Hotels With bar in Limburg, Netherlands

I booked a room with two double beds, one on top and one on the bottom, and the space was very clean and comfortable. Pros: 1. Free hot water and tea bags provided. 2. Breakfast options seemed limited, but it was tastier and cleaner than convenience store food. 3. Most areas were very clean, with no strange odors. 4. The location was very convenient. Cons: 1. The duvet and pillow had a slight smell and yellow stains. Luckily, clean duvet covers and pillowcases were provided, but the downside was having to put them on myself. After putting them on, the smell was much better. 2. The faucets in the shared bathroom were hard to turn, and there weren't many shelves, which was a bit inconvenient. However, it was a wet/dry separation bathroom, so showering was a little challenging but acceptable. 3. The shared kitchen and refrigerator were incredibly smelly; I would absolutely not use them. 4. Soundproofing was poor. 5. No elevator. More suitable for short stays of up to 3 days.

There is a stick and iron in the room. Also a bottle of water for greeting would have been nice. The kits are too thick. There are no bathing clothes in the room, only for free loan and not in oversize. It was also very cold in the room. The restaurant is very good, the breakfast was also excellent.

Our TV did not work. Batteries and technical service were/was not available because we checked in after 6 pm. Reported at check-out. Answer: thanks for reporting and sorry for that. However, no compensation or a cup of coffee for the inconvenience. Very disappointing. You book a room with facilities and then you want to use them. We did not make a fuss about it, it is not worth it, but it is a shame. Otherwise a great hotel!

Beautiful exterior, but the interior feels very dated. The whole place would benefit greatly from some investment. Economy rooms resemble dorms: creaky floors (charming at first, but disruptive at night with people using the shared toilets), sagging mattresses, a broken bedside light, only one chair, no decorations, and no ceiling light. I realize we booked an economy room, but this felt extremely basic. On the first night, a party went on until 1:30 am. Guests should be informed in advance, and events shouldn’t run so late if the property also functions as accommodation. It’s also a shame that tours of the abbey come at an extra fee; this could easily be included for guests. Overall, the place feels more focused on making money than investing in guest experience. Lots of potential, but currently disappointing.

Great large room Directly opposite the Maastricht station and bus station Walking distance to spa grocery store and 15mins walk to city centre Stairs to reception, no lift to reception - not good for disabled people - apparently the other entrance was locked but it has a platform for wheelchair accessibility to the reception/dining room and the lift to other levels. That would have been helpful instead of dragging my suitcase and backpack up about 10 steps to reception. Not good for disabled people with heart condition and brain injury and balance issues. There was no buzzer to call for assistance and couldn't leave suitcase on the street. They need to provide instructions to guests with disabilities to proceed to the other locked door and have a buzzer on that door. Other than that everything was great

The hotel is visible to have a small repair! Overall not bad. The location is good and parking places are enough. A great place to stay near Weeze Airport.

I recently stayed at a hotel and wanted to share my thoughts. It was a pretty decent place for the price. The rooms were clean and comfy, and the staff was friendly and helpful. The hotel is in a good location, especially if you're visiting Maastricht University. While it may not have fancy extras, it's a solid choice if you want a budget-friendly stay without sacrificing comfort.

It takes about 15 minutes on foot from the outlet and parking is easy. The staff are friendly and the breakfast, although not very varied, is not bad. There are restaurants and supermarkets nearby, and you can conveniently use the outlets. Good place to use

Good stay near Valkenberg station, but tight for early conference goers The hotel is conveniently located near Valkenberg station. My room was nice and clean. I especially liked the leather chair – it's soft but still firm enough to sit and work for long periods, which was perfect for me. Breakfast was good, even though the variety was somewhat limited. However, breakfast starts at 7:00 AM. Since I had a conference at MECC (about a 14-minute walk plus a 20-minute train ride), I had to rush every morning to get there on time. If you have an early start, just be aware of that. Overall, a pleasant stay if your schedule allows a bit more flexibility in the morning.

The newly renovated monastery is a historic building and a special place. There is an entrance to the hotel from the underground parking garage Oda. There is a good restaurant with tasty food. There are no bottles of water in the room. According to the receptionist, the water from the tap is drinkable. However, we couldn't find any information about it in the room. There is scale in the kettle. Although this is a common occurrence in most hotels. There are also no toiletries. For a hotel of this category, this would be expected.