Locations

Castle
The historic castle with its coach house is perfect for special meetings where you can receive your guests in unique surroundings. The castle is very well-suited to the organization of board meetings, a lecture or seminar, all of which may be combined with a reception and/or banquet.  

Coach House
The Coach House is suitable for holding large seminars with a standing reception and/or dinners and parties. The Coach House was renovated in 2008, and has two multifunctional rooms with separate catering areas.  A tent may be placed on the patio of the Koetshuis by request. This creates an additional room that can accommodate 120 people for dinner, or 200 people for a reception.

Dining Room
The standard set-up for the Dining Room is a U-shape, suitable to accommodate 40 people. The furnishings are luxurious and comfortable. Other set-ups are possible in consultation.  The room comes standard with AV equipment. 

Witte Pert
The standard set-up for the Witte Pert is a U-shape, suitable to accommodate 24 people. The furnishings are luxurious and comfortable. Other set-ups are possible in consultation.  The room comes standard with AV equipment.

Stal
The standard set-up for the Stal is a stylish, informal catering area. Various seating areas and bar tables will be set up in the room as well as buffet furniture and an espresso machine. The room comes standard with AV equipment.

Coat-check room/Witte Pert lounge
The standard set-up for the lounge contains a buffet table, several seating areas and bar tables. This area is suitable for catering services for the guests attending functions in the Witte Pert. 
 

Modern Facilities

ALBERT HEIJN BUILDING
The Dr. Albert Heijn building is a hyper-modern facilities complex, centrally located on the estate and close to the large parking lot. The building dates back to the year 2000, and comes equipped with modern technical equipment and multimedia facilities. All of the rooms are equipped with a beamer, a computer with an Internet connection, a DVD player, microphone and sound system. They are also equipped with an air-purification system and may be blacked out completely.
The Dr. Albert Heijn building has different lecture rooms varying in size to accommodate 30 to 300 people. The entrance to this lecture hall complex is the central Neelie Kroes lobby. This lobby links the Dr. Albert Heijn building to the De Rooij building. The Neelie Kroes lobby may be used for additional activities such as receptions, coffee breaks and lunches. Due to this area’s public nature, it may not be reserved for private gatherings. There are no costs associated with the use of the lobby.

DE ROOIJ BUILDING
The De Rooij building is linked via the central Neelie Kroes lobby to the Dr. Albert Heijn building. On the second floor, the De Rooij building has three large rooms with a permanent lecture set-up. The largest room can accommodate up to 218 people, and the two smaller rooms can hold 83 people. These areas are excellent venues for conferences or lectures for larger groups. Three smaller rooms may be found on the ground floor, none of which have a permanent set-up.