La Bergere Hotel And Housing - Maastricht, Netherlands
Stationstraat 40
Maastricht, 6221BR Nightly Rates(179.69 - 266.93)4 Star
Property Description
A distinguished member of design hotelsTM.In Maastricht, Burgundian tradition meets refreshing modernism at Hotel La Bergère, Netherland's first design hotel. A single red tulip may point the way through an iron gate to the hotels entrance. It depends, for as the seasons change, so does La Bergere's inner ambience: furnishings of greens and yellows are displayed in spring and change to rust and ochre as winter approaches.Even the rooms change, but rather with each guest. Keeping "tranquility" the underlying principle of design, guestrooms are comfortable, with plenty of light and creamy shades contrasting with playful chairs and artwork. Customize and rearrange as you like whether its an armchair to read in, a work station to write at or artwork for inspiration.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Express Checkout
Parking
Room Service
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Superior Double Room
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Superior Room 40sqm with one Double Bed - wooden floors, design furniture -Philip Stark-, Because of the average stay of 2 nights the room?s inventory has been reduced to minimum. At check in we will escort every guest to the room and ask if a wardrobe, desk with laptop, mini-bar, ironing board etc. is needed, it can be placed within 30 seconds. All rooms include hairdryer, radio, flat screen TV, cable-television, stereo and wireless internet.
Standard Double
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Standard Room with one Queen Size Bed or Twin Beds, 24sqm, all rooms are equipped with design furniture -Philip Stark-. Because of the average stay of 2 nights, the room?s inventory has been reduced to minimum. At check-in we will escort every guest to the room and ask if a wardrobe, desk with laptop, mini bar, ironing board etc. is needed, it can be placed with 30 seconds. All rooms include a hairdryer, radio, flat screen TV, cable-television and wireless internet.
Deluxe Double Room
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Deluxe Room with one Queen Size Bed 40sqm, all rooms are equipped with design furniture -Philip Stark-. Because of the average stay of 2 nights, the rooms inventory has been reduced to minimum. At check-in we will escort every guest to the room and ask if a wardrobe, desk with laptop, mini-bar, ironing board etc. is needed, it can be placed with 30 seconds. All rooms include a hairdryer, flat screen TV, cable-television, radio, wireless internet and several amenities upon request.
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Miscellaneous Information
Netherlands (Dutch) Guilders is the native currency.
Check in time is 1pm
Check out time is 12pm
Time Zone is CET
Opened in Hotel La Bergere was built in 1990.
Renovated in Hotel La Bergere has been recently remodeled in 2000.
75 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
Enter Maasstricht by way of the A2 directly from the airport, at the fifth traffic light turn right and go under the tunnel, at the end of the tunnel turn right, once at the very next traffic light turn right again, you will now be in Stationsstraat. Because of our building's activities, our reception is around the corner, so turn left at the first crossing. Our reception is at the left sode of the road after about 100 meters.
Hotel La Bergere in located in the city center, close to the entertainment and shopping area, 100 m from the main train station, and 10 km from Maastricht Aachen Airport.
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a credit card guarantee.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation must be made 1 day prior to arrival.No-show fee is 1 night stay including tax.
Restaurant Information
Le Salonard
* Serving a French cuisine * Open for lunch and dinner * Dress code is Tenu de Ville * Located 5 minutes walking distance from hotel
Ca del Biro
* Serving an Italian cuisine * Open for lunch and dinner * Dress code is Tenu de Ville * Located 5 minutes walking distance from the hotel
Manderin
* Serving a Chinese cuisine * Open for lunch and dinner * Dress code is casual * Located 10 minutes from the hotel
Meeting Facility
Conference Center
The hotel does not have an on-site conference room but is only a 15-minute walk from Maastricht Conference Center.
Recreation Information
On-site Recreation
* Roof-top gym with city views * ?La Byb? library and reading room
Off-site Recreation
* Three Country Point (hiking trials)-15km south-west from hotel * Thermae 2000 (luxery spa)-10km south of hotel *
Country Point
9 miles North East
Caves of Mount St Peter
6 miles North
Romanesque Churches
2 miles North
Bonnefanten Museum
1 mile East
Windmills
6 miles South
Thermae 2000
6 miles North
Brussel Airport
81 miles East
Maastricht Aachen Airport
9 miles East
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