Hotel-Restaurant de Boer'nkinkel

The Netherlands · Hoenderloo

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Hotel-Restaurant de Boer'nkinkel

Hotel-Restaurant de Boer'nkinkel in Hoenderloo welcomes dogs. Approval is required before booking.

  • Dogs welcome

Rated 1 Paw by The Pet Stay Guide

Pet policy

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Pets welcome
Dogs
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Pet amenities

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About the property

Charming Family-Run Hotel near National Park Cozy Rooms with Private Bathrooms Experience comfort in every detail with private bathrooms featuring showers in each room. Stay connected with complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel. Delicious Regional Breakfast Start your day right with a delightful breakfast spread, showcasing home-made bread, organic marmalade, and other locally sourced treats. Convenient Location for Exploring Located just 100 meters from the entrance of National Park Hoge Veluwe, and within easy reach of Apeldoorn and Ede, Hotel-Restaurant de Boer'nkinkel is the perfect base for your adventures. Book now for an unforgettable stay at Hotel-Restaurant de Boer'nkinkel!

Address

Middenweg 7Hoenderloo, 7352The Netherlands

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