Landgoed Groot Warnsborn

Landgoed Groot Warnsborn is uniquely situated on the edge of the Veluwe. In a peaceful wooded area near the centre of Arnhem, you can benefit from free parking, great service and good food.

This luxurious 4-star accommodation has attractive rooms. Each room has a private bathroom with a bath and free Wi-Fi access. You can have a wonderful breakfast buffet in the morning.

From restaurant La Belle Source, you have a pretty view over the English terraced gardens and the 750 hectares of woods. The meals are prepared with local products from the estate as much as possible. On sunny days, the outdoor terrace is open.

From Landgoed Groot Warnsborn, you can take various picturesque walks and cycling routes. The nearby National Park De Hoge Veluwe is also worth a visit. Gelredome stadium is 8.5 km away from the hotel.

Rooms: 40
Rate: 70 - 375 EUR
Hotel chain: Quality Lodgings

Enjoy the hospitality of Baron Roëll and Baroness Van Haserswoude.

"Isn’t it lovely here", Anne Frank wrote to her grandma when she and her father stayed at Hotel Groot Warnsborn halfway through the last century. An apt description of this luxury hotel and restaurant.

The Groot Warnsborn has 30 unique rooms, 2 bridal suites and a wonderful orangery, nestled amongst meticulously laid out English terraced gardens and 750 hectares of woods. Not only a treat for the eye but, above all, a hospitable place to stay for everyone who appreciates personal attention, comfort and culinary delights. Follow in the footsteps of Baron Roëll and Baroness Van Haserswoude.

Here, in days of yore gentry reposed in dress suit and rustling garments of silk and gold brocade. Today one of the most renowned restaurants in the area prepares food with same love and care, using local produce from the Groot Warnsborn estate as much as possible.

The La Belle Source Restaurant offers an idyllic view of the garden and the surrounding woodland. It is an ideal spot to enjoy an aperitif, a glass of whisky or a cup of coffee in front of the fireplace. And, of course, on sunny days the outdoor terrace is an excellent place for a sumptuous dinner or a relaxing digestive.

The cuisine of Restaurant Groot Warnsborn has a strong French flavour with a seasonally changing menu. Fresh, local produce is used, like salmon smoked at Groot Warnsborn, home distilled Dutch gin, asparagus, fresh strawberries and game.

The Landgoed Groot Warnsborn have mapped out various pictruresque walks and cycling routes from the hotel for guests. A well stocked picnic hamper will ensure that your day will be one that you never forget.

The nearby National Park De Hoge Veluwe, Burgers’ Zoo or the National Open Air Museum are also worth a visit. Or what about an afternoon of shopping in Arnhem, a relaxing game of golf, horse riding, game spotting, mountain biking, cross country skiing or a visit to the famous Kröller Müller Museum?

Until halfway through the 19th century, the Groot Warnsborn estate, measuring 750 hectares, was the domain of barons and baronesses. The estate owes its name to the clear (warn) spring (born) of the estate. This water provides a safe haven for European crayfish, a species almost extinct in the Netherlands.

Bus from Arnhem station:
- Take bus number 2 for Schaarsbergen 1 (leaves Mon - Sunday twice an hour ).
- Exit at the Warnsborn stop, and the hotel is a 10 minute walk away.

From Utrecht (A12) and Hertogenbosch (A50 / A12) by car:
- Take exit 25 (A12) for Oosterbeek and keep right until you see the sign for Openluchtmuseum.
- Follow signs for Openluchtmuseum (N224, Amsterdamseweg) and after 5.5 km turn left for Openluchtmuseum (Schelmseweg).
- After 750 meters turn left (Bakenbergseweg) and follow road all the way.

From Zutphen (A348 / A12) and Oberhausen (A12):
- Take exit 26 for Arnhem-Noord and follow signs for Oosterbeek (Apeldoornseweg)
- After 1.5 kilometres turn right for Oosterbeek (Schelmseweg)
- After 3.2 kilometres turn right at the sign Groot Warnsborn (Bakenbergseweg) and follow road all the way.

Please note that Landgoed Groot Warnsborn is is currently undergoing renovations in the main building. This will continue until August 2009. The coach house and Oranjerie are still open.