Hotels in Kommelkwartier, Maastricht

If this was the first Marriott we’d ever stayed in, we’d probably never book another. It’s very well located right on the edge of the bustling shopping and dining areas, and it’s in a converted historical monastery. The ground floor is spectacular, imaginative and breathtaking, but seemingly they ran out of money there. The hallways look worse than dormitory hallways, narrow with one side in white and the other in what looks like particle board. Our room, a superior one, is by far the worst designed hotel room we have ever had, and we’ve been to over 160 countries, so thousands of hotels. The toilet is the first little room by the door, but there is a heavy glass door into the bedroom. There is a minuscule walk in closet, but you can’t open the doors to it without closing the heavy glass door, and vice versa. Easily the stupidest design ever. The room itself is very stark so we wondered if the idea was to make you feel like you’re sleeping in an old austere monastery. The A/C did not work well but was very loud. The bedside tables are so low they may as well just put a mat on the ground. In the shower they have installed the wall shower head so low that only a three year old can fit under it and the soap/shampoo dispensers are installed right under the rain shower so you have to switch off the shower to use them. There were several other stupid design features but you get the idea. On top of this they have the audacity to charge € 45 for valet parking as there is no self parking. We really loved Maastricht but would not stay here again.

This hotel is the longest time I have lived on this trip, and I feel the best. The room is very large and comfortable, the location is very convenient, very close to the exhibition; the breakfast is very Mercedes-Benz, the variety belongs to the middle and upper in Western food, the price is very high! The location is also very convenient!

It is a bit of faded glory. You can see that it used to be a very nice hotel, but there is too little maintenance. The biggest downside was the mattress, the springs almost came out. The bathroom is also not at 4-star level. The siphon was broken and all kinds of dirt came out, the shower got cold every now and then. The room was very spacious! We had a nice swim, but the pool could also use some maintenance.

The location is very convenient near the train station. The self-check in function is clear and easy to understand, and all instructions are not difficult to understand. The overall cleanliness of the room and bathroom is good, and the shower place is large enough.

The hotel is in a good location, only 5 mins walk from the Maastricht centrum station. It is facing the famous St. Servatius Bridge and is very accessible to all the main tourists attractions and dining places in the main town. I am also impressed by the various facilities in the hotel, eg, the gym room. I would definitely recommend other tourists (both business and leisure travel) to stay at this hotel.

Temporary booking. It is very convenient to walk about 200 meters to the hotel. Arrived at 12 o'clock in the evening, there is a daylight room, because I know in advance, so it doesn't matter, and I have to leave early the next morning. Hotel design is still thoughtful.

The hotel is a two-minute walk from the long-distance railway station. The bus terminal is also on the side of the railway station and the traffic is very convenient. The hotel room is not big, but neat and clean, and there is a clean room every day. The hotel provides free coffee, tea and hot water throughout the day. Breakfast is simple and hot and cold food is available. The hotel is self-check in, but the staff will help. The disadvantage is that there is no restaurant in the hotel to provide catering services. The hotel is quiet and it is recommended to stay for two to three days.

Parking nearby is very expensive, and then the staff told us a not so close 10 Euro a day, the parking price is very cheap, 40 Euros for children with children, hmm, the city is very beautiful, the hotel location is also very good, far from the city center very convenient

We've very much enjoyed our room, chilling, watching TV and having a good night's sleep on very comfortable Auping beds. Breakfast in the morning was excellent, lots of healthy and fresh choices. Overall a good vibe!

I booked a deluxe one-bedroom room. The room is big and touching The poor size of European hotels everyone knows In fact, the concept of the hotel is similar to that of a shared apartment. The design is popular in Northern Europe + industry in recent years, suitable for online celebrities to take pictures. The location is great. It takes only 10 minutes to go to the city center to eat, drink and buy. The cafe downstairs, the organic supermarket, and the surrounding restaurants and cafes The hotel was rebuilt based on a porcelain burning factory, so it is very fashionable with the new and the old~ The concept focuses on ”students” sharing, so the hotel service staff are more friendly and casual I gave an ice cream when I checked in. The details are pretty cute. Still have to pay attention: laundry and ironing can only go to the unified laundry room on the first floor of the hotel Laundry, coin-operated self-service type, ironing clothes, there are equipment at will