Kruisherenhotel
Kruisherenklooster
A 15th-century Gothic monastery converted into a design hotel. A modern glass-and-steel mezzanine and a red wine bar fill the former church nave.
The Kruisheren monastery was built in the 15th century and became a design hotel in 2005. Its most striking feature is the former church. A modern steel-and-glass mezzanine has been inserted into the nave, with the reception and a red wine bar beneath it. The stained-glass windows and dome paintings have been preserved. Non-guests may visit the lobby, restaurant, and bar, and may order a coffee or wine and sit down. Guest room areas are not open to the public. It is in the northwest corner of the old town, about a five-minute walk from Vrijthof Square.
Opening hours
Lobby and bar open from day into evening
Nearby sights
- Basilica of Saint Servatius
- St. John's Church
- Vrijthof
- Natural History Museum Maastricht
- Casemates (Kazematten)
- Boekhandel Dominicanen
- Markt & City Hall
- Jekerkwartier & City Walls