Vacation rentals in Maastricht
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Private room · 1 guest · 1 bed · 1 shared bathroomEen persoons basic kamer direct achter het stationCentrally located behind the station. Room overlooks the station, within walking distance of the historic center. My room is suitable for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers and hairy friends (pets). Located at the back of the station with city's own ambient sounds. Shower and toilet. Room is on the 2nd floor Parking (paid) for the house. From station to reach 3 minutes walk via passarel (walkway). Within walking distance
What guests are saying:“Suzanne is an excellent hostess who can communicate quickly and pleasantly. Not bothered by noise nuisance, as was sometimes noticed by others. Within walking distance of station and center. Affordable parking right in front of the door or free parking in the vicinity. Definitely come back there.”
A light, airy apartment in artist's turn of the century house, a few minutes' walk from historic centre, cafés, shops and restaurants. Apartment is fully and tastefully equipped - accommodates 3 in comfort, privacy and style. Basic breakfast incl.
What guests are saying:“Lovely and cozy apartment. Barbara gave us detailed information in Maastricht and Aachen so it was really helpful to travel. Lovely paintings and artworks in the room and also we loved turnips she put. We liked the fresh bread she every day offered as a breakfast.”
In a characteristic street in Maastricht you will find a historical farmhouse. In the old cowshed we build a luxurious and cosy appartment. The shed is mostly build from marl stone, which creates a very special atmosphere.
What guests are saying:“A stylish, comfortable and spacious apartment in an interesting village, Wolder, on the outskirts of Maastricht. Nathalie and Susan were so helpful and friendly. It does take about 35 minutes to walk to the centre of the city but the bikes provided made it easy and fun to get into town. There is a very nice bar, Café de Pepel, a few minutes walk from the apartment; and, a short walk away, just across the border with Belgium, a fascinating World War II museum under the Vroenhoven Bridge across the Albert Cabal. We had a great time.”
