Maastricht’s Roman and Spanish ruins, collection of interesting museums and wonderfully varied French and Belgian architecture make it a Netherlands must-see. The Bonnefantenmuseum is probably the best known and has some impressive modern art as well as earlier European works, but you’ll also probably want to visit the Museum Aan Het Vrijhof and see the wonderful fort and basilica. As well as being beautiful and historic it’s also a university town, so it can be pretty lively. The best places to stay in Maastricht tend to be in the glorious historic centre.
The best places to stay in Maastricht will fill up quickly during the peak summer months so book quickly to avoid disappointment.
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Contemporary, good-value hotel located in Maastricht's trendy Wyck district. Rooms are simple but colourful and decorated with vintage furniture. There are great public areas: a gym, wellness centre, sauna, friendly lobby living room and a lively coffee shop where you can enjoy Afternoon Tea.
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Family-run self-catered apartments located in a converted farmhouse just outside Maastricht. Suiting families and groups, each beautifully designed, spacious and luxurious unit has a kitchen area. Benefit from the quiet of the surrounding countryside, yet explore the city just 5 minutes drive away.
Maastricht
A boutique hotel set directly opposite Maastricht's central station, in the Wijck district. Rooms are playful and pretty with crisp white sheets and patterned wallpapers. The restaurant serves three different types of breakfast and the atmospheric roof terrace is a great place for evening drinks.
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Beautiful B&B situated in an 18th-century townhouse in the central Wyck district of Maastricht. Located on a leafy street, all four rooms are decorated in a classic style with tasteful antique touches. Two can be combined into a suite. A generous breakfast is served in an elegant shared dining-room.
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A stylish boutique hotel set in the centre of bustling Maastricht. This 14th-century monastery has been tastefully converted into a slick yet inviting property. Paris has inspired the decor, as well as the convivial Cafe Louis restaurant on-site. Chic interiors match a beautiful shuttered facade.
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A restaurant with rooms in Maastricht's historic centre. The 17th-century building hosts two elegantly designed and spacious suites with large windows that offer views over the charming street below. Despite the property's restaurant breakfast is not included, but there are lots of options nearby.
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Elegant B&B situated in a converted townhouse in the centre of Medieval Maastricht. This home-away-from-home is located on a quiet street just off the Vrijthof, so although there is no restaurant, bars, cafes and shops are on your doorstep. Each room is unique and decorated in a warm and cosy style.
Maastricht
A hotel, bistro and bar located in a buzzing area of central Maastricht. Each of the 16 rooms is unique; those after a romantic retreat will love the suites' roll-top baths. Developed by a local interior designer, the property boasts exposed wooden beams, high ceilings and beautiful wooden floors.
Maastricht
A well-situated boutique hotel that combines contemporary style with the historic charm of a traditional townhouse in central Maastricht. Rooms are spacious with high ceilings and decorated in chic Dutch style. The hotel puts together a package with nearby restaurant 'Au Coin des Bon Enfants'.
Maastricht
Family-run B&B located in a 15th-century farmhouse in the Maastricht countryside. The owners treat guests like family; as well as a shared kitchen, the couple will happily cook dinner for you. The six spacious rooms offer the best of both worlds; views of the city with plenty of peace and quiet.
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Beautiful boutique hotel converted from two 1920s buildings on the Vrijthof, Maastricht's main square. Rooms, suites and apartments have high ceilings, fireplaces and muted colours schemes of coral, grey and white. No restaurant on-site but the central location means you are surrounded by options.
Maastricht
A contemporary boutique hotel located in the historic Wyck district of Maastricht. The building is a converted stately home dating from 1912 and combines character with pared-back minimalist style and all modern comforts. Harry's, the buzzing ground-floor restaurant, is renowned in the area.
Maastricht
An intimate five-bedroom boutique hotel located on a central Maastricht square that has been inhabited since Roman times. Each room is unique, with its own style, decor and specially sourced ornaments. Although there is no restaurant the prime location means you are surrounded by culinary options.
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Quirky seven-room B&B nestled in the very heart of historic Maastricht, just metres from Vrijthof, the city's main square. Each room is designed to feel like home with unique touches. There is no restaurant but a generous breakfast is served in the room and there are plenty of dining options nearby.
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This Design hotel and former Gothic monastery, dating back to the 15th century looks like something from an Elle Decor shoot. Rooms juxtapose old & new: exposed stonework with pop colours and artwork, large arched windows with statement furniture. Surely the most stylish way to discover Maastricht!
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A refined countryside retreat just outside Maastricht. The vibe leans modern-classic, with elegant interiors that feel curated but never fussy. Expect a nature-focused spa, thoughtful dining rooted in local produce, and quietly luxurious rooms. Understated indulgence, done right.
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A terraced castle near Maastricht with baroque gardens and sweeping views of the Jeker Valley. Inside, herringbone parquet floors, dazzling chandeliers, and historic charm meet modern comfort. Two restaurants showcase French-inspired cuisine with fresh, local produce. A true fairytale escape.
