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From Hotel Randwyck you can easily reach the historic centre of Maastricht. This Roman fortified lends itself perfectly for a nice stroll along the abundance of monumental buildings. Visit the exclusive boutiques and antiques shops in the area Stokstraatkwartier, relax on a terrace at the…
The city hotel NH Maastricht has a unique location on the southern side of the city: across from the academic hospital Maastricht and the Maastricht exhibition and convention center (MECC). A 15-minute stroll will take you to the city centre. Public transport is available at…
Rue Haute B&B lies 5 km from the border between the Netherlands and Belgium. The centre of Maastricht is only 8 km from the Rue Haute comfortable B & B. The beautiful surroundings are very pleasant for many walking, cycling and motorcycle tours. One of the attractions in…
The romantic Kasteel De Hoogenweerth lies on a small peninsula in the Maas river, surrounded by a private English park of 4 hectares and a nature reserve. At 100 metres from the hotel lies a picturesque marina. From this peaceful haven you can easily reach…
The great recreation park Oost-Maarland offers many facilities and outdoor activities and is open all year. There is a beach, 2 playgrounds, mini golf and boule, canoeing and pedal boating or biking cave on a mountain bike with special lighting. In the surroundings of Hotel…
The guesthouse is conveniently located at just 4 kilometres from the Vrijthof square in Maastricht. You can visit charming towns such as Bilzen and Tongeren. In Tongeren you will find many traces of the Roman era. Bilzen has a vibrant nightlife.
B&B Bonjour lies only 3 kilometres from conference center MECC, the academic hospital and the university of Maastricht and 5 kilometres from Maastricht central station. In this city you can enjoy a drink at one of the outdoor bars at the Vrijthof square, go on…
