Hotel Trash Deluxe

Located right in front of a very busy street with various bus stops and weird people waiting in front of the building, this is hyper eccentric and eclectic two story unrenovated histel looking “Hotel”. We arrived for a business trip for a two day stay, and when we arrived there were no receptionists, instead we received an email giving us the details of a key pick up location, which is fine. However, entering into the room on the first floor we noticed that the floors were probably original wooden floors and thus no noise or heat insulation. There were no double glazed windows either. On one of the hottest days of the year, the room was over 28° And there was no central air conditioning, and even the mobile air conditioning unit did not even cool. We were frustrated by the lack of service and we were frustrated by the Baete tactics on the promotion of this very small boutique hotel. We attempted to email the manager who did not reply until the next day. At 11:40pm, we decided to leave the boutique hostel and go to another more fitting hotel that met our business requirements. We were unable to battle the extreme heat and risk substantial consequential damages from insufficient sleep. We will never attempt this Hotel again.

We had an amazing 4 night stay here. The room was lovely, funky and very spacious as was the bathroom. Nice linens and towels and everything well thought out. I love the fact that the hotel mostly comprises of recycled stuff but you would never know it. It's a quality little place in a great location, close to supermarkets and restaurants and shopping.|They have a little breakfast area downstairs where you can purchase the basics like milk and yoghurt and teas and coffees, using an honour system. It's a great concept.|I would happily come back here and would recommend to family and friends.|The owners, a husband and wife were very friendly and helpful and organized a cab on our departure day.

Great little boutique hotel. It’s a few minutes walk from Sphinx parking (€16 euros for 24 hours) and 5 minutes walk to the main square of Maastricht. The hotel offers a breakfast you can eat in your room but we went to the Spa opposite where there was coffee, juice and lots of fresh pastries. Our room was at the back. It was large, well-furnished and had a great walk in shower. There is also a coffee machine in the room so you can make a coffee to wake you up enough to get to Spa!

Arriving by train the hotel is easy to find, just pop on a number 2 bus and it takes you to a stop directly opposite. Kevin and Katja are excellent hosts contacting you by email prior to your arrival and have a wealth of local information. Our room was on the ground floor with a terrace, and it was sparklingly clean with all you would need - good quality towels/toiletteries/hair dryer/coffee machine/bottled water and a safe. The breakfast, delivered to our room, was great - ham/cheese/2 breads/croissant/boiled egg/fresh fruit/coffee/orange juice/jams/yoghut with topping. The location of the Trash Deluxe couldn't be better just 2 mins from the market square.||Excellent hotel/staff/location, thank you

the hotel's appearance from the outside is not impressive, but inside there are very comfortable, spacious and clean rooms! Another big plus is that it is located in the city center and all the sights, shops and cafes are just a couple of minutes away on foot👍👍👍👍

Definitely more Trash than Deluxe. If the first thing you find when entering your-not so cheap room- is earplugs, you know you’re in for a rough ride. Located immediately above a bus stop on the main road into Maastricht center, the room with no airconditioning or sound insulated windows, is decorated nicely. And there everything ends. I don’t book a hotel room to look at green beer bottels attached to a log on my ceiling. I book it to sleep. Quietly and comfortably. You don’t get this at Trash. Reception isn’t available from 13:30 because they are, you won’t believe it: “a very small boutique hotel”, as the owners/managers informed me in a text message explaining why they won’t be there when I arrive. So, after 13:30 you are quite literally ON YOUR OWN. In a “boutique hotel”, wink-wink.Self-check in is admittedly easy though. If you know youth hostel procedures, you’ll be fully comfortable at Trash. While the location is good I cannot for the life of me recommend this unapologetic sham of a ‘boutique’ hotel to anyone. For 50 Euros yes, but not for 130 Euro breakfast excluded. It is at best, a sort of upmarket-ish utterly noisy youth hostel in the worst location a hotel can be: above a bus stop on the main road. Which, again, is fine. But then you pay the money to install airconditioning and double glazed insulating windows. Everyone else does it. And when you do provide your guests with earplugs, then pay the extra 2 Euros and get them the proper silicone ones. Not the cheap plastic Trash. Which it is. And to respond briefly to the owner’s answer to my review this morning: this was very much an honest review, not a nasty one. It was impossible to sleep amid the ongoing traffic noise. Full stop. No good location or innovative room decoration that guests apparently love about the hotel-as the owners say- will change that. If you can’t sound insulate rooms and properly ventilate them, then perhaps it shouldn’t be a hotel.

Amazing place in the heart of Maastricht, very close to a public parking and walking distance to the center. Rooms are clean, big. Bed super comfortable and unique deco. A lovely Boutique hotel for a bussines or romantic trip.

Lovely boutique hotel, ideally located a 2 minute walk from the market square. We had a ground floor room with a separate bedroom for our teenage son, very spacious with a little outdoor patio. The host was super helpful and the rooms are very clean, love the decor. A great location to explore the wonderful city of Maastricht!