History Beerze Brouwerij Hotel
The Beerze Brewery
The hotel is located at the Beerze Brewery, this is where the famous Beerze beers are brewed. For generations, brewer's blood has flowed through the veins of the family. The brewery has a rich but turbulent past. When the brewery was burned to the ground in 1904, the family showed its strong character and resilience by building a modern brewery in its place.
The brewery has now expanded to a restaurant, meeting rooms, summer terrace and a beautiful courtyard where you can relax and enjoy yourself.
The perfect setting to start and end your day
OUR SUITES
Luxury Suite
The luxury suite, measuring approximately 45 square meters, is located on the ground floor of the hotel. This gives you private access to the garden. The suite has a lovely double box spring and a comfortable sofa bed.
Mini Suite
This room, measuring approximately 35 square meters, is located on the ground floor of the hotel. This gives you private access to the garden. The suite has a lovely double box spring and a comfortable sofa bed.
EAT & DRINK
Restaurant
For a nice drink, lunch and dinner you can visit the brewery restaurant “MOUT&HOUT”. They like to surprise you with good and honest products. The cooking style is based on classic cuisine with a specialty for our woodfired custom made grill featuring platters of rustic grilled meat and fish. Of course, the Chef Walter Dijkstra […]
Getting married where everything can be at one location
MOUT&HOUT in Vessem is a very special wedding location. Here you can organize everything for your wedding day at the same place: from the wedding ceremony itself up to a sparkling party later on. When the weather is nice, you can even get married in the Brewery Garden. After a great party you and your […]
SURROUNDINGS
Landschotse Heide
The Landschotse Heide is characterized by the number of large fens that provide a safe home for water birds and waders. In this beautiful area you can enjoy […]
Gnome path – For the little adventurers
Did you know that gnomes live in the area? Everywhere you can find gnome traces, little gnome footprints, red gnome hats and occasionally some gnome poop […]
Cartierheide
The Cartierheide owes its name to the formar owner, Baron Emile de Cartier de Marchienne. The Baron used the moorland for hunting, protecting the area from […]
