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Herberg den Eijngel

2 B&B rooms


These are the highlights

  • Fancy something special? The large barn with a kitchen island is available to hire for a culinary evening with your friends, with or without a chef.

  • In the yard there is a bakehouse with an oven fuelled by bundles of twigs. You can book optional sessions for baking bread and pizzas, as well as a winter barbecue.

  • The rooms are only accessible by stairs and are therefore, unfortunately, less suitable for people with mobility difficulties.


If you're up for an overnight stay in a charming and historic environment with all modern amenities, then Den Eijngel is the right place for you. As hosts, Leo Koenraads and Carly Brussé will do everything they can to ensure that you lack nothing. To this end, they have furnished two lovely rooms. Each room has a spacious walk-in shower, sink and toilet. Breakfast is served on the central landing, which is not only super extensive, but also super fresh and prepared with natural and honest products from our own region.

If you want something special, renting the 120 m2 stable with cooking island - and furthermore equipped with all comforts - is an option. Just imagine what such a culinary evening together with your friends and with or without a chef, in this unique ambiance, will look like.

In the yard is a bakehouse whose oven is fired with so-called 'musterds', or fagots. Baking bread, pizzas, but also a winter BBQ in the bakehouse can be booked optionally.

N.B. The rooms are only accessible by stairs and therefore unfortunately less suitable for people with walking difficulties.

Surroundings

Bed and breakfast Den Eijngel is located in the middle of the Groene Woud National Park, on the edge of the church village of Lennisheuvel (municipality of Boxtel) and a few hundred meters from De Kampina on the Mijlstraat, which connects Boxtel with Oirschot. 's-Hertogenbosch, Eindhoven and Tilburg are just a stone's throw away and nature reserves such as the Kampina, the Oisterwijk forests and fens, De Mortelen, De Geelders and many more are within walking and cycling distance.


The host

Leo Koenraads
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The host

Leo Koenraads

Den Eijngel was once a brewery, then an inn, and has served as a farm for the past few decades. In 2022, the finishing touches were put to a sustainable restoration project, which also saw the creation of two spacious rooms. Leo Koenraads and Carly Brussé look forward to welcoming you and will do their utmost to ensure you have a wonderful stay.


Where you stay


Facilities

  • Wedding location
  • Meeting rooms
  • TV
  • Internet/WiFi
  • Minibar
  • Garden/terrace
  • Coffee, tea facilities
  • Kitchen/Kitchenette
  • Laadpaal

Enjoying Boxtel

Discover all the wonderful things North Brabant has to offer

De Kampina Nature Reserve is Brabant as it once was: wet heathland with ponds, fragrant myrtle thickets, meadows, deciduous forests and blue grasslands.

De Kampina Nature Reserve is Brabant as it once was: wet heathland with ponds, fragrant myrtle thickets, meadows, deciduous forests and blue grasslands.

The Groene Woud? It’s not just a vast network of cycle paths and footpaths, but also ponds, historic monuments, country estates and red deer.

The Groene Woud? It’s not just a vast network of cycle paths and footpaths, but also ponds, historic monuments, country estates and red deer.

Den Bosch offers a rare combination of history, atmosphere and good food, which means you don’t just pop in for a quick visit – you really take the time to experience it.

Den Bosch offers a rare combination of history, atmosphere and good food, which means you don’t just pop in for a quick visit – you really take the time to experience it.

Also well worth a visit: the Textile Museum in Tilburg. It’s no coincidence that this was once the textile capital of the Netherlands.

Also well worth a visit: the Textile Museum in Tilburg. It’s no coincidence that this was once the textile capital of the Netherlands.

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Good to Know

Stay details

  • Check in: 15:00 - 20:00
  • Check out before 10:00
  • Max. 4 guests

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Cancellation

Reservations are subject to the Uniform Terms and Conditions for the Hospitality Industry (UVH). Cancellations are permitted, although cancellation fees may be charged depending on the time of cancellation and the type of reservation.

In the event of a no-show or cancellation on the day of arrival, the hospitality establishment may charge the full booking amount.

Different cancellation terms may apply to specific rates, packages or group bookings. These terms are always clearly stated during the booking process.

Every property is assessed individually. That is our promise.

01

Heritage value

Listed status or recognised historical significance. A story that goes beyond the most recent renovation.

02

Authenticity

Original features have been preserved and celebrated. Age is not a flaw; it is part of the experience.

03

Restoration with respect

Modern comfort without compromising on character. History and liveability are not mutually exclusive.

04

A building that speaks

The owner knows the property well and shares this knowledge with their guests. Personal contact is not just a side issue; it is our guiding principle.

Give the gift of a night’s stay in this heritage house

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