Hotels Near Maastricht in Maastricht

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 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.

Wonderful place to enjoy a relaxing weekend with children: warm and cozy swimming pool, sauna that can be privatizedd, restaurant, daily hotel room with two bedrooms, and all the fun in one place. We recommend this place also for great walks on the natural park next door and the museums and markets at Maastricht near by.

The hotel is quite new, suitable for self-driving tours, and is far from public transportation facilities. Room equipment is simple. The parking lot is a little far away and requires an extra fee. It is recommended that after 8 pm, you can park in nearby roadside parking spaces without paying extra.

Voor een t****aagse wielerwedstrijd hier met het team een overnachting geboekt. Vooraf eea afgesproken met de meedenkende manager/eigenaresse wat betreft de avond maaltijd. Bij aankomst vriendelijk ontvangen en zijn we in de watten gelegd met de tortilla wraps. Zeer uitgebreid gegeten met vele extra’s en toetje ijs/slagroom en verse vruchten. De volgende morgen een dito ontbijt. Kortom voortreffelijk. Jaco van der Eijk ploegleider van MRDH/Westland

3 nights on the floor a perfect room. This was with terrace on the garden side. Funny quiet and so delicious sleep in the good beds. Bad room spacious with washing table, bathroom and separate shower with rain and hand shower. Toilet separated. A lot of mountain space and large picture flatscreen TV in the room. Coffee/tea set available. Breakfast is extensive, dinner is quickly served and delicious. Friendly staff. We were very happy that the engine could be set inside. Real service and I'd like to come back here.

Wij hebben een uitstekend verblijf gehad in dit hotel. Wij hadden een normale kamer geboekt maar tot onze verbazing mochten we verblijven in de junior suite welke voorzien was van alle gemakken. Vanuit hotel liep je zowat de markt op wat erg gezellig was met de barretjes en restaurants. Ontbijt in hotel was ook prima. Het is inderdaad wat gehorig maar dat is echt enige puntje van kritiek.

The two stars is for the skiing facilities and a kind member of staff who filled a kettle with boiling water so I could have a cup of tea in the evening. The rest is not worth the money!! The rooms are over priced. We had a studio with 4 beds upstairs (one double, two twins) and sofa bed downstairs. The sofa bed cannot be used by friends as it’s right next to a toilet and shower with glass sliding doors, no privacy and you would be woken during the night with people going to the toilet right next to you. There is no kettle, tea/coffee in the room and the cafe doesn’t offer any take away hot drinks. Nor do they offer a selection of caffeine free teas so it’s impossible to have a drink whilst staying unless you have their limited range. The room isn’t serviced daily, strange for a hotel. The photos showed a desk, but there wasn’t one, might not be an issue for some but my children were revising for exams. Worst of all is the food. The cafe menu is full of ultra processed rubbish that comes from the freezer and the quality and taste is awful. If you are staying for a few days you are stuck with this menu as nothing else was open for lunch. Dinner - the hotel charged myself and my two children (aged 11 and 13) €33 each for a buffet dinner - €99 for 3. For this privilege we were offered a tray and 6 choices, to be served canteen style. This was rice, couscous, mixed veg, chicken, salmon or beef stew. Plus bread. Pudding was a few pears and oranges served whole and unpeeled and plain yoghurt you can spoon into a bowl. Not a buffet, this was a canteen with very limited choice, no puddings or icecream. No drinks except fruit cordial and water. When I complained to the staff that for €33 they should be offering some proper dessert options they said they would get some icecream from the cafe but then hid in the kitchen and didn’t come out for the rest of the service. I had to hunt down a staff member to order a glass of wine and was asked to pay for it before leaving. However when I left there were no staff insight and after 10 minutes I got fed up and left. I’ve no doubt it will be added to my bill of €99 even though they said it couldn’t be added to my bill and I would need to pay separately. €33!!! For one main. How can they justify that? The ski facilities are great and ‘some’ of the staff tried to be helpful but it’s clear there are serious failings in how the hotel is run. I won’t be returning and cannot wait to go home and enjoy some fresh food that’s not filled with UPF’s and costing €33 per plate

There is a buffet for breakfast. If you choose not to clean the room every day, there are 5 euros of substitutes that can be used to buy food. There is a small shop on the first floor. Basically, the supermarket is closed after 8 o'clock in the city.

Everything was good & twin beds were comfy, except the breakfast buffet didn't have any cooked eggs, sausage, or bacon! Too many breads & standard make-your-own waffle, and no normal black tea. Diamond members receive 2 drinks/snacks. Shower is not fully enclosed in glass and therefore can get floor very wet if you're not careful. Hotel is not near city centre. A seasonal shuttle to Christmas market should be offered. Taxi from hbf was €13.50. Bus picks up right down the street as well, but was difficult for Americans to navigate buses.