De Wilhelmina Kamer

Where Queen Wilhelmina struck the first gold ten-guilder coin on June 23, 1911, we now receive your guests.
The Wilhelmina Room was the working room of the mint master and the place for official receptions of the Royal House. The room carries that history in every detail, including a hidden sink behind a small door, which Wilhelmina used after her inspection of the first coins.

That allure is still present.
The Wilhelmina Room accommodates 35 guests in theater style or 10 guests at a long table and is ideally suited as a private dining room, for a closed executive meeting, or as a meeting room within a larger congress. A space with weight, for gatherings that deserve it.