About us

Woudschoten Hotel & Conference Venue in Zeist is centrally located on a wooded 90 acres estate. Between all this greenery we offer an atmospheric accommodation for groups, a complete product with various facilities and a clear pricing policy. We are excellent for one and multi-day meetings as a training location, for meetings, for conferences or as an attractive hotel for a weekend away. All you have to do is concentrate on the purpose of your stay. We take care of the rest.

Learn more about our facilities

The presence of 140 comfortable hotel rooms makes your multi-day meeting at Woudschoten a very well-attended meeting. This in addition to our extensive breakfast buffet, the attractive lounge and the many drinks and dinner options.

All halls overlook the wooded surroundings and feature modern, integrated audiovisual equipment: beamer, screens, sound system. Also various connections for laptop, camera and microphones are at your disposal. In the entire building you have free access to wireless internet. Woudschoten is connected to a fiber optic network with a speed of up to 500 Mbps Up and Down.

It is in our nature

Woudschoten recently started its own knowledge platform: Our Nature.
The platform contains articles, blogs, videos about various themes about Woudschoten, the estate, the guests and of course her employees.

Hospitality is our second nature

This is of course inspired by the green surroundings of Woudschoten, but also in the way Woudschoten approached its guests. Being guest-oriented is the second nature of Woudschoten.

Hans van Pelt, Woudschoten Director: “In order to be able to optimize this personal guest orientation, insight is needed into not only the wishes and needs, but also the natural drive and experiences of our guests. What moves our guests and what brings them to Woudschoten and how do they experience the cooperation and the stay? “It is a unique look into the kitchen of various departments within Woudschoten, but also of the many possibilities they offer.

Listen and watch the first interview with Erik, our own forester: “my nature: when you cut yourself, you help yourself”