Castle Stay in De Eese with Royal Interiors

Residence de Eese is located in a forested area in Northwest Overijssel, a stone's throw from Drenthe and Friesland, and borders the De Woldberg and De Eese forest complex. In addition to chalets, the holiday park offers a charming campground. The park was originally an old estate, which can still be seen in the old stands of beech trees. The forest pond on the property was dug 140 years ago. The ground that was excavated then is characteristic of the entire area, hence the name The Hump. Residence de Eese is a multifaceted holiday park where order and cleanliness are at the fore, and where persons of all ages will never be bored. The area is a region which seems to have been created for walkers and cyclists. Whether you choose to walk or go by bike: the options are endless and varied. In the region you will find the conservation areas of De Weerribben, De Wieden and the Dwingelerveld, the forests around Vledder and Appelscha, dolmen-rich Havelte, picturesque Giethoorn and the old towns of Steenwijk, Vollenhove, Blokzijl and Zwartsluis. But you can experience everything in the park. There is a wonderful open air swimming pool and various playgrounds. The charming restaurant with bar makes the picture complete.

For a royal stay, Residence de Eese offers two types of group accommodations: the 18-person Eeserburcht and the 28-person Kasteel de Eese.

The Eeserburcht consists of two connected buildings, elevated with views of the park's tennis courts. The main building features a unique royal theme with handmade round sofas, a well-equipped kitchen (including an American fridge and ice cream maker), and a long French wine table for communal dinners. It includes two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate toilet.

The separate "sleeping fortress" offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, perfect for those who want quiet while others socialize.
Kasteel de Eese type is equally comfortable and even consists of three parts: a 'great hall' and two 'sleeping fortresses'. Naturally, the great hall features a spacious, attractively furnished living room with a fully fitted kitchen and a cooking island. Again, the long dining table is a real eye-catcher! In contrast to the Eeserburcht, all bedrooms are in the other two buildings. Each sleeping fortress houses three bedrooms + three bedsteads and two bathrooms. These sleeping accommodations also include a King's Room, a Queen's Room and a Princess Room.

Both types feature a beautiful terrace with enough garden furniture to seat everyone!

For groups with a different composition than family, a deposit of 1000 euros is requested.