I came here a few years ago on my first trip to Maastrich. I am a big fan of spending time in…read moreLimburg when I need to take a break from Amsterdam. I would strongly suggest to travelers to stop through this wonderful little city. I adored the hotel, it was so cosy and convenient. Maastricht is one of my favourite little places to get away in the Netherlands. This wonderful little cathedral city has so much culture and history, it's a must visit! A great place to getaway with your lover for the weekend or to shop until you drop with your girlfriends. I am Catholic, so I enjoyed seeing the saints placed everywhere.The best time to go is in spring or summer, so you can enjoy wondering through the city on foot or bike.

A really nice business hotel located next to the convention center in Maastricht. It's not a good…read morelocation if you want to be in the city center and there is nothing to do around this hotel as it's surrounded by offices and the convention center. We stayed here as there were no hotels available in town during Christmas period. I found it on booking.com and it was reasonably priced. It takes about 40 mins to walk to the city center along the river and it's a lovely walk. There is plenty of public transport from here to the city center also. Rooms are clean and spacious. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The breakfast buffet is good and not generally included with the room. The room service is ordinary and I did not like it at all. There is a bar and restaurant for meals which was quite inflexible and would not offer any alternatives to the standard menu items. All in all an ok stay and I would probably stay here again if there are no other options available.

This hotel is an easy walk from the Maastricht Randwyck train station…read more It's a good thing that the furnishings are comfortable. Because if you do anything related to the Internet you will spend a lot of time waiting. The bed is clean and soft. It's a great place to take a nap while you wait for your email to finish downloading. While you wait for a few tweets to download on Twitter, go have a meal in the restaurant. The prices are reasonable (though, typical higher-than-they-need-to-be). The service is adequate, and the food is alright (though, typical not-as-good-as-what-they-charge-you). Thinking of watching a video of cats on YoutTube? The little, video-loading spinner icon will remind you to try the bathroom. The shower is in working order, clean, and the toiletries are nice. After you've had a nice, long, luxurious bath, you'll have about 60 seconds of video ready to watch. Looking for an ipod dock or a USB port to charge your phone? Look no further. There aren't any. But we have this lovely FM radio, complete with a dial. Built into the bed side table at a 90º angle to the bed for easy access! (See my photo) And a telephone, complete with 16 buttons. Location, comfort and cleanliness are pretty good at this hotel. But the 1990s called and they want their technology back.

Yep, it's a boat that serves as a low cost hotel. I don't dare say hostel, but it's similar in…read morecost. The rooms were what was expected for the price and the breakfast served each morning satisfied our groups' needs. All the restaurants, bars, shops and parking garages are nearby. I'd go back if I find myself in Maastricht again.

I love this special hotel near Vrijthof. It is clean nice Classic rooms with free WiFi. Perfect…read morebreakfast with view on the Vrijthof. But what i like most are the pillows. They sleep so well. Lovely. There is no minibar but coffee facilities in the room and hotel. Guatateed to sleep well on those lovely pillows. Best in town.

Stayed here in July 2019 so things may have changed a bit. Getting the key was a bit cumbersome as…read morewe had to drive to their main location (Parkhotel) to get it. The villa itself is wonderful, it was built in 1880 by my great-grandfather, and my grandfather and his siblings were born in it. Though I have been by it a few times this was the first time we actually stayed here. Parking, which is sufficient, is free. The area is quite nice and walkably close to the touristy restaurant and castle area. The family room was spacious and comfortable, though as expected there is no lift so you have to carry your suitcases up stairs. The included breakfast in the former carriage house next door was simple but tasty and had enough variety. A great family experience for me.

Oh! I loved this place! We were att he christmas market in Maastricht and this hotel was a 30…read moreminutes drive from there. Our room was great, feeling very fresh and very cosy. We had been looking for a B&B that would have sort of a cottage-feel to it but instead we found this hotel that totally made the cut! So, fresh room, nice interior but sadly the beds were too hard (bumps it down a star). The location was a little deceptive to the pictures, it looked like it was seated in the forrest but the front was actually facing a street. The back however had a beautiful garden with a small wood connected to it. Great for a little dog walk in the evening and morning (yeah, dogs are allowed). Breakfast was very nice, although it was 25 € extra per person. There was freshly fried eggs, bacon, champagne, juice (although not freshly squeezed which would be recommendable for 25 € extra), coffee or tea served in a pot at the table, lots of bread, fresh fruits, yoghurts, salmon, mozzarella etc etc. The hallways and basically the whole hotel had an old but beautiful interior. I think it's a must see!

This is a lovely little hotel across the street from the Liege train station. It was an easy walk…read moreto get there once arriving. The location was further enhanced by several eating establishments nearby. The exterior suggested a vintage feel and the interior confirmed it. The lobby was cozy and the front desk service was efficient and polite. I was assigned a room on the fourth level and found it to be clean and surprisingly spacious. The work area was adequate and the bathroom was sufficiently roomy to allow maneuverability. The WiFi was free of charge and worked well during my stay. The bed was comfortable and the environs were adequately quiet to allow me to get good sleep. The view from the room looked over a construction lot; as such, it was nothing special. The breakfast was quite good as it featured the hot and cold choices one would expect. In addition to eggs and meat, there were also good bread options with yogurt, cereals, cold meats, cheese and fruit. The dining room was adequately spacious such that one did not feel cramped. My room rate was 140 euros. I thought this was reasonable and represented a decent value. In general, I was happy with my stay here. If I need a hotel in Liege again, I would certainly consider coming back to this hotel.

A modern style hotel at the edge of the pedestrian center if Aachen…read more On the four star scale: the hotel service was very good and all staff we interacted with were pleasant and professional. The parking was also good, underground and included in our room rate. Breakfast was excellent with many diverse choices. Those with smaller appetites though may wish to skip the 14 euro charge and just get a coffee on the square. A major disappointment was no air conditioning anywhere. While we understand this is a northern climate, it can and does get quite hot in Germany. Indeed it was 31 C the day we stayed. City areas are noisy with people leaving bars between 12-2 am (we've found this to be true all over Western Europe), and even with ear plugs it can be noisy. Other hotels in Aachen, I e the Novotel , are air conditioned so I think this would also be a good addition. The other weird thing was no ice. The person at the desk gave me a glass and said there are no ice machines anywhere in Germany, something I find difficult to believe. The internet charge is 5 euro, which is not so bad. But, only one device can be logged in at the same time. A second person logging in to the same room kicks off the first, and one has to re-enter all the information about the room and check out date, etc. Quite annoying, and very fixable I think. All in all the aquis grana would be ok for a visit in fall or winter, but in summer I'd recommend getting a hotel with a/c of which there are several to choose from in Aachen.