Hotel Landgoed Ekenstein
Hotel Landgoed Ekenstein has been around since the Eeck family built a manor house and farmhouse on Damsterdiep in 1648.
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In 1754, the Alberda family of Ekenstein moved in, and the country house was extended and, in 1870, rebuilt in the Neo-Gothic style. The park surrounding the estate was laid out in the English landscape style by landscape architect Lucas Roodbaard. Some of the hotel rooms are situated within the historic country house.
The restaurant is situated in the authentic knights’ hall. Ekenstein’s kitchen uses the finest ingredients to create contemporary culinary delights to be enjoyed in a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere (lunch and dinner).
The historic Schathoes was once the estate’s farmhouse. Today, it offers a charming and historic setting with various function rooms that are ideally suited for parties, receptions, dinners or conferences.
The hotel closed in 2024 due to reinforcement measures and is expected to reopen from the end of 2025.