First time in a van der Valk hotel. Was prepared for a not so great old hotel because I always thought that way of van der Valk hotels. I was pleasantly surprised by the very nice roomy and renovated bedrooms. We had a deluxe room so no sound of the highway/traffics. Breakfast was good, nice selection of different kind of bread, rolls, fresh orange juice ,bake to order fried eggs, lots of choices. Friendly staff.

We also had diner 1 night and can totally recommend the Chateaubriand. Very large portions so don't take an appetizer if you're going for the Chateaubriand. I like their idea of choosing your own grand dessert out of many small desert choices (I believe they were €2 per portion).

Location is good to visit the city of Maastricht.

Luxury room with french balcony on the quiet side of the hotel. Spacious, clean and equipped with safe, flat-screen TV and large bed, two seater bench. Check inn -efficient and friendly. Payment on arrival or give your credit card . Package: 2 nights + breakfast + 2 x 3 course dinner (129 euros per person.) Price quality is good. Dinner Choice bistro or restaurant. You can choose your meal from the menu for worth about 22 euros Dinner reasonable quality (large portions), great breakfast with lots of choice. Nice hotel for a few days maastricht. Free shuttle bus from hotel to downtown. Parking facillities ok.

A very nice hotel in a very peaceful environment in Maastricht.
The room was nice and clean, and the breakfast was very nice.
All in all - recommended.

We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights, and had nothing to complain about. This is a large, modern hotel, aimed at both business travellers and families. Rooms are clean, the restaurant is old-style van de Valk. The personel did a great job, and immediately notified my mother about a left behind item (a phone). It is attentiveness like that this makes a good hotel into a great one.
There is an excellent all you can eat buffet at this hotel on fridays, saturdays and sundays. This does not go ahead if there are not enough reservations, and it's best to call first.