Maastricht is the city of the Vrijthof, winding alleys, good food and an almost southern feel. We rounded up the best hotels in Maastricht: from a hotel with a spa on the Vrijthof to small boutique hotels in the Jekerkwartier. That makes it easy to find a bed that fits your weekend away.
Best hotels Maastricht: how we chose them
We chose hotels that guests consistently rate highly, with plenty of reviews, and that all have something of their own: a special building, a great location or a personal atmosphere. That way you’ll find the Maastricht hotel that suits you, whether you come for the city center, the food or the peace and quiet.
BOUTIQUE HOTELS IN MAASTRICHT
Cousins is on the Capucijnengang and scores exceptionally high with guests. A small-scale, personal boutique hotel in the center. There’s a bar with a terrace and a garden, and the breakfast is delicious. Address: Capucijnengang 12, Maastricht.
Beaumont is on the Lage Barakken in Wyck, across the Maas. A stylish hotel within walking distance of the center. There’s a bar and a restaurant, and the breakfast is fantastic. Address: Lage Barakken 10, Maastricht.
Au Quartier is on the Kapoenstraat in the Jekerkwartier, one of the prettiest neighborhoods in Maastricht. Guests appreciate the atmosphere and the location. There’s a bar and a restaurant with a terrace, and the breakfast is fantastic. Address: Kapoenstraat 32, Maastricht.
Be41 is on the Bredestraat, right in the center. A small-scale address close to shops and restaurants. There’s a garden, and the breakfast is fantastic. Address: Bredestraat 41, Maastricht.
HOTELS WITH CHARACTER
Maison Haas Hustinx is on the Vrijthof, Maastricht’s most beautiful square, and has its own spa. A lovely place to unwind after a day in the city. You’ll find a pool, a sauna and a spa, plus a terrace, and the breakfast is delicious. Address: Vrijthof 20, Maastricht.
Trash Deluxe is on the Boschstraat and has a quirky interior full of surprises. A fun address for anyone looking for something different from a standard hotel. There’s a garden, and the breakfast is delicious. Address: Boschstraat 55, Maastricht.
Galerie Hotel Dis is on the Tafelstraat in the Jekerkwartier and combines sleeping with art. A quiet, creative place in the heart of the city. There’s a restaurant, and the breakfast is delicious. Address: Tafelstraat 28, Maastricht.
WELL RATED AND PRACTICAL
Zenden is on the Sint Bernardusstraat in the Jekerkwartier. A pleasant hotel that many guests rate highly. There’s a pool, a bar and a restaurant with a terrace, and the breakfast is delicious. Address: Sint Bernardusstraat 5, Maastricht.
Le Theatre is on the Vrijthof, next to the theater. You can’t stay in a better spot if you want to experience the city and its nightlife. There’s a bar and a restaurant with a terrace and garden, and the breakfast is very good. Address: Vrijthof 50, Maastricht.
Alex is on the Stationsstraat in Wyck, right by the station. Handy if you come by train and still want to sleep close to the center. There’s a bar and a restaurant with a terrace, and the breakfast is very good. Address: Stationsstraat 17a, Maastricht.
Where to stay in Maastricht
If you want everything within walking distance, choose the center around the Vrijthof and the Bredestraat. The Jekerkwartier is quiet and full of atmosphere. Wyck, across the Maas, is close to the station and has plenty of nice restaurants.
Fun things to do in Maastricht
Maastricht is known for its underground caves. Take a tour of the Northern Caves or the Sonneberg Caves, or discover the city with a local guide.
Booking a hotel in Maastricht
We prefer that you book your hotel directly via the hotel’s official website or Instagram account. That’s often where you find the best overview of rooms and current offers. Maastricht is popular on weekends and around holidays, so book in time.
Need more inspiration? Check out all our best hotels in the Netherlands or read our list of the best hotels in Eindhoven.
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