Hotels near TEFAF Maastricht, Maastricht

Great location to the city center, the surrounding area is peaceful and quiet. Had a pleasant stay here, the toilet flush is weak, might need fixing.

Great castle hotel in romantic surroundings during Christmas holidays ❄️🎄we has also our christmas dinner and breakfast included. Rooms are specious , clean. Shower is amazing designed. Definitely coming back. We're Dutch and Vietnamese . Great done Vaeshartelt 🇳🇱🇻🇳❤️

I choose this hotel because it is just 5 min walk from train station. And also very close to shopping and dining area. Check in is all automatic and is very easy. Room is big and clean the location makes it one of the best hotel for traveller

Very happy with the stay and receptionists. The room was spacious and had everything needed. A clean cover for over the extra blanket would make it perfect.

Wonderful overnight stay in an upgraded bridal suite, with champagne welcome in the beautiful (bath)room. Luxury breakfast basket and dinner in the adjacent restaurant (owned by the neighbors). Top-notch service in an equally top-notch location.

Self check in does not work properly… no signing saying where the reception is…

Just 120m away from train station. Abt 500m to city Center. No water & kettle in the room but they provide tea & coffee 24h in the lobby. There's soup till 11pm. Small room but clean. Can be quite noisy.

In heart of the city. Very near of all. clean. The personal was great. Stay there absolutly.

Budget hotel and about 15-min walk from the train station. This is totally fine without luggage, but challenging if you do (can book an Uber if you desire). Our room is clean but a bit small. It’s close to the major spots to visit in Maastricht so that’s nice.

My mother and I spent one night in a wonderful bed. The shower is open to the bedroom, but we don't mind seeing each other naked. The toilet is separate with a door. It's clean and cozy, decorated with antique furniture. The breakfast was also good. And ideally located in the city center near the Vrijthof square.