I will say this it is a very unique hotel from the design to the decor. It is a converted church or…read moremonastery in the middle of Maastricht which is unique. It has a lot of character to it that is for sure. I don't know if I would consider it 5 star accomodations but it is nice. They have parking on premises for 35 euros which is kind of a rip off but had no choice but to pay. When we checked in we didn't get a key because they weren't ready but picked them up 1 hour after. Room wasn't anything spectacular and the set up was kind of weird. The bathroom is in a enclosed glass case which I wasn't a fan of. The shower is a bathtub as well. They have extremely thin walls so you can hear everything in the halls. It was horrible. You can hear every door slam and conversation. I heard the cleaning people knock on every door while I was laying down. You can hear EVERYTHING. The room sucked but the lobby area is cool. I think you pay for that rather than the quality of the rooms. It is a unique stay but the actual stay wasn't the best.

Went here with family and friends. Food was good - we started off with cured meats and wine which…read moreis always great. The fish was cooked well and we didn't feel rushed which made for a pleasant meal. The ambiance is nice, elevated, and cozy.

Pleasantly surprised by the quality of food from this Italian bar. Both dishes I tried, the…read moreasparagus ravioli and burrata risotto, were absolutely delightful and devoured. Portion sizes are definitely on the lighter side, so make sure to get a drink!

Really cool decoration and ambience. Service is quite good…read more Everyone talks English and Italian. Food was delicious. For a Wine and Friends concept, the choice of wine by the glass is quite slim... really good wines that they advertise but cannot have one glass... Otherwise ok

Got the four course meal with my family and we were in heaven! Everything we tried was delicious…read moreand their wine recommendations were all wonderful. Everyone who waited on us was extremely kind. Had a very enjoyable evening.

We came to visit from Texas, USA, a place where good BBQ is important, and this food was…read morespectacular! My friend ordered the MOAB burger and said that it was the best burger he has ever had. The food was awesome, service was great, and the ambiance was inviting. Took me right back home. Thank you so much for a great experience!

A 'warm' pastrami sandwich that wasn't warm, toasted stale bread with cold pastrami, room temp…read morenon-sour sauerkraut and shredded cheese slightly melted on top. Who uses white instead of rye bread? And if no Swiss cheese - leave the cheese as optional. No WiFi. Bet that's been a problem for a while. Add an undrinkable cocktail and you're starting to get the vibe. the most humorous bit was watching a brand new employee (being taught how to put on a half apron!) spill drinks on customers as her tray wobbled, predictably. Avoid. Avoid. Avoid. Avoid. Avoid.

The location is beautiful and the exterior is picturesque. The staff is polite. However, our…read moreexperience was not very pleasant. We sat at a table outside and while the waitress saw us, no one came to take our order. After 15 minutes I went in to remind them, that we were sitting outside and hadn't ordered yet. We ordered 2 glasses of wine and a cheese platter. The wine came a little late but it was delicious. The cheese platter never came, even though we reminded the waitresses twice. After 50 minutes (and zero cheese platter on the table) we decided to leave. Although the cheese platter never came to our table, it was charged to our bill. In the end its value was deducted from the account. Unacceptable service response time.

Found this place online and it seemed credible so we tried it. It is exactly what we were looking…read morefor. It is a small wine bar with tapas style eating. All the food comes from one cook who is behind the counter in the front. He does a great job of getting out the food quick and consistent. The menu is pretty simple but make sure to check the board on the wall for any specials they have that day. We didn't realize that until after. Anyway we ordered a bunch of stuff... here is a brief summary. The spicy chicken thighs were delicious. The bone was removed so it made for easy eating. They aren't too spicy either with the heat coming in the back. The risotto was creamy with good flavor. The spaghetti aglio was simple and hit the spot. The sea bass and seared tuna tasted fresh like they caught them that morning. The place would fit right in in the West Village. It also gets crowded so make sure to get here early if you want to get a table. I would highly recommend if you are in the area.