Hotel Belfleur - Houthalen-Helchteren

This was a great hotel. Our room was for 2 adults and 2 kids. The kids had a loft upstairs with twin beds, a tv and desk. There was plenty of room for all of us. The breakfast was good - typical European breakfast - hard boiled eggs, breads, meats and Cheeses, yogurt and toppings for the yogurt. It was about a 15 minute drive to Valkenburg. There was not a whole lot right around the hotel in walking distance, but several villages around it with plenty of places to eat etc.

I stayed here recently for 2 nights and really enjoyed my stay. The hotel is in a great location: a few minutes (if that) from the train station and about a 10 minute walk from the city center. Note that the hotel does not have reception in the actual building. You have to go to the hotel across the street to check in and get your key. The people working at the hotel were very friendly. Upon check-in I was asked if this was my first time staying at the hotel (it was) and then he introduced himself and shook my hand. I thought that was a nice personal touch. The room itself was exactly as advertised. It had a very nice modern feel to it, but at the same time it didn't seem like aesthetic came at the expense of practicality. The bed was very comfortable, and the mood lighting was a nice touch (although some of the lights seemed to be broken, but it didn't really matter to me). The bathroom was clean and the shower had good water pressure. I did not have the breakfast because I thought that it was too expensive, so I can't comment on that. I have no complaints. The location is great and the price is right. I would definitely stay here again if I come back to Maastricht.

I have stayed here multiple times when in town to work at the azM. Nice to be close to train if you are toting bags or boxes. Close enough to everything in the center for walking, sightseeing, restaurants, etc. Enjoyed the restaurant Unami which just opened down the block.

We enjoyed this place a lot! (Of course it helps that Maastricht is such a gem!) The hotel originally booked us for a first-floor street-side room, but without even going to the room we asked if we could be given an off-street room. Without the slightest hesitation, we were moved to a sort of duplex/loft room on the second and third floors. The clerk explained very apologetically that the bedroom and the living and bath rooms were separated by a staircase. Not a problem! It was more like an apartment than a hotel room. The room was spacious, with our own balcony, and plenty of desk, shelf, hanger and bathroom counter space. We had a TV on each level. The room was also super quiet. The hotel is an easy walk across the river to the old town center via either one of two footbridges. My only beef is a very small one: unlike other hotels we stayed in in Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg, the Crowne Plaza didn't have CNN - in English, they had only BBC world news, Euro news, and some of the sillier American TV programming.

Our stay was excellent - great service & great location! I would highly recommend it!