Reserve a table for your dinner with us. Dinner reservation Are you not staying with us as a hotel guest? Then you can only dine with us on Saturdays . Have you booked a stay with us? You can then make a reservation for dinner from Thursday to Monday . Dining is not possible on Tuesday and Wednesday . Unfortunately, we are unable to offer dinner on the following dates: August 14, 29, September 3, 10, 11, 12, 14, 17. If the desired date is not available, please contact us for a suitable alternative. Would you like to come for dinner with a small group (8-12 people)? We can provide a buffet for you for up to 12 people. View our package for small groups. Party size 2 guests Date Time

Special overnight stay in Herberg Het Rechthuis in Friesland? Come and sleep in a national monument from 1650. Experience the atmosphere of that time with the luxury of a hotel now in boutique Herberg Het Rechthuis! Enjoy a special overnight stay in Friesland at Herberg Het Rechthuis. A 17th-century national monument in the Frisian village of Rinsumageast. Herberg Het Rechthuis is a small-scale boutique hotel located in the monumental courthouse of the Frisian village of Rinsumageast, just a stone's throw from the historic city of Dokkum. A special overnight stay in Friesland becomes a reality here: a unique experience in a historic building. This national monument, which once served as an inn and town hall, now offers charming hotel rooms in a welcoming atmosphere. It is an ideal place to experience the tranquility of Friesland and enjoy the unique ambiance that Herberg Het Rechthuis has to offer. Our rooms Whether you are traveling alone or with a group, there is always a room that is tailored to your needs. All rooms are equipped with the necessary amenities and the beautiful decor speaks for itself. View our rooms Food & drinks Breakfast and dinner especially for our guests Enjoy our small but diverse menu of delicious, artisanal dishes. We use fresh, local ingredients to prepare tasty meals that match our hospitable inn. Discover our menu Book a table immediately Impression Family Room 1/9 Enjoy a overnight stay in one of the specially furnished rooms. Each room is decorated with modern and classic elements. Special Packages Rinsumageast is a charming village in Friesland, surrounded by meadows and waterways. The natural beauty invites you to walk and cycle, where you can experience peace and quiet. With traditional Frisian architecture and a friendly community, it offers a unique atmosphere for both locals and tourists. Summer Midweek Special City Break Discover more The environment Discover the beauty of Northeast Friesland. Rinsumageast is a charming village in Friesland, surrounded by meadows and waterways. The natural beauty invites you to walk and cycle, where you can experience peace and quiet. With traditional Frisian architecture and a friendly community, it offers a unique atmosphere for both locals and tourists. Explore the surroundings Guest review "The bed and breakfast and location are beautiful and you will be warmly welcomed" Joel, The Hague

Go on an adventure in the Noardlike Fryske Wâlden nature reserve and discover beautiful nature, birds and other wild animals. Explore the Northern Frisian Forests Situated on the edge of the breathtaking northern Frisian forests, Rinsumageast is the perfect location for nature lovers. This beautiful nature reserve next to Buitenveld offers a unique opportunity to discover the diverse flora and fauna of Northeast Friesland. Visit the UNESCO Wadden Sea area and enjoy peace and adventure. Take a walk along the Northern Frisian Forests Regional Trail and be enchanted by the beauty of this region. Start your adventure at www.wandelnet.nl .

Peasens-Moddergat is one of the most special villages in Friesland. Situated on the Wadden Sea , just a twenty-minute drive from Dokkum, this historic fishing village exudes tranquility, nature, and culture. Anyone visiting Northeast Friesland really should not miss a trip to Peasens-Moddergat. Poles on the mudflats in Moddergat The village is known for its rich fishing history, the impressive Wadden Dyke, the beautiful view over the UNESCO World Heritage Site the Wadden Sea, and the excellent walking and cycling opportunities. In addition, Peasens-Moddergat serves as an ideal base for visiting Lauwersmeer National Park, Dokkum, and the other villages along the Frisian Wadden coast. Whether you are staying in Friesland for a weekend or planning a longer holiday, Peasens-Moddergat shows why Northeast Friesland is becoming increasingly popular among lovers of nature, peace, and culture. Where is Peasens-Moddergat located? Peasens-Moddergat is located in the municipality of Noardeast-Fryslân on the north coast of Friesland. The village consists of the former fishing settlements of Peasens and Moddergat, which have grown together over the centuries. From Herberg Het Rechthuis, you can reach the village in about twenty minutes. Along the way, you drive through a characteristic Frisian landscape with historic farmhouses, vast meadows, and centuries-old mound villages. Its location on the Wadden Sea makes Peasens-Moddergat unique. Here you experience the ebb and flow of the tides up close and discover one of the most special nature reserves in the Netherlands. An impressive history For centuries, the inhabitants lived from fishing. The Wadden Sea was their source of income, but it also brought great dangers. The history of the village is primarily defined by the disaster of March 5 and 6, 1883. During a severe northwesterly storm, many fishermen did not return home. In total, 83 fishermen from the region lost their lives. This tragedy has left deep scars on the village. The disaster is still commemorated and forms an important part of the identity of Peasens-Moddergat. During a walk through the village, you will see various monuments and historic homes that serve as reminders of this event . Open air museum 't Fiskershúske The open-air museum ' t Fiskershúske : life on the Wadden Sea A visit to the open-air museum ' t Fiskershúske is highly recommended. In several authentic fishermen's houses, you will discover how families used to live. You will see original living rooms, bedrooms, fishing tools, traditional clothing, and personal stories from fishing families. The museum not only showcases history but also tells the story of daily life on the coast and the constant struggle against the elements. View over the wadden coast The Wadden Sea: UNESCO World Heritage Site The Wadden Sea lies directly behind the village. This nature reserve is one of the most extraordinary ecosystems in the world and has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2009. The landscape changes constantly due to the tides. At low tide, enormous sandbanks form where thousands of birds search for food. At high tide, the coast transforms into a vast sea in which cloudy skies are beautifully reflected. No two days look the same in the Wadden Sea. It is precisely this dynamism that makes every visit unique.

