Lovely newly renovated hotel rooms. Love the view of the pond. Delicious breakfast options with a…read morebuffet. Also has a bar. They are renovating so the pool is under construction. We had a beautiful view from our room and great housekeeping services. We stayed for three nights while in Amsterdam. They also have bikes to rent and a bowling alley onsite.

Very happy with this place…read more Pros: breakfast is fantastic. I arrived 6am and room was not available until 11am. Only one solution to that problem! Balcony was nice and the place was mostly quiet, even with the younger crowd. Pool and exercise rooms were completely empty late evening so you can have it all to yourself. Cons: everything is a bus ride away from here and the closest bus stop is a 15min walk. Walking is OK, but I can do that for free at home. Time is money when traveling so I prefer to spend it wisely by booking somewhere closer to the action. Double that when considering how rainy and cold it can be here in the off season.

Luxury at its best. We truly enjoyed our time at the Mary K hotel. The hotel is beautifully…read moredecorated and couldn't be more comfortable. The bed was among the most comfortable I have ever slept in. The hotel staff is exceptionally friendly and accommodating, and the every single detail in each of the rooms has been carefully considered -- from the Malin & Goetz products (a treat) to the complimentary coffee and tea, to the beautiful graphics and design that surround you... you simply won't be disappointed by your stay.

Mary K Hotel is situated on the Banks of the Canal in Utrecht NL…read more It is a beautifully restored historic building with luxurious boutique rooms to suit different tastes. This is a WooHoo! and is as good as it gets, the staff are professional friendly and only happy to help with your stay. The rooms are immaculately clean and I love their non smoking policy anywhere in the house.. I recommend having breakfast before you go outside to explore one of (Forget Amsterdam) Hollands nicest Citys. We will be back.

Great hotel. Wonderful staff. The property is kept up-to-date and in good repair. The breakfast is…read morevery nice and available for a good period of time. The hotel is inside the very large mall which offers great shopping and plenty of food choices. Very safe and secure, comfortable place to stay.

After taking the train from Schiphol Airport to Utrecht Central Station, I managed to locate the…read moreHampton by Hilton Utrecht Central Station hotel with a bit of wondering around the Hoog Catharijne Mall. No signs or arrows are visible inside of the mall to direct you to the hotel's entrance. I checked in to room 573 on Thursday, 10/24/2019 for five (5) nights. It was a corner room, so I was looking forward to enjoying great views of the Utrecht City Center, but that was not the case (please see photos). My other issue with room 573, was that the door did not have a deadbolt lock - not good, since I was travelling solo. The room was a bit on the small side, but it was sunny, clean, quiet and the bed was comfortable. The complementary daily breakfast buffet comprised of many choices from yogurt, fruit salad, cheeses, cold cuts to eggs, cereals, waffles, fresh apples and fresh tangerines. There's variety, so you can plan to enjoy a different breakfast food item every day. The front desk staff was helpful when asked questions about the Utrecht City Center area and things to see. The breakfast staff was wonderful with their cheerful good mornings and bright smiles. The hotel is located inside of the Hoog Catharijne Shopping Mall, a five-minute walk from the Utrecht Central Station (use the exit closest to track1-4, that will place you near the Hogg Catharijne mall's entrance). After a day of sightseeing, shopping and dining are available into the late hours of the evening. On Fridays and Saturdays there's Market Vredenburg in the plaza area (located in the back of the mall) with fresh breads, cheeses, fruits and vegetables - that's worth a visit. The overall location makes this hotel perfect to hop over to Amsterdam or Rotterdam for a day of sightseeing. My experience overall was comfortable and pleasant.

Recently name dropped Mother Goose in a review then realized I haven't even given them the proper 5…read morestars they deserve. So allow me to do exactly that while taking a trip down memory lane: The year was 1906... Just kidding, it was three-four years ago and my wife (then fiancee) and I were traveling through the Netherlands to Germany (Cologne), then to Belgium (Bruges), and back to Amsterdam. Our first stop after Haarlem was Utrecht, a town I had long wanted to visit since seeing photos, and we decided to 'splurge' on a nicer hotel. Mother Goose. A 4 star hotel. But it really is so much more than that. The rooms are carefully designed, each different than the other, super boutique vibes, and in a central location. We stayed two nights in the upstairs 'black room.' Not the hugest room ever but still spacious, open layout, high ceilings, wooden beams painted black, comfy bed with dark sheets, and a modern sink/bathroom area. Plus good views of the city. The darkness of the room added a cooler, more cozy element that we really appreciated. Everything was done tastefully and in a stylish way. This was our favorite hotel stay ever, and has remained that even to this day. Can't wait to go back, stay in Mother Goose again, and explore the city some more (frites in hand, of course).

We stayed here two nights in June - and our experience was just fantastic. The staff there is…read moreextraordinarily friendly, service-oriented, and helpful. Check-in was a breeze (we did it online just before arriving). They had some cancellations, and so, upgraded us to a suite (room 303). The room itself was spacious, and well-appointed, clean and comfy. The little elevator is also fun - small, but with glass sides, and a view of the outside of the building as you rise. Breakfast is across the plaza at the little cafe. The location is very central - close to the lively scene along the canals, and to other sights in Utrecht. And, though our room looked out over the little plaza, it was very quiet in the evenings. This place is highly recommended!

