D'Orangerie

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• Ana C

  22 septiembre 2012
  Sencillo

  Es un hotel sencillo y tranquilo cuyo mejor activo es la ubicación, está situado a un minuto del centro de la ciudad. El precio que se paga es excesivo para un tres estrellas y la recepción no está atendida de forma continua. A la noche no hay recepcionista y durante el día a menudo no se encuentran en el puesto, al menos en mi caso dos de las tres veces que necesité acudir a ellos. Son amables en el trata o eso sí y la limpieza de la habitación es aceptable. Los colchones de la cama son excesivamente blandos, cuidado con tu espalda!. No probé la comida así que no puedo decir nada al respecto. Si bajaran los precios sería un lugar recomendable.

  

• 66primaveras

  17 diciembre 2015
  Recomendable

  Edificio muy antiguo pero muy bien conservado. Excelente atención del personal, destacables los detalles de bienvenida y despedida. Nos dieron un up grade sin cargo y la habitación era muy amplia, con detalles de época, batas de baño, cafetera y nevera en la habitación. Tiene parcking

  

• Helia G

  30 agosto 2017
  Cobran aparte por mascotas

  Un hotel algo descuidado y obsoleto. Lo elegimos porque ponía que admitían mascotas, al salir nos cobraron un extra de 25 por nuestra perrita de 7 kg a pesar de que en el checking estábamos con ella y no nos dijeron nada... Personalmente creo que hay opciones más interesantes en la ciudad. Ubicación buena, pero es que está todo muy cerca...!! El jabón de la ducha es muy agradable, pero es el único amenity del baño...

  

• Pascal B

  08 julio 2019
  A night with André Rieu.

  Thursday 4th of July 2019, Maastricht, late afternoon. First we had to queue in the underground parking lot nearby, before we can check in at d' Orangerie, a hotel within walking distance of the towncenter and the Vrijthof. The hotel has it's own parking lot, but as we made a last minute reservation, they hadn't any parking space left. That night we attented a concert by André Rieu. Our room on the third floor only was accessible by stairs, so we had quiet a workout. For free! A good condition helps a lot! The room under the roof was spacious (1 double and 1 single bed), with a marbled bathroom and a kitchenette. Freshened up, we're going out. It 's still early, the concert is at 9:00. So there's time to have dinner. Amadeus, a brasserie with a terrace on a cosy square, just around the corner of the Vrijthof, offers good food. As the evening went by, more and more people made there way to the concert. But we don't have to hurry and checking in at the gates went smoothly. On the premises, piccolos dressed in bright red uniforms acted as hosts and hostess. On the restaurant terraces along the Vrijthof, pretty full house everywhere, people booked dinner - concert arrangements. The ambiance started to grow as a colorful dressed up fanfare marches up and down the market square, playing catching music. Fans came from over the world, we had Germans and Spanish sitting next and in front of us. But also Americans, even New Zealanders. UntilPeople started to cheer as André Rieu and his orchestra made his big entrance. Popular Viennese Waltz music made the air swinging, the crowd got in the mood, one song after the other. After the break, over 100 ballroom dancers made their entrance while the orchestra played the blue Danube. Breathetaking scenery! As the end came near, the crowd was asking for an encore, more then once. If that was not enough 'The Vrijthof People' came on stage, imitating the famous Village people. The audience went wild, singing and dancing, a firework of gold coloured confetti above their heads. We had a good time at the Vrijthof! Around half past midnight the concert was over and for us time to go to bed. Friday morning, after a comfortable night sleep, we had breakfast downstairs. The buffet turned out to be surprising, with an extensive choice of coffee or tea, fresh fruit and fruit juices, different breads, muesli, yogurt, processed meats and cheese, omelette and boiled eggs, preserves and syrup, tomato mozzarella and smoked salmon. You cann 't wish for anything more to start your day!

  

• OsterodeAussie

  22 junio 2020
  Rude Staff

  The hotel is well-locatd in the city and close to most things - the river, museums, restaurants etc. The room was fine, but nothing special. The staff were quite rude and not at all helpful. For the price there are doubtless better places to stay in this very nice small city.