location
Due to its location, Gouda is ideal for visiting exciting cities such as Utrecht, Amsterdam, Den Haag, and Rotterdam. In the capital, discover artistic masterpieces, the Night Watch sculptures at Rembrandtplein, centuries-old Dutch windmills, colorful tulip fields, cutting-edge designs, and an amazing nightlife. In Utrecht, you will be enchanted by one of the most famous churches in the Netherlands, the Dom. Visit The Hague, the political capital of the country and birthplace of the royal family, before taking a break on the large sandy beach. Or go for a walk in Rotterdam, the most urban city in the Netherlands, which boasts modern architecture and impressive buildings. All these destinations are less than 30 minutes from the hotel and are waiting for you!
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Fascination for Plateel at the Weeshuis in Gouda
The hotel's team invites you to discover Plateel, plaster molds designed to make decorative pottery. Hand-painted with gloss and matte glazes, they first appeared some time around the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Reflecting the spirit of Gouda, this delightful Dutch city, they are also emblematic of the hotel. Along with the wonderfully inspiring natural light that graces the Weeshuis Gouda building, Plateel is a key element used in the graphic and interior design of the premises, which aims to reinterpret colors and motifs in a contemporary manner. During this engaging journey of discovery, you'll be left fascinated by the floral-themed paintings and designs, the expressive use of color, and the many other aesthetically beautiful objects interspersed throughout this enchanting hotel. The experience wouldn't be complete, however, without a visit to the workshop of Trudy Otterspeer, which is located just a few steps from the hotel. She will be delighted to show you her traditionally painted artwork. Thanks to her, the Plateel style, designs, and motif were placed on the Intangible Cultural Heritage list in accordance with the UNESCO treaty in 2014.