Captivating and original
Designed for discovery
Dating back to the 15th century, the former monastery and adjoining Gothic church have been transformed into a spectacular five-star design hotel, located in the heart of Maastricht’s historic centre. A member of Design Hotels, Kruisherenhotel Maastricht combines an artful mix of past and present throughout the 60 contemporary guestrooms and popular neighbourhood restaurant and bar, Spencer's.
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A monastery transformed
Kruisherenhotel Maastricht's story
Gothic heritage
1440
Construction of the Kruisheren Cloister began in 1440 when Edidius van Elderen donated land to the Order of the Holy Cross.
Monastery
Revolutionary change
Built over several decades, the property as it stands today, was completed in 1520. Resided in by monks until 1797, their eviction saw it used as a military barracks during the French Revolution.
Restoration
A place of many guises
In the 19th century Dutch cultural aficionado, Victor de Stuers, with architect, Cuypers, undertook its restoration. Over the years it underwent various guises, including housing the National Agricultural Research Station and acting as a temporary parish church.
Five-star luxury hotel
Design award winner
Camille Oostwegel Snr’s ambitious transformation commenced in 2000. Now a five-star luxury hotel, it effortlessly blends original Gothic architecture with ultra-modern features.
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