In the Koetshuis

Monumental and cosy 19th century coach house near the Loo Palace, Orpheus theater, City center and the forest. Free public parking and bus stops in front. 2x bed rooms, 4x comfortable box springs beds (90x200cm) plus 1x large bed couch on the large landing upstairs. Premium quality bed linen and towels. Private terrace. Bathroom with shower and floor heating. Separate toilet. Washing machine. Kitchen with oven. Living area with comfortable corner couch and dining table. Good Wifi connection. The space The former coach house was originally used to park the carriage and to stable the horse. Upstairs one small bedroom for the servant. The coach house annex to the monumental villa in front at Loolaan 40. Various original construction details, such as parts of the brick floor, walls and windows still there. The guests always feel easily at home. The private terrace with old plumb tree against the wall is facing the garden and the church tower. The neighborhood is lively and safe. Restaurant Prins Maurits (French cuisine) and Pub Herberg het Oude Loo (regional food, drinks and billiards) are next door. The guesthouse and its terrace offer a lot of privacy for our guests. The kitchen corner is equipped with gas oven, fridge, coffee machine, microwave, toaster, pots, pans, plates, glasses, cups etcetera. It has is a large wooden kitchen table, 6 chairs and a large and comfortable corner couch. The house is centrally heated and the bathroom and WC have floor heating. The coach house even has a washing machine since recently. Guest access Entering through the monumental iron entrance gate at the left side, following the gravel path alongside the monumental villa at 40 Loolaan. The single entrance door of the building is at the right side. Other things to note At times it might be noisy outside from the pub next door. However, with the windows shut it is always quiet inside. Please be informed that on arrival our guests should still pay for the municipal government tourist taxes, (which is 1,24 Euros per night per person for 2025)