The Beuk Room

Named after the most common deciduous tree in the Hallerbos Forest, the Beech Tree (Beuk in Dutch) which occupies about 40 percent of the forest, this 28 square metres room has a ceiling to floor, wall to wall sliding glass door and private terrace overlooking the Hallerbos Forest, two single beds which can be combined into a double bed on request, a lounge area with two comfortable reading chairs, a dining/work table with two chairs, a virtual fireplace, complimentary in-room coffee and tea, a mini-bar with purchasable beverages, a television and a private WC/bathroom. The Beuk Room is furnished and decorated by local shops, artists and photographers and all pieces can be purchased by guests.