Battle of Arnhem Penthouse

This impressive 4-person Penthouse has two bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen/living room and a Private Rooftop Terrace with a view of Arnhem and its surroundings in all directions.

This apartment tells the story of the events in the battle of Arnhem during the Second World War, in which the Rhine Bridge (nowadays: John Frost Bridge) played a prominent role – a period that is commemorated annually during the Airborne Commemorations in September.

Burgers’ Zoo Penthouse

This beautiful and green 4-person Penthouse has two bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen/living room and a French balcony. On the Private Rooftop Terrace, next to the bell frame, you have a great view of Arnhem and the surrounding area in all directions.

The theme of this apartment was inspired by the Mangrove in Burgers’ Zoo, where, in addition to lots of lush green, you’ll encounter countless beautiful butterflies, beckoning crabs, reptiles, manatees and birds of paradise.

Roman Fort Grand Suite

This stylish 4-person suite, which is also very suitable as a honeymoon suite, has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen/living room.

The theme of this residence is a reference to the Roman castellum excavated in the Meinerswijk district of Arnhem, south of the Rhine. The fortress was built between 10 and 20, possibly in preparation for the last Germanic campaign of Germanicus Caesar in AD 16. It was part of the Limes, the northern border of the Roman Empire, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since July 2021

In the room you will experience a beautiful mix of contemporary luxury and rich history with numerous references to the Roman past.

Helene Kröller-Müller Suite

This intimate 2-person room has a mezzanine with a bedroom and a bathroom, a kitchen/living room and a balcony.

The apartment is furnished with elements that are characteristic of the Kröller-Müller museum in Park de Hoge Veluwe, such as a beautiful Van Gogh painted on the bedroom wall. Here you get a taste of all the beautiful art works that can be admired in the museum.

Louis Bonaparte Grand Suite

This majestic 4-person suite, which is also very suitable as a honeymoon suite, has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen/living room.

The residence is furnished with the allure of the royal palace on Dam Square, which King Louis Bonaparte had converted from town hall into a ceremonial residential palace. The decoration contrasts beautifully with the Gothic interior of the church tower.

Rietveld Suite

This museum-like double room has a mezzanine with a bedroom and a bathroom, a kitchen/living room and a French balcony.

The interior of this apartment is an ode to Park Sonsbeek and the international art exhibition that takes place there every four years. The interior was created in collaboration with Museum Kröller-Müller in park De Hoge Veluwe.

In 1955, the artist Gerrit Rietveld achieved world fame during the 3rd edition of the exhibition by surprising the international art and construction world with his pavilion. Today, his creation adorns the museum’s beautiful gardens, where it houses sculptures. In this room you will not only find photo wallpaper with the Sonsbeek Park and Rietveld’s pavilion, but also furniture and a lamp designed by him.