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9 September 2026

Inside the Landhuis: A Room-by-Room Tour of De Kleine Cantharel’s Luxury Suites

Looking for a private group accommodation on the Veluwe where comfort, atmosphere and space come together? De Kleine Cantharel’s luxury suites are part of a sfeervolle landhuis setting designed for family weekends, team outings, business stays and trips away with friends. In this room-by-room tour, you will discover what makes the landhuis so inviting, from the suites and bedrooms to the open living area with its garden views.

Whether you are planning to vergaderen on the Veluwe, organise a heisessie, or simply enjoy time together near the forest, this guide gives you a clear picture of the experience inside the landhuis.

What is De Kleine Cantharel?

De Kleine Cantharel is a private landhuis and group accommodation on the Veluwe, located beside the forest and next to Van der Valk hotel De Cantharel. It is a suitable setting for:

Its location makes it a strong base for enjoying the surrounding area. From here, guests can go:

Guests can also make use of facilities in the hotel and rent extra rooms when needed.

A quick overview of the landhuis

Before stepping into each space, here is a concise overview of what stands out in the landhuis.

Area What to expect
Suites Three suites with a generous kingsize bed
Bedrooms Six double bedrooms, including two with an extra loft bed for children
Extra-large bedroom Designed for four people
Children’s room A dedicated room for the youngest guests
Living area Large glass sliding doors, fireplace, luxury seating area and garden views
Use case Suitable for both business and private stays

This combination makes De Kleine Cantharel especially appealing for groups that want privacy, shared spaces and sleeping comfort in one location.

The luxury suites: space to unwind

The heart of this blog is the luxury suites at De Kleine Cantharel. The landhuis includes three beautiful suites, located on the first floor and in the basement level of the house. Each suite features a spacious kingsize bed.

That immediately sets the tone for the stay. After a long day outdoors, a meeting session or an active group programme, the suites offer a place to slow down and recharge.

Why the suites stand out

The suites are designed to make both large groups and families feel at home. That matters, because group accommodation often has to balance social spaces with privacy. Here, that balance is reflected in the layout.

Key features of the suites include:

The overall atmosphere focuses on warmth, comfort and relaxation. For guests, that creates a stay that feels less like standard accommodation and more like a welcoming private house on the Veluwe.

The bedrooms: flexible sleeping comfort for groups

Beyond the suites, the sleeping areas are arranged with group stays in mind. De Kleine Cantharel offers six double bedrooms, and two of those bedrooms include an extra loft bed for children.

This is particularly practical for:

There is also an extra-large bedroom for four people, which is ideal for guests who prefer to stay close together.

A warm and carefully designed atmosphere

The bedrooms are described as being furnished with care and attention, with a strong focus on warmth and ambience. The styling combines:

This design approach supports the broader experience of the landhuis. It connects the inside of the house to the wooded surroundings outside, helping guests feel immersed in the setting rather than separated from it.

A dedicated children’s room

For families, one detail makes a real difference: there is also a children’s room. Giving younger guests a space of their own can make a group stay more comfortable for everyone.

That choice reflects the landhuis concept well. It is not just about offering beds; it is about creating a harmonious environment where guests of different ages can all feel welcome.

The living room: the social centre of the landhuis

If the suites provide calm, the living area provides connection. The living room at De Kleine Cantharel is fitted on all sides with large glass sliding doors, creating a spectacular view of the garden.

This feature changes the feel of the room immediately. Natural light, visibility and openness help make the living area a place where groups naturally gather.

What makes the living area special?

The living room is designed for relaxing and spending time together. After being outside on the Veluwe, guests can return to the house and enjoy:

That combination supports different kinds of stays. Some guests may want to have long conversations, others may want to share drinks, and others may simply want to rest quietly by the fire.

The space is also described as suitable for both business and private use. That makes sense for a private group accommodation that welcomes:

In practice, a strong communal space often defines the quality of a group stay. A living room like this can become the place where the best moments of the trip happen.

Why a room-by-room layout matters for group stays

When choosing a group accommodation on the Veluwe, guests usually want answers to a few practical questions:

How much privacy is there?

At De Kleine Cantharel, the combination of three suites, multiple double bedrooms, and an extra-large room for four people supports a flexible group setup.

Is there enough shared space?

Yes. The open living room with multiple seating areas offers room to gather, talk, relax and spend time together.

Does it work for different types of groups?

Yes. The landhuis is suitable for families, friends, team outings, business outings and meetings.

Does the interior match the location?

Yes. The use of warm styling, natural elements and forest-inspired accents ties the interior to the Veluwe surroundings.

This is why a room-by-room view is useful. It helps potential guests understand not only what rooms are available, but how the house functions as a complete stay experience.

A good fit for both leisure and business

One of the strongest points of the landhuis is its versatility. The same location can work well for a relaxed private break and for a more structured business gathering.

For private groups, the benefits include:

For business groups, the benefits include:

This blend of privacy and flexibility is often what makes a landhuis especially attractive for group bookings.

Practical tips when booking a stay at De Kleine Cantharel

If you are considering De Kleine Cantharel’s luxury suites, these practical points can help you plan your stay.

1. Match the room setup to your group

Think in advance about how your group wants to sleep:

2. Plan around shared moments

The living room is clearly one of the defining spaces in the house. Make the most of it by planning time for:

3. Use the Veluwe setting well

Because the landhuis is beside the forest, it makes sense to build outdoor time into your programme. Walking, cycling or heading out with horses can add a strong natural rhythm to the stay.

4. Consider hotel facilities and extra rooms

The connection with Van der Valk hotel De Cantharel creates extra flexibility. If your group needs more options, it is useful to keep in mind that hotel facilities can be used and additional rooms can be rented.

5. Account for parking

For arrival planning, note the parking cost:

If you are comparing accommodation options in more detail, it is useful to look beyond this overview and focus on the separate spaces within the landhuis, such as:

These are natural next steps for anyone who wants a fuller picture of how the house supports both relaxation and group use.

Who is De Kleine Cantharel best suited for?

De Kleine Cantharel is a strong fit for guests looking for a private group accommodation on the Veluwe with a warm and comfortable interior.

It is especially suitable for:

The mix of suites, bedrooms, living space and surroundings creates a stay that feels practical without losing atmosphere.

Conclusion: discover the comfort of De Kleine Cantharel’s luxury suites

A good group stay starts with the right setting. De Kleine Cantharel’s luxury suites offer that setting through spacious kingsize beds, carefully styled bedrooms, a dedicated children’s room and a living room built for comfort, connection and garden views.

Add the private landhuis atmosphere, the Veluwe location by the forest, and the link with Van der Valk hotel De Cantharel, and you get a destination that works for family weekends, team outings, meetings and time away with friends.

If you are ready to experience a private group accommodation on the Veluwe for yourself, request your stay at De Kleine Cantharel and explore which room setup best fits your group.