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Hotel de Kroon
Hotel in Oirschot
This homely and elegant hotel with its terrace and restaurant offers rooms with a bath and free Wi-Fi internet. Great location for our requirements and excellent staff!
B&B Het Pronkbed
Oirschot
B&B Het Pronkbed in Oirschot has 3-star accommodations with free parking. Among the various facilities are a garden, a terrace, as well as a shared lounge. Free WiFi is included. The house and decorations welcome you to rest and slow down from the hectic day to day life. That was the intended purpose of the weekend getaway for me. The place was sparkling clean, the bed was very comfortable and the room was equipped with everything you might need to enjoy the stay. Whatever you did not find in there, you could request from the host, Marianne, who is a delightful person ready to guide and assist you in anything you request. The breakfast was one of the best I had away from home, with local produce and home-made jams, freshly backed breads and good coffee.
B&B De Ouw Skuur
Oirschot
Set in Oirschot, 16 mi from Tilburg, B&B De Ouw Skuur offers a shared lounge and free WiFi. Beautiful scenic setting, squeaky clean, comfortable, great WiFi
B&B/Boertel de Meander
Oirschot
Located 9.6 mi from Tilburg and 12 mi from Eindhoven, B&B/Boertel de Meander is located in Oirschot. Free WiFi access is available here. Beautiful place to stay. Catalina and William are such lovely people, We were made very welcome from the moment we arrived. The rooms were extremely comfortable and clean. The facilities were immaculate and it was such a homely and relaxed place to stay. The breakfast was top class also. I would highly recommend anyone to stay here. We will definitely be back.
Het Bakhuisje
Oirschot
Located in Oirschot in the Noord-Brabant region, Het Bakhuisje features a garden. The property is 30 miles from Breda, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site.... Great comfort, clean, farm and nature feel, bikes to borrow, responsive and considerate hosts, delicious cherries from the tree.
Appartement Hoeve Polsdonk
Oirschot
Located on a historical 1874 monumental farm, Appartement Hoeve Polsdonk offers pet-friendly accommodations in Oirschot. Eindhoven is 9.9 mi from the property. Beautiful setting in the Dutch countryside but also close to Eindhoven and even closer to the smaller town of Oirschot which has a beautiful cathedral, many nice restaurants, a town square and the largest chair in Holland.
Huys en Hoff
Oirschot
Located in Oirschot in the Noord-Brabant region, Huys en Hoff has a garden. The accommodations is 29 mi from Breda, and guests benefit from private parking available on site and free WiFi. A great accommodation in the heart of the city, we had a wonderful weekend.
De Donkhoeve
Oirschot
Located in Oirschot, 31 mi from Breda, De Donkhoeve provides a garden and free WiFi. All units feature air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The bed and breakfast offers a terrace. Very nice friendly family, place was very spacious with all the facilities, very nice quiet location Definitely can recommend
B&B Pitten
Oostelbeers (Near Oirschot)
Located in Oostelbeers in the Noord-Brabant region, B&B Pitten features a patio and garden views.
Boutique Hotel De Beerze
Hotel in Middelbeers
Set in Middelbeers, Boutique Hotel De Beerze has a restaurant, bar, terrace, and free WiFi throughout the property. All rooms boast a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a private bathroom. I stayed in one of the suites. I thought it was very cosy and nice. With a combi microwave I could have some snacks at night. The staff was very nice and helpful. I could relax for the days I stayed.
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Herberg de Schutskuil
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What Guests Said About Oirschot:
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Oirschot is a very tidy town, very middle-class and a good...
Oirschot is a very tidy town, very middle-class and a good advert for life in the Netherlands. The countryside is very close, there seem to be no social problems, there is good access to facilities and good day-to-day shopping and it is easy to get about on foot (or bicycle). On the flip-side, it is not a cheap place to live, but you get what you pay for. I visit Oirschot twice a year for events at De Enck.
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The literature calls it a village, but it's really a...
The literature calls it a village, but it's really a fair-sized town and has plenty of shops (and a concert hall - De Enck - my reason for visiting). Even so, it's not so big that one cannot walk from the edge to centre easily. Visiting from hectic England, this is a very civilized place - it feels safe. Clearly a middle-class paradise, reflected in a good variety of local businesses and no discernible crime. The roads are naturally calm because of the (typically Dutch) preponderance of cyclists - more cycling means fewer cars on the road - but this is the benefit of being in a flat country.
Michael United Kingdom -
This is a quiet respectable town that is eaaily walked (or...
This is a quiet respectable town that is eaaily walked (or cycled). I have seen many visitors who come here in order to be able to walk around the countryside. One gets the feeling that crime is something that happens elsewhere - it must be a great place to live (but at a price) and it comes with a bit of culture shock for an Englishman conditioned to the frailties of human nature. In the centre of this quiet little town is a relatively metropolitan entertainment venue - the Rabobank Theatre - which accommodates the event that brings me to Oirschot. When I say 'metropolitan', I mean smart but expensive - an ordinary lager will cost you the equivalent of upwards of £5 a pint in the attached bar. The theatre itself seats aroind 500 people and the seats are comfortable. There are two decent supermarkets (Jumbo and Lidl), but also more old-fashioned shopping choices (there is a lovely - if expensive - fish shop, for instance, as well as local bakeries) - and the car parking is both free and plentiful. Out in the suburb where I stayed, there is a windmill right in the middle of a housing estate, now hosting a restaurant. Obviously the mill was there first and the town grew past it. This tells you how new much of the town is - most housing must be less than 40 years old.
Michael United Kingdom
