De Heeren van Tuil

Sleep in the quiet and peaceful surroundings of the countryside. Listen to the birds singing in the orchard. Forget the stresses of the day and escape in one of three unique rooms. Recharge your batteries in a comfortable bed wrapped in the world’s finest Egyptian cotton. Your hosts leave nothing to chance. Your stay at De Heeren van Tuil will be a relaxing and refreshing experience. 

The first bedroom on the ground floor contains strong modern design elements yet remains refined. Relax in the generously sized bed covered with the world’s finest linen. Enjoy the privacy of the room that has been refurbished using the latest design elements of polished ciré-concrete whilst retaining many of the original structural elements of the building. Original works of art in the room help to further enhance your experience and stay. The second bedroom is also situated on the ground floor and used to be the stables. A bright room with a large window and three stable lights. In designing this room we made use of the length of the former stable previously used to house the calves. The room has a walk-in shower and a large bath. The original beams and stable lights are seamlessly incorporated into the design of the modern interior. The king size bed is made up with unforgettably soft Egyptian linen. Sleeping never felt so good. Tucked away under the traditional Betuwe roof is the third bedroom. A classic suite in the former hayloft, ideal for a private retreat. Revive your spirits in a lovely Jacuzzi bath with romantic lighting. Sleep like a baby in the king size bed made up with the finest Egyptian linen. Hidden under the roof is a generous side room with a large writing desk. Be inspired by the silence of the Betuwe. Experience the unique atmosphere of this room with its ancient beams complimented by impressive works of art. An unbroken tradition since 1720.

The entire B&B (including use of kitchen and living room) can also be rented as a holiday home for up to eight people.

A holiday cottage (four people) was added to the old flood barn. Complete with living room with kitchen, two double bedrooms and a bathroom.

Surroundings

Tuil is a village in the Betuwe region with around a thousand inhabitants. It is set in a beautiful, rural landscape along the banks of the Waal River. De Heeren van Tuil is located close to Zaltbommel, Den Bosch, and Geldermalsen, and is just under a half-hour drive from Utrecht.

History

The farmhouse ‘De Lindenhof’ was built in 1720 and is a listed building. It is said that in 1810 Louis Napoleon visited and stayed in what was then a gentlemen’s lodge. The family history of De Heeren is all around you. Collecting antiques and modern art is a family tradition, linking the past with the present.