Slot Roggebot is the warm heart of Yūgen Forest. On the edge of the forest, overlooking flower meadows and our orchard. Fully ecologically built, with a homely atmosphere.
The Castle is suitable for strategic sessions, team days and retreats in small to medium-sized groups. The venue offers multiple flexible spaces; an intimate tower room with special skylight, a cozy living room with large dining table, fireplace, a cozy back room and a spacious outdoor terrace with large fire pit. Inside and outside flow naturally into each other here.
The environment invites focus, connection and reflection. Spaciousness combined with security gives air without distraction. An ideal place for teams and facilitators who want to get away from all the noise to think more sharply.
Suitable for:
Business events – Retreats – Private events
Slot Roggebot is built with more than 70 percent recycled and natural materials, including beams more than 500 years old. Its walls are made of straw and loam, and its wastewater is treated by a helophyte filter.
Here you literally stay on living ground – with respect for people and the environment.
Slot Roggebot
Want to use this place for your session, retreat or offsite?
Let us know – we’d love to think with you about the possibilities.
You always book our venues including our fair food. If you wish, you can also combine the locations, or stay overnight for a multi-day event. In addition, we offer various extras to enrich your event; for more depth, inspiration and relaxation.
We cook with love for nature and as much as possible with our own produce from the food forest, vegetable garden and herb garden. Our chefs conjure up the most delicious (vegetarian) dishes that stimulate your senses.
At Yūgen Forest, you can also stay overnight during the summer season. The carefully decorated glamping tents let you experience the peace and beneficence of nature. Immerse yourself, relax, get a good rest and feel reborn. Only bookable for (business) groups of 10 people or more.
Regeneration for us means leaving the world more beautiful than how we found it. Restoring, rather than conquering.