Quite a nice hotel right by Utrecht Central which was super convenient. The staff were friendly and…read morethe inside is modern and well maintained. They provide some complimentary water pitchers and a candy gummies station. My room was spacious and comfortable. Toiletries were all provided in the bathroom. I had the breakfast option selected and ate in their breakfast room. There was a great selection of different beverages and a good food selection as well. I enjoyed dining there and all the staff were great. I definitely enjoyed staying here!

I stayed here for 4 nights for work and loved it. First off, it's a 2 minute walk from the Utrecht…read moreCentral Station so you can't possibly get lost. The hotel is modern and spacious and full of amenities (free slippers). It's got an Ikea feel to it and the rooms were clean and bright. Service was good and the breakfast was tasty but there was not as much selection as other European hotels. If you get the breakfast (about $18 euros/day, try the mini pancakes, the best!). There's not a lot going on directly at the hotel but it's about a 10-15 minute walk to the canal/shops/restaurants (walk through the train station). Overall, a great business hotel in a convenient location.

A beautiful historical hotel located just a stones throw from the centre of Utrecht. Staff are…read moreexcellent and very friendly and the service at the hotel was exceptional. The hotel lobby is grand and you get the feeling of luxury straightaway. I had a room in the new wing of the hotel and it was very spacious and well appointed. The bed was super comfortable and bathroom had lots of nice supplies. It's very peaceful and quiet here and the city center is just meters away. There are bars and restaurants in the hotel serving drinks and meals. The food was good and service was also good. Parking is available on premise and it's nice to walk around the grounds of this hotel. A gem of a hotel in town and one I would definitely stay in again.

This is a classic "must-stay" location for business and leisure travel gurus in the know. I have…read morebeen staying here since 2014 regularly and it gets better all the time. Food preparation and presentation is superb, the staff customer experience is an example to competitors, and the studied period decor and sense of history and culture makes this place special.

I was on an escorted tour that chose this hotel for lodging. The staff were great. I asked for…read moreslippers at the front desk. As I was opening my room door, the girl in reception was bringing them to me. The hand wash and body lotion smell great. I didn't try the shampoo nor conditioner as I brought my own. I have an issue with one of the coffee machines in the restaurant. It was broken the whole time I was there, a total of seven nights. This caused a long line at the other coffee machine at the restaurant. The breakfast buffet provided plenty including toast with chocolate sprinkles which is a typical Dutch treat. Bring a water bottle to refill as the lobby area has still and sparkling water. You can borrow an umbrella through a device at the lobby that lets you have it free for 48 hours. You release it with a credit card. The location is great. You have the mall at walking steps with food courts and many stores, including supermarkets. The huge train station is a five-minute walk. My room had a mini fridge, a safe, and an iron. I found the floor on the shower a bit slippery. I had leftovers from an expensive meal in Amsterdam. Tour guide said the attendant at bar will be glad to microwave it. She didn't for liability reasons. The food went to waste unfortunately.

This hotel is charging 4-star prices for 1-star, unsanitary accommodations. There was a pubic hair…read morestuck to my shower head when I checked in. The carpet in my room was packed with dirt, dust, and dozens of stains. The furniture had chips and cracks, and it was covered in a visible layer of dust, too. The towels were stained. The wall had weird drippy stains. The air conditioning vent was, like everything else, covered in dust. My throat was sore by check-out day. Sometimes they gave me 3 towels for the day, sometimes 4. They didn't refill the toiletries if I only used 1/2 a bottle; they just put it back in the row. When I used a glass for water, they didn't wash it, they just put it back in place. They didn't replace the sheets. They didn't always take out the trash. What did they do when they cleaned? My feeling is: this place is losing money and trying to pinch pennies everywhere it can (except Wifi; Wifi is free here and everywhere in Utrecht). My favorite was the empty minibar in the room. You have to ask for the items you want in advance. In the meantime, you get a mini-fridge that isn't quite cold enough to store food safely. Their "business center" is a computer and printer in the corner, but you need to place an order to print more than 1 page, and there's a charge per page. Breakfast is €20. Delicious breads and spreads, yogurt and granola, sausages, bacon, cheese, and mini muffins. They have a machine that makes nice espresso drinks. That was good. And the lobby was pleasant. By the way, for those booking in 2017: there is major construction taking place on 2 sides of the building and a highway on the 3rd. You're surrounded by piles of sand, concrete, more dust, and speeding cars and bikes. Creepy underpass to get to the hotel itself: not single gal-friendly. Do yourself a favor and pay that same price for a room east of the station, in the center proper.

What a crazy place. The rooms are really tiny, but nice, clean and really cool!…read moreThe bar can be heard in all the rooms I guess due to the construction setup. If you look for a trendy party oriented special place at a reasonable price, this is a real good place!

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