Tea house de Horsten

Hidden in the greenery on the “Royal Estates de Horsten” between Wassenaar and Voorschoten lies “The Tea Pavilion de Horsten”.

This former so-called “shooting house,” built by Prince Frederik, brother of King Willem II, in 1861, has been used as a tea house since 1987. The shooting house was built in English Tudor Gothic style according to the design of the German architect H.H.A. Wentzel, house architect of Prince Frederik.

In this spot in the Randstad, where you feel transported back a century, you can enjoy indoors in winter in an ambiance of hunting trophies with a hunting dish and a cup of hunter's tea. In summer, you can enjoy the terrace while listening to the birds, accompanied by a delicious salad and a glass of rosé, or later in the afternoon partake in a proper English High Tea with fragrant teas and champagne. Of course, you are also welcome for a cup of coffee with homemade cake.

The tea pavilion is closed on Monday and Tuesday.
The opening hours are from 10 AM to 4:45 PM.
Lunch is served from 12 PM to 2:30 PM
and you can enjoy High Tea from 2:45 PM to 4:45 PM.

Reservations can only be made from Wednesday to Saturday.

On Sunday, unfortunately, you cannot make reservations due to high demand, but you are of course very welcome.

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