The best B&B's in Midden-Groningen

Are you doing a ‘tour du Groningen’? Then you could spend a night in one of the guest rooms in the converted cow house of a beautiful Oldambt farm dating from circa 1780. It features authentic windows and an impressive rouw- en trouwdeur – a door used by brides on their wedding-day and for the deceased. Owner Wilma van Meeuwenoord: ‘We are pretty busy. A few of our guests were scheduled to go to Greece, but instead they opted for a tour through the Netherlands.’ The B&B has a lovely patio and plenty of activities nearby. Cycle through the ribbon towns of Noordbroek en Zuidbroek to see even more historic farms, some with a characteristic garden of winding paths. Visit the Kerk van Noordbroek church with its famous Arp Schnitger organ, the Petruskerk church in Zuidbroek or the Noord-Nederlands Trein & Tram Museum.

Take a shady and meandering road to cycle from Noordbroek to the protected rural area of Slochteren. This will lead you to B&B Het Ontvangershuis, located next to the Landgoed Fraeylemaborg country estate and near the beautiful ’t Roegwold scenic area. Here, you’ll sleep on the same spot where beer was once brewed, taxes were levied and the Resistance found a place to hide. An intriguing venue where you’ll find a hearty welcome.

Two beautiful apartments with a view of an English landscape garden were created in the former parsonage of De Amshoff. This small-scale B&B in the old peat district village of Kiel-Windeweer considers service and modern comfort of paramount importance. If you’d like to enhance that feeling of calm and the charm of the peat scenic areas, you have come to the right place. In 1755, Groningen city founded this authentic parsonage, which is among the very best wedding locations in the Netherlands. After saying ‘I will’, you can hold your lunch, reception dinner and wedding party at this very same location.

Romala’s Home is located just a bit further on in the protected rural area of the Kiel-Windeweer linear village. Stay in one of the guest accommodations, book a cottage or curl up in the comfortable glamping tent. Admire their beautiful works of art, furniture, paintings, wood carvings and much more in the showroom/gallery, made especially for them by Vietnamese artists. Afterwards, relax in the tearoom or the bamboo garden which features ponds and ornamental grass. Want to be more active? Step into a canoe or onto a stand-up paddleboard from the Peddel En Zo company. Conclude the day in a hot tub and sauna before you turn in in one of their holiday cottages