'De Herberg Anno 1785' Korte Reke 5 4325 AM Renesse The Netherlands Tel. +31 0111 461 072. Wednesday morning market in Renesse from May to September. Thursday market in Zierikzee and Middelburg. Friday market Vlissingen Saturday market in Rotterdam Sunday market in Antwerp Tuesday market in Goes and Rotterdam. More information can be found on www.renesseaanzee.nl. Thursday Goes, Middelburg and Zierikzee. Friday Rotterdam and Vlissingen During high season shops in Renesse are open daily until 8p.m. From the beginning of May until the end of October the shops are open from 11a.m. to 5p.m. in Renesse. In Rotterdam the shops are open all year round on Sundays. Eight weeks before Easter Renesse celebrates the traditional Strao-feast. The annual fun fair is in the last week of July. This is set up in the centre of Renesse around the church.

Renesse is originally a ring village from the early 1200s. The Guesthouse de Herberg Anno 1785 was first built as a Gentlemans farm (where the opkamer still originates that we use as breakfast room). For a long time it was one of the few buildings on the Korte Reke, though this refers to two hundred years ago. The guesthouse is situated opposite the Jacobs church which was built in 1458. The building was soon used as a doctors practice and retained this purpose until around the time of the flood crisis in 1953 when 11 families were housed here. The then owner found this a lucrative pursuit and the guesthouse was begun. It is also situated on the pilgrimage route to Santiago and on the E9 ( Walking route) which stretches from Portugal to the Baltic states. Your stay is based on bed and breakfast. Behind the guesthouse we offer parking for your bicycle or motorcycle. The guesthouse is entirely smoke free. The guesthouse is 200 metres from the where you can park your car in a well lit area free of charge. Free buses depart from here to all parts of the island.

Writing, calling, mailing, visiting or booking ????? 'De Herberg Anno 1785' Korte Reke 5 4325 AM Renesse The Netherlands click here for the exact location. Our telephone number is +31 111 461 072 Fax number is +31 111 462 558. Our e-mail address is. You can also fill in the. Fill in your departure point (address or postcode) and you will receive a tailor-made route map: Loading and unloading can be done in front of the door (paid parking). At the in Renesse you can park your car free in a well lit area. Laden en lossen kunt u voor de deur (betaald parkeren). Booking a room can be done directly on our. Fill in the details below and click the send button. We will contact you as soon as possible.

'De Herberg Anno 1785' Korte Reke 5 4325 AM Renesse The Netherlands Tel. +31 111 461 072. Below are the prices of our rooms for 2008. The prices are per room, per night including breakfast. The entire guesthouse is smoke free. Minimum stay of 4 nights. Tourists tax 0.92 p.p.p.n. Dogs are permitted on request, we have limited rooms for this available at 5 per day. Childs bed (0 to 3 years) is free if you bring it yourself, only a few rooms are suitable for this. Children from 3 years upward are only permitted in our family room. In the case of 1 nights stay a premium of 7.50 per room is charged. This is only possible if it fits in with the other reservations.Toeristenbelasting 0,92 p.p.p.n. It is advisable to take out a cancellation insurance, this should in most cases be done within 7 days of booking. In the case of cancellation the deposit will not be refunded. Booking can be done directly on our

Zeeland, green-blue oasis with a golden edge and the most hours of sun in the Netherlands! Life on the water is multi-faceted, life on land is richly varied. Everywhere the excitement of history and culture can be felt. In monumental towns, picturesque villages, surprising museums, fun attractions, events and... not to be forgotten, the local delicacies! Renesse is a village on Schouwen-Duiveland, the most northerly island of Zeeland. This is composed of four islands: Schouwen, Duiveland, Dreischor and Bommenede. It has kilometres of wide beaches and a unique unspoilt dune area. The seawater in Renesse is among the cleanest on the Dutch coast. Furthermore it is known for the countless attractions such as the Delta works with Waterland Neeltje Jans, Plan Tureluur on the south side of the island, National Monument Flood Crisis 1953 in Ouwerkerk, Boswachterij Westerschouwen etc. Schouwen-Duiveland is in the top 10 of the Dutch monument municipalities, this is partly because the island was separated quite late making demolition and/or new building a costly activity. Demolition and clearance also cost a lot in the past, this was beyond the scope of the island municipalities, by which means many monuments remained preserved. The many villages on the island have a lot of (national) monuments that are certainly worth a visit.

 Baby chairs and cots are provided
 Facsimile services
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Clock/radio
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms