I booked my stay after leaving the Empereur down the street and was quite happy with the change. The hotel is quirky and interesting. Three things to ask for at check in: a closet, a coffee maker and a room with a bathroom door (if you're not alone). The staff is super accommodating, the tiny gym on the fourth floor... More

Was on a short trip and the breakfasts after the long nights were so revitalizing. Tables and cabinet are missing from the rooms which was a little bit funny. Car parking is around 500 meters so not too far,

We were able to book return train tickets & hotel for €100 through a special deal and this was the only hotel in Maastricht participating, normally we go to the Beaumont. The location of this hotel is great, it's right beside the station and a short walk to the city centre. We had a room on the first floor overlooking... More

Stayed at the Designhotel on business. Despite not having my reservation, any admin trouble was quickly cleared up by the lovely staff. The room was very interesting, spacious, modern etc. The comfy bed was on a raised platform, which I only noticed when I walked straight into it (moody lighting threw me off!). I then quickly noticed the lack of... More

We stayed a few days in a pretty room, with view on the street near the river Maas. Walking a few minutes and your in the centre of the town. The restaurant is average, especially for vegetarians. Happily there are a lot of fine restaurants in the city.

I stayed here two nights in room 105 (Bollinger room). This room has no windows, which I knew so that was no problem. The theme is Bollinger and that is nicely done. Bathroom was all black and looked nice. Problem was that it was too dark and there was not enough light around the mirror. The location is very good.... More

Nice location near to town and the station with parking on the street nearby. Lots of restaurants close by. Room is fine including shower stall which I like compared to a tub. They have a small gym which is not typical of most hotels in the area. Nothing amazing on the upside but also nothing wrong.

We were given a room (standard type) at the ground floor, with the window facing a small terrace with some fences and then the street! To access this room one had to pass through a very small hallway with old and dirty carpet, and storage and other hotel staff facilities were also there. The room itself was good enough for... More

We were first surprised by not having a toilet and shower in the room and the room was not-design in any means, so upgraded to a suite after some hassling. The furnishing in the suite was worn out and lacked any practical concepts (e.g. toilet door which should close and is not see-through, mirror and sink at 3m distance making... More