Description
Hotel Les Charmes enjoys a wonderful location in the inner city. The hotel is peacefully, yet very centrally situated. The hotel is housed in an eightteenth-century house in the area Jekerkwartier with its numerous listed buildings and picturesque alleys.
Hotel Les Charmes lies int he centre of Maastricht. Within a few minutes on foot you can reach 2 of the most famous squares in Maastricht: the lively Vrijthof and the Onze Lieve Vrouweplein. Around these squares are many cafes, restaurants and chic shopping streets.
The centre of Maastricht has many places worth visiting. The most popular are the lively Vrijthof with the Sint-Servaas Basilica, the Onze-Lieve-Vrouweplein with the Basilica of BVM and the thirteenth-century bridge Sint-Servaasbrug over the river Maas. The whole inner city of Maastricht is conservation area.
The area Jekerkwartier borders with the inner city of Maastricht. The historical area mostly consists of seventeenth and eightteenth-century listed buildings and many monuments such as the gothical church Oude Minderbroederskerk, the pest house Pesthuis and the former monastery Bonnefantenklooster. In this quiet area you will find picturesque streets, small shops and the beautiful Stadspark.
Food and Drinks
During the week you can have breakfast from 07:30 to 10:30 h. and in the weekend from 08:30 to 10:30 h.
There is no restaurant and bar in the hotel. You will find several restaurants and bars in the direct vicinity of the hotel.
Internet
You can make free use of wireless Internet in the hotel.
Other information
- The hotel has a 24-hour reception.
- An additional bed can be placed on request in the room for €35 a night.
- The hotel does not have special rooms for guests with a disability.
- Pets are not allowed in the hotel.
- Luggage can be stored at the hotel (on request).
Surroundings
Hotel Les Charmes in Maastricht lies within walking distance from the Natuurhistorisch Museum on the charming square De Bosquetplein. Other interesting museums are the Museum De Historische Drukkerij, Centre Céramique, the architecture museum NaiM, the Schatkamer of the Basilica of Saint Servaas and the Bonnenfantenmuseum, which is housed in a magnificent building designed by Italian architect Aldo Rossi.
The caves of the hill Sint Pietersberg, with its more than 20.000 tunnels, caused by the winning of marl, are definitely worth a visit. During the Secund World war they served as a hiding-place for Maastricht inhabitants.
Details
- Check in from
- 14:00
- Check out until
- 11:30
- Number of rooms
- 15
- Public parking lot
- You can park your car - at a charge - in the direct vicinity of the hotel.
- Children
- A cot for children up to 2 years old can be placed on request for free in the parents’ room.
- Facilities
- Meeting room, Internet, Garden, Breakfast
