We stayed there for 2 nights. The hotel is in the wood and close to a junction. It is close to Dierenberg, Zeist and Austerlitz. The hotels rents out bikes.
Our room was looking to the inner courtyard and therefore it was quiet at night. Room is ok, space is acceptable incl. a small balcony. Bathroom with bath not too small and had even a window. Beds are ok. Windows are only single glasses. I guess in Winter time it could be rather cool. A lot of carpets in this hotels, all rooms, bedrooms, gangways and restaurants full of carpets. So in case you suffer from an allergy, in Winter time when heating is on, there will no fun.
Food is good. We enjoyed a nice small dinner in their Brasserie. Service was perfect. They gave us nice advices about the wines and we even got the option to test before we decided for which one we want to go, nevertheless we only ordered 2 glasses. If you have to stay for one or two nights, it's ok.

This is a very well run, efficient, and friendly hotel, set near lovely woodlands only a few minutes from the pretty town of Zeist. Hotel rooms and bathroom excellent, lovely setting,
restaurant is not cheap but fabulous, food quite exceptional, very good breakfast,
staff faultless, helpful, chatty, I cannot really find any faults, would definitely go back,
and would recommend it to everyone.

Spent one night here during a training course for work.

The rooms are spotless, but furnishings a bit faded and very late '80s/early '90s plastic. I found the bed very comfortable, but colleagues complained they were too soft. A matter of taste, it seems.

Everything else was excellent, with friendly & fast service (including providing me with a toothbrush when I found I'd forgotton my own) and probably the best restaurant I've come accross in a conference-style hotel. As the boss was paying we splurged on a three-course a la carte meal with wine to match. Specialties of the house include lobster and asparagus. We chose various dishes and wines, and everyone was more than satisfied with the results and the service.

Only major downside: no wired internet in the rooms, and pay-as-you-go wireless internet. For a business/conference oriented 4-star hotel, this is rather cheapskate. Most backpackers' do better. I was glad I had mobile internet on my smartphone.

We had a special deal that made our one night's stay at the newly renovated Oud London exceptional value. It is situated in attractive woodland and has an attractive central courtyard, The rooms are around an atrium and ours was ultra-comfortable, attractively furnished and spacious, the swimming pool was excellent and the buffet breakfast was lavish. There is ample free parking and central Zeist is less than a 10-minute drive away.