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De Drie Kelken from above in spring: the long white house with dark shutters among the gardens of Amerongen

Bed & breakfast in Amerongen

Unwind, explore & enjoy

The season changes by itself. Choose summer or winter to keep it.

A house full of character, in the heart of the old village. All the room you could wish for.

Available weekends

The coming weeks at a glance, with the price for your whole stay.

Choose your weekend on the page for the Green Room or the Red Room, or call us on +31 6 8308 6514.

Nº 1 · the morning

Unwind

Your own room, a quiet morning and the breakfast that comes with it.

Green or Red? Two rooms, two moods.

The Green Room: blue-green wall, beams, beds with a floral duvet and an armchair by the window

Green in colour, full of light

The Green Room

Light, wooden beams and all the space you need to unwind.

2 guests · Box-spring beds: one double or two singles · Private bathroom

€135 per night

See the room: The Green Room

Including breakfast and VAT, excluding tourist tax

The Red Room: red wall, a large bed under the beams, a floral chaise longue and sun through the window

Warm in colour, full of character

The Red Room

A king-size bed, your own bathtub and time for yourself.

2 guests · Bath & shower

€150 per night

See the room: The Red Room

Including breakfast and VAT, excluding tourist tax

Nº 2 · the afternoon

Explore

The village, the castle and the wooded Heuvelrug hills begin right outside the door.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · elevation AHN

From our front door

  1. Molen Maallust

    About a 3-minute walk. A brick mound mill from 1830. You can buy the flour in the mill shop.

  2. Amerongen Castle

    About a 5-minute walk. The castle and its gardens in Drostestraat.

  3. The Amerongse Berg

    About a 14-minute walk. Two waymarked loops from the Tabaksschuur, over the top or down to the floodplains.

See what there is to do here

Times are approximate, from our front door. Checked on 27 September 2026.

The house through the years

A house has stood here since 1832.

The same corner, more than a hundred years ago. The round window at the top is still there.

Read the history of the house
Postcard from 1910 to 1920: the brick gable of the house, with the round window at the top, three windows on the upper floor and espaliered trees in front of the ground floor
The same gable today, in the spring sunshine: painted white, with the round window, dark shutters, the front door and the ochre hanging sign beside it
On the left between 1910 and 1920, on the right today: the same gable. Postcard: Het Utrechts Archief, cat. no. 6923 (public domain). The present-day photo is a reconstruction from two photos taken in April 2024, corrected to the postcard’s viewpoint.

Nº 3 · the evening

& enjoy

Eating out in the village, or simply here: a sharing board or a meal with your stay.

Two glasses of white wine on the granite garden table, with small bowls and daffodils; at the end of each stem’s shadow the sun paints a spot of light with a rainbow edge
Goblet lightIn our garden: the sun through two glasses of wine, on the table.Move, and the sun moves with you.Tap a glass.

In the village

Just around the corner.

Three places just a few minutes’ walk away. Or stay in and add a meal or a sharing board to your stay, from €12.50.

  1. Buitenlust, about a 4-minute walk. The village hotel, for lunch, dinner or drinks.
  2. LIZ Restobar, about a 5-minute walk. In the castle’s old stables.
  3. De Rode Leeuw No. 35, about a 6-minute walk. A restaurant that follows the seasons.
Eating out in Amerongen

Times are approximate, from our front door. Checked on 27 September 2026.