Welcome to 't Lansink

C.T. Stork was not only an enthusiastic industrialist but above all a social man. He had a high-quality housing estate built in Hengelo for his employees. The district, called Tuindorp, was built in an architectural style that was surprising at the time. The teahouse, which Stork had built in 1916, was considered the social centre of the district. Since 1921, when it was given an extra storey, the building has remained unchanged and has retained its characteristic historical monumental character. Today, Hotel 't Lansink is a national monument.

Since 2016, 't Lansink has been allowed to carry the designation of purveyor to the royal household. King Willem-Alexander has decided to grant the hotel-restaurant the right to bear the royal coat of arms with the addition of 'Court supplier by royal order'.