Leonardo Boutique Hotel Maastricht City Center
By the Top3Hotels editorial team. Based on Booking.com guest scores and reviews, location data and reference prices. We did not stay at this hotel. Updated 2026-10-24.
Worth booking if you arrive by train and want a four-star base with a strong breakfast at the lowest price among our Maastricht picks. Light sleepers who are fussy about mattresses should read recent reviews first.
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Leonardo Boutique Hotel Maastricht City Center is our Budget pick for Maastricht. It is a four-star hotel with a guest score of 8.3 from 3,618 reviews, the largest review count of the hotels in this city set. It suits rail travellers, short city breaks and anyone who wants a dependable breakfast without paying luxury prices.
If bed comfort is your top priority, be careful. Guest reports on the mattresses are mixed, with some saying they sag. Families should also note that family rooms do not appear in the facility list we have.
Location and getting around
The address is Stationsstraat 40, in the Wijck area. Guests say it is close to the train station and a short walk from the city centre, and the 9.4 location score supports that.
The Basilica of Saint Servatius is 1.1 km away, about 14 minutes on foot. Fort Ében-Émael is a different trip: 6 km, around 75 minutes on foot, so it is far and you will need public transport or a taxi. Both times are straight-line estimates that have not been checked on the ground.
What guests say
With 3,618 reviews, the 8.3 score has a lot of data behind it. On score alone, it placed joint third of the 8 eligible properties in our sample. Guests like the position near the station and the breakfast, an extensive buffet with fresh options and plenty of variety.
Beds are the weak spot. Some guests find them comfortable, while others report sagging mattresses and varying firmness. It seems to depend on the room, so it is worth asking about it when you book.
Price and value against our other two picks
The reference price seen for a 2-night stay in November 2026 (10 to 12 Nov, 2 adults, one room) was €92.73 a night, about 26% below the sample median of €125.73. It is not a live quote. Check today's price for your dates.
The gap to our Best Value pick is small. Dormio Hotel De Prins van Oranje (4 stars, 8.3) came in at €96.50 a night with the same score. Our Luxury pick, Kruisherenhotel Maastricht - Oostwegel Collection, member of Design Hotels (5 stars, 8.7), was €349.46. Between the two four-star options, the Leonardo's edge is its station-side location and lower price. Compare both for your dates, since a few euros can flip the order.
Why it made our top 3
We compared 8 hotels in Maastricht. After the upscale choice was set aside, the Leonardo had the lowest eligible reference price. It also brings four-star status, a 9.4 location score and the largest volume of guest reviews of our three picks, which made it an easy Budget choice.
Before you book
Room size, noise, renovation condition, breakfast inclusion and cancellation terms have not been assessed. Check whether the continental and buffet breakfast is part of your rate.
Free Wi-Fi, a fitness centre and a 24-hour front desk are listed. Gym hours and any fees are not confirmed. The listing also carries a spa tag, but what that covers is not confirmed, so ask the hotel if it matters to you. Parking is not on the facility list we have.
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Sold out? See available alternatives →Questions travellers ask
Is Leonardo Boutique Hotel Maastricht near the train station?
Yes. Guests say it is close to the station, and the address is Stationsstraat 40. The location score is 9.4.
How much does Leonardo Boutique Hotel Maastricht cost?
The reference price seen for a 2-night stay in November 2026 for 2 adults was €92.73 a night. It is not a live quote, so check today's price for your dates.
How far is the hotel from the Basilica of Saint Servatius?
About 1.1 km, roughly 14 minutes on foot by straight-line estimate.
Are the beds comfortable?
Reports are mixed. Some guests find them comfortable, others mention sagging mattresses and varying firmness.
Does the hotel have a 24-hour front desk?
Yes, a 24-hour front desk is listed by the property, which helps with late train arrivals.