The Butenfjild is a beautiful natural environment to explore with a whisper boat. You sail a beautiful route through the Sippen-Fennen (4.5 km), which is surrounded by the Ottema-Wiersma reserve and the Houtwielen. Wild horses graze in this nature reserve and you often see roe deer and foxes and otters also occur here. At the watchtower you can dock and have a beautiful overview of the grasslands of It Bûtenfjild. Sailing through the Butenfjild.

When you step across the threshold of Herberg Het Rechthuis, you find yourself in the year 1650. Our monumental building breathes the history of Rinsumageast. For decades, it served as the legal and administrative heart of the Dantumadiel district; the place where the Grietman administered justice and passed severe sentences. The official coat of arms of Rinsumageast depicts four red castles. These symbolize the four noble estates or stinsen that adorned the village in the Middle Ages and early modernity. Although these imposing castles have disappeared from the Frisian landscape over the centuries, the intrigues, battles, and noble splendor live on within our walls. However, anyone looking at the hotel rooms in the inn will discover stories that go back much further in time. Our rooms proudly bear the names of these vanished monuments. The quarters, with their high ceilings and historical yet simple details, are reminiscent of the time of the Frisian nobility. Tjaarda The Tjaarda State (or Tjaerda) was by far the largest and most imposing manor in the village, situated directly east of the Alexander Church. Its history dates back to 1242 with Botte van de Gaast, but it was the powerful bailiff Syds Tjaerda who turned the manor into a political stronghold in the 15th century. The castle survived fierce conflicts: in 1515 it was conquered by the Gelders, and a year later the Burgundians burned the entire village to the ground, but the Tjaarda State was miraculously spared. It grew into a gigantic complex with two large halls, twenty rooms, deep cellars, and a wide moat. Until its eventual demolition in 1834, it stood as a symbol of absolute Frisian power. Melkema Melkema State has a rich noble tradition that is officially documented from 1439, when the estate came into the possession of the Sceltama family. It developed into a magnificent manor house with extensive orchards and avenues. In 1658, the state was extensively rebuilt by Sjoerd van Aylva, the then bailiff of Dantumadeel and councillor at the Court of Friesland. Van Aylva was a man of considerable standing who waged a fierce legal battle with the city of Dokkum over regional borders. In 1727, the estate was sold for demolition due to lack of funds. Although nothing remains of it above ground, the village's current ring road—the Melkemaweg—still honors this historic ground. Tekening Melkema State Eysinga The Eysinga State was built between 1200 and 1400 and housed the absolute top tier of the Frisian nobility. The first resident, courtier Feye Eysinga, set the tone for a true ruling dynasty. The residents were closely intertwined with the other estates; when the neighbor (Melkema State) was demolished, the Eysinga family bought the grounds to expand their own gardens into a fabulous, English-inspired park landscape. For generations, the family provided influential magistrates to the region. This noble glory came to an abrupt end in 1804 when a devastating fire completely reduced the estate to ashes. The Eysingawei in Rinsumageast serves as a reminder of this tragic history today. Tekening Eijsinga State Juwsma The history: The Juwsma State (also referred to as Jwsma hus or Juussma state in old writings) completes the historical quartet of Rinsumageast. In the 14th century, the Juwsma family shared a common ancestor with the Tjaardas, but the relationship between the branches was often strained. In the 15th century, Renic Juwsma served as grietman of Dantumadeel and hoveler 'up der Gaest'. The stins is strategically located to the west of the village and was often the scene of bloody feuds between the Schieringers and Vetkopers. The house eventually fell victim to these disputes and was razed to the ground by hostile troops from Leeuwarden and the jealous neighbors of the Tjaarda State. Experience Frisian history yourself At Herberg Het Rechthuis, you do not simply book an overnight stay; you take a seat in a living history book. Where Frisian chieftains once vied for power, the nobility dined, and the Grietman passed harsh verdicts, you can now enjoy the hospitality of the Frisian countryside in complete tranquility. Would you like to experience for yourself what it is like to spend the night at the place where centuries of noble stories converge? View our unique rooms and choose the room you want to discover.