Hotels in Zeist - Click for Closest to Centre

Hotel Name Town Star Price
Bilderberg Kasteel t Kerckebosch -
Arnhemse Bovenweg 31, Zeist, Utrecht 		Zeist 3 Star €109.00
Woudschoten Conferentiecentrum -
Woudenbergseweg 54, Zeist, Utrecht 		Zeist 3 Star €59.00
Golden Tulip Hotel Figi -
Het Rond 2, Zeist, Utrecht 		Zeist 4 Star €80.00
Steyn Hotel -
Slotlaan 301-303, Zeist, Utrecht 		Zeist 3 Star €69.00
Steyn Hotel & Appartementen -
Steynlaan 41, Zeist, Utrecht 		Zeist 4 Star €65.00
Hotel Restaurant Oud London -
Woudenbergseweg 52, Zeist, Utrecht 		Zeist 4 Star €77.00

Hotels Closest to The Centre of Zeist

Hotel Name Town Star Price
Steyn Hotel & Appartementen -
Located on Steynlaan (0.86 Miles from Zeist) 		Zeist 4 Star €65.00
Steyn Hotel -
Located on Slotlaan - (1 Miles from Zeist) 		Zeist 3 Star €69.00
Golden Tulip Hotel Figi -
Located on Het Rond (1.26 Miles from Zeist) 		Zeist 4 Star €80.00
Van der Valk Hotel De Biltsche Hoek -
Located on De Holle Bilt (1.72 Miles from Zeist) 		Utrecht 4 Star €80.00
Hoefslag - A Small Luxury Hotel -
Located on Vossenlaan (1.76 Miles from Zeist) 		Bosch en Duin 4 Star €175.00

About Zeist

The town of "Seist" was first mentioned in a charter in the year 838. The original settlement was located at the present Dorpsstraat. In the late 12th century, a church was built here. Its tower is now a part of the Reformed Church, the remainder of which was built in the 19th century. Until medieval times, a branch of the river Rhine flowed close to the centre of the town. Three mansions were built near the village: the Huis te Zeist, Kersbergen, and Blikkenburg From 1677 to 1686, the "Slot Zeist" was built on or near the ruins of "Kasteel Zeist", the original castle (donjon) of Rodgar van Zeist. There is very little documentation on the family that lived there, but a few names are found: in the 12th century a Godefridus de Seist and in the late 13th century another Godefridus, a knight, with his son Johannes and his daughter Petronilla. (Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van Zeist, deel 1, ed. Van Hinsbergen.) In the 14th century the last member of the van Zeist family was a woman, Elisabeth (?), who married a member of the Borre van Amerongen family. They had a son who adopted his mothers name and his fathers coat-of-arms. (JvZ) In the last quarter of the 17th century, Count Willem Adriaan van Nassau, an illegitemate descendent of Prince Maurice of Orange, acquired the property and built Slot Zeist in the Dutch Classisist style. Murals by Daniel Marot are still largely intact.

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