The discovery of Groningen
Hotel Prinsenhof
In 1436, De Prinsenhof was founded as a monastery for the Brethren of the Common Life. It later became the residence of Stadtholder William Frederick of Nassau-Dietz (1613-1664), a barracks, and a military hospital. Centrally located in the shadow of the Martinitoren, on the romantic Martinikerkhof, Hotel Prinsenhof offers oak parquet floors, the finest bed linens, and Molton Brown toiletries in all rooms. The monastery church with its imposing fireplace is now Brasserie Prinsenhof, featuring a walled terrace in the courtyard. In the former sleeping quarters of Stadtholder William Frederick and his wife Albertine Agnes, you will find Restaurant Nassau, overlooking the Prinsentuin. This Renaissance garden from 1626 includes a rose garden, a herb garden, two romantic bowers, and a monumental sundial.
Dining in royal surroundings
Restaurant Nassau & Brasserie Prinsenhof
Fine dining and lunches by appointment are held in Restaurant Nassau in a monumental suite. Here, you dine in a regal setting under high-beamed ceilings with views of the historic Prinsentuin. Additionally, there is a private dining room. The menu is curated by Chef Christian de Vries. For breakfast, lunch, and dinner, you can also visit Brasserie Prinsenhof, the former Frater Church from the 15th century. Whether it's the quality of the coffee, the service, or the atmosphere, everything is equally grand. The special light, the open atmosphere, and the coziness of this brasserie make you feel at home immediately. The sweet treats for Afternoon and High Tea are homemade. In good weather, you are welcomed on the terrace in the walled courtyard, adjacent to the Martinikerkhof.
KEY FEATURES AND SERVICES
Groningen
Museums
Exploring the city
Reviews
"The monumental Prinsenhof with its centuries-old beamed ceilings consists of a hotel, brasserie and restaurant Nassau, which is located in the side wing. From the restaurant, there is a view of the beautiful Prinsenhof."
Gault&Millau 14/20
"Located in the shadow of the Martinitoren and adjacent to the walled Prinsentuin, a Renaissance-style courtyard with a rose and herb garden. For a full evening's entertainment, settle in for a fine dining experience at Restaurant Nassau."
Elle
“In the heart of Groningen.”
"In the heart of Groningen, we are proud of our heritage and the soil that we live on." - Christian de Vries
Hosts: Johannes Jacobs & Wessel Zijp
Chef: Christian de Vries