De Oude Taveerne is situated in the idyllic village of Durgerdam, at the suburbs of Amsterdam. The guesthouse is exceptionally sited on the plurality lively natural gulf of the Netherlands, Buiten-IJ, the gate to the Markermeer and the IJsselmeer Lakes. Hotel Oude Taveerne is one of the last lodgings that have been protected in the city, now being englobed by the spacious town of Amsterdam. According to reports, the husband of Queen Wilhelmina, Prince Hendrik, was a frequent and gladly seen visitor of the Taveerne, which is a famous site to stop for nature admirers and admirers of the rustic beauty, in addition to for hikers, travellers, yachts, and for all those who appreciate a magnificent meal. Yet, the guesthouse also underlines a disunite conference, or conference room, and meeting arrangements in fusion with the guesthouse apartments are possible. The restaurant was enhanced with splendid murals that remind of former days. Visitors will be catered a Dutch-French carte menu with fresh fish and meat specialties from the grill, and glutton game dishes, according to the season, whilst you may enjoy a lately draught ale, or a superb drop of wine at the original brasserie with its elegant century-old tap. Wi-fi Internet access is supplied, and there is an Internet point at the De Oude Taveerne Hotel foyer, both free.