Bethlehem Castle

Maastricht, Netherlands

Bethlehem Castle was built in the 13th century. In 1311 it became to possession of Teutonic Knights, who named the castle after Bethlehem in Holy Land. In 1796 the castle was confiscated by French revolutionary army and sold to the private hands again. Today the castle is a Hotel Management School.

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Founded: 13th century
Category: Castles and fortifications in Netherlands

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Al Lee (8 months ago)
We celebrated our anniversary at the hotel. Stella surprised us with hearts and 33 on the bed. We stayed in the library room. The bed was comfortable. The courtyard and the breakfast was nice. Wonderful service with youthful energy. We will definitely stay there again. The do not have elevators, but guests can request ground floor rooms.
zineb haloui (13 months ago)
Beautiful renovated castle where students from the management school next door work and train. The rooms were nice and also the service. The breakfast was nice ? The room was designed in a way that the toilet is open on the room so you should be really close to the person you are sharing a room with
Sophie Palmer (14 months ago)
Excellent place! It is where the students from the hotel management school next door train, and they give a very nice service. The place is clean, in a beautiful setting, and has an amazing restaurant on site where the students are also working. Great value for the area. We also got a room upgrade. The bed was so comfortable and room spacious and nicely designed. We will definitely be back.
Rebecca (2 years ago)
I stayed in the green room in the tower, which is designed beautifully with the best view on the outside. I slept wonderfully, I highly recommend staying here also because of the brilliant service provided by the students, both at dinner and at breakfast. The toilet was “open concept”, which may not be the best option if you have date. All in all a romantic, extremely clean and stylish hotel. I will come back!
Anastasia Tretjakova (2 years ago)
If you would like to stay in a special kind of hotel, this one is for you! Starting with staff, so sweet and friendly and accommodating! Rooms are designer, some are very, very weird. Some are with bathrooms in surprising places, i wouldn't stay here if you're on an a romantic gateway, usles you are comfortable with each other! Hotel itself is gorgeous! It was still a fantastic stay, bed was comfortable, people amazing. There are bikes for hire(€15per day), perfect for visiting Maastricht.
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