Peer Hotel Guide - Hotels with Spa in Peer, Flemish Region

"Very good Service and Breakfast! Unfortunately the

is not included. But if you go they ensure that are not too many people inside. "

"This is a really nice hotel and very highly recommended. Everything is just great. Food is very good, service is top class. There's a swimming pool too. As a motorcyclist I was pleased to be given the bike shed to park in. Perfect for a short break with

, a stopover for a family, or for a business person to use instead of a boring hotel in Maastricht. "

"We loved the hotel, it had everything we needed, and the kids absolute loved the pool. We used the pool twice, once as we arrived and once in the morning before we left. The beds were comfy and we had a balcony. Loved it. Walking distance to the centre, but we drove as our kids were tired. "

"Nice area,

was great, beds comfortable "

"It was charming, with a superb staff. The location is in a great neighborhood of Maastricht. The

was a welcome experience after a long day of walking. Given that we weee there for four nights I wish I had gone every day I was there. May ext time!"

"The pods are a very unique accommodation option as each was a decent size. The shared toilet and bathroom was always clean and stocked. I was lucky to have respectful (mostly) neighbours after midnight - 7am The

area is amazing! I had this to myself for 1hr out of my 90min session and it was so good for the muscles before bed. "

"The resort is located on the outskirts of Maastricht. It is only a 10 minute bike ride to the city centre, where there is free valet parking. The apartments and homes are luxurious and comfortable, and the main square (Het Wilhelmus) has all the facilities you need during a short or even longer stay (bicycle rental, bakery, childcare, pub, restaurants). The resort is dog friendly and has a swimming pool and a

."

"The staff here are exceptional and the little extras make it very homely. We loved the games, the free soup and the room was perfect for our needs. We could easily walk into town."