Great views and rooms that make you instantly happy. All well-known attractions are within reach, but you will also find more than a handful of special boutiques and hotspots in the direct area. Many of the Dutch ministries and government bodies are in walking distance. With the tram in front of the hotel you will find yourself in no-time strolling on the boulevard of Scheveningen.
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Oranje Hotel Leeuwarden
Oranje Hotel Leeuwarden has been the gateway to the city for over 140 years. The hotel is situated in the historic heart of the city, right across the station. And even though the Oranje Hotel has a very rich history, the rooms are stylish and meet every modern demand. Explore our magnificent city and unwind in our lounge or outside terrace with a perfectly made coffee or other drink. That is, if you can still get out of your extremely comfortable room of course.
City Hotel Hengelo
In Hengelo there’s a lot to experience. And because we are sure that after a day of sightseeing or working you want to relax, City Hotel Hengelo is your go-to hotel. The hotel is cosy, but full of surprises. Discover the hidden gems of the heart of the beautiful province of Twente or go beyond borders for a shop session in Germany.
City Hotel Groningen
No question staying in City Hotel Groningen will put a smile on your face. Because what’s not to like about a modern, slightly arty interior, a lot of comfort and a location close to the city centre? Cruise through the city on a bike that we can arrange for you or go shopping in the nicest streets of the city. In the cosy hotel bar or terrace in front of the hotel you can fully recharge.
Lancaster Hotel Amsterdam
An impressive monumental building that is full of special details. The Lancaster Hotel Amsterdam is located in the Plantage neighbourhood. A green part of central Amsterdam, where the hotspots just keep popping up. Oh, and did we already tell you that Amsterdam zoo Artis is right across the street? A designhotel that is made for both business and citytrips.
Designhotel Maastricht
A hotel as booming as the neighbourhood “Wyck” itself. If you are into design Designhotel Maastricht is your next go-to spot. Throw yourself on the gigantic beds and admire the coolest artworks or score musthave items in one of the stylish boutiques and conceptstores in the area. Just design your own stay.
The ED Hotel Amsterdam
Our 71 quirky rooms, which have an excellent price-quality ratio, are full of unexpected twists. ED is a free spirit, colourful and here to give you the right kind of energy for your next adventure. That go-to hangout for those looking for a fun stay in Amsterdam’s city centre, a place to work, have breakfast, coffee, a drink of just to swing by to play a game. At ED sustainability, cool brands and super smooth service are just the start. ED is your NBF in town and knows it all.
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Massimago
A fourteenth-century tower which, immersed in a centuries-old and fairytale park, is part, with its bastion, of the ancient defensive walls of Padua. Massimago Wine Tower, an oasis of peace in the heart of the city, offers three elegant suites named after three prominent historical figures who contributed to making Padua extraordinary: Giotto, Donatello and Galileo Galilei. Massimago Wine Tower is not just a period residence, it is a unique, exciting and exclusive experience. The majesty of this tower that rises between the river and the city of Padua will make your stay unforgettable. The suites, elegantly furnished and equipped with every comfort, are steeped in the ancient history of the city.
The cultural association “Il Cenacolo della Torre”, our partner, aims to enhance the centuries-old park and the bastion adjacent to the tower. In this regard, the association organizes various experiences that include guided tours inside the Massimago Wine Tower complex, visits to the city and wine tasting from our cellars. Massimago Wine Tower aims to make each guest experience the atmosphere of the 14th century in a unique and timeless experience. In the perfect union between the history of the city and the wine of the Massimago winery, we want to introduce Paduan, Italian and international guests to a secret and wonderful place in the beating heart of a UNESCO city of Padua for its fourteenth-century masterpieces.
Massimago is the name of the winery, based in Mezzane di Sotto in Valpolicella, which has belonged to the Cracco family since 1883. Wine has always been a tool for communicating and sharing beauty, which is why it is the only winery in Italy to have created a group of facilities where you can enjoy unique experiences related to wine. Massimago is therefore our first partner, indeed, our family.
Caffè Pedrocchi
Caffè Pedrocchi is the oldest and most famous historical café in the city of Padua. It’s a unique place for coffee tasting and cuisine, it is recognized as the most exclusive venue in the center for the most important and spectacular events and celebrations.
At Caffè Pedrocchi, it’s impossible to resist! Tradition and innovation come together beautifully, giving you a truly exquisite experience. A modern patisserie with sophisticated design elements where you can enjoy endless moments of pure pleasure savoring our sweet treats, including the famous “Torta Pedrocchi” (Pedrocchi Cake).
The Pedrocchi Café was founded in the 18th century in central Padua, Italy. It has architectural prominence because its rooms were decorated in diverse styles, arranged in an eclectic ensemble by the architect Giuseppe Jappelli. The café has historical prominence because of its role in the 1848 riots against the Habsburg monarchy, as well as for being an attraction for artists over the last century from the French novelist Stendhal to Lord Byron to the Italian writer Dario Fo.
Because of its central location and proximity to the seat of government the café soon became the cultural and commercial center and meeting place for students, artists, writers and patriots. It was also the scene of the 1848 student uprisings against the dominant Austrian, as evidenced by the souvenir plates on the wall of white room, and meeting place for writers and artists such Nievo, Fusinato, Stendhal, which even extolled the wonders of eggnog pedrocchiano, D’Annunzio, Eleonora Duse and the futurist Marinetti. Owned by the City of Padua since 1891, the coffee houses, along with the Galleries of Pedrocchi and the Museum of the Risorgimento, the public can still read one of the newspapers available in the Green Hall, have a meal or pastry and coffee, and discuss politics, culture and life.
