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Located in the museum quarter in the center of Utrecht, Boutique Hotel ZIES features a terrace and views of the garden. Museum Speelklok is 0.6 mi away. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.
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"Everything!!! Best hotel I’ve ever stayed in Europe!"
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In Utrecht, Mother Goose Hotel is 295 ft from the Vecht canal and 320 yards from the Dom tower. Free Wi-Fi access is available. Each room here includes cable TV.
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"Gorgeous hotel right by the canal and a great choice of restaurants and bars. Super friendly staff, and the bedroom was lovely - quiet and very comfortable. I don't usually sleep very well in hotels..."
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This luxury art hotel is in a historic town house, right at the historic Oudegracht canal. It has spacious, modern accommodations with design furnishings and free Wi-Fi.
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"The beds were so comfy. The staff were very friendly and helpful. A very good breakfast too."
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Conveniently set in the centre of Utrecht, UKI-Hotel has rooms with free WiFi an 11-minute walk from Museum Speelklok.
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"Unusual cellar studio in the museum district of central Utrecht. Excellent location on the path by the Oude Gracht. Well equipped. Excellent welcome."
Utrecht was highly rated for old town by 69 guests from the United States! Utrecht Travel Guide
Charming Canals and Stunning Architecture
Located on the banks of the Rhine River, charming Utrecht is the fourth biggest city in the Netherlands. Home to the largest university in Holland, this beautiful destination features picturesque streets, gorgeous canals and a stunning historic center.
The imposing Dom Tower is the tallest and one of the oldest church in the Netherlands, as well as one of Utrecht’s main attractions. Situated next to the Cathedral, the Dom Tower has breathtaking views of the city and the surrounding areas.
Discover the wonderful monastery garden of the Pandhof, stroll around the old canal of Oudegracht and savor local specialties in one of the scenic restaurants by the water. Situated about 7 miles away from the city center, the fairytale castle of Kasteel de Haar is a majestic fortress with medieval towers and bridges.
Designed by the world famous architect Gerrit Rietveld in 1924, the Rietveld Schröder House is a masterpiece of the Modern Movement and part of the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Utrecht Centraal Station is a major railway hub with national and international connections to main cities like Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Frankfurt and Schiphol Airport. Check the Booking.com deals and choose from a great variety of hotels, apartments and hostels in the gorgeous city of Utrecht.
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Best rated hotels and unique places to stay in Utrecht, based on 44,163 reviews from real guests!
A picturesque and quaint Dutch city with the usual array of...
A picturesque and quaint Dutch city with the usual array of canal side eateries and drinkeries plus a little history for the sightseers. I stayed one night so that I could see a band down at the Tivoli Vredenburg, and the time I spent on Saturday and Sunday was enough for me. Watch out for the bikes. The city is teeming with them and they don’t stop for pedestrians! Also don’t rely on your Visa credit card, most places only take MasterCard! Scary!
Robert
Belgium
10
Utrecht is a very pretty;
Utrecht is a very pretty; not too crazy/busy. Nice laid-back vibe. In terms of sights, the main things to see are the Dom tower, Dom church and Dom-under. The last of these is better for younger kids than adults/teens. Not too much there. There are some cute boutiques just south as well as high-street shopping just north. Lots of restaurant choices; many are down by the canal.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Beautiful, clean and full of history.
Beautiful, clean and full of history. Winding canals, cobblestone streets, small well-groomed parks and ancient buildings are what you’ll see. Feels very safe. Bikes, mopeds and people everywhere 24/7. Too many gorgeous, unique sidewalk and canal-side cafes, taverns, and shops to count! Didn’t feel touristy. People watching place for sure! Dutch seem to be such an orderly and well-mannered society. Most speak/know English. Transportation is plentiful and easy to use. Almost all trains, trams and buses go to and from and through Utrecht - so getting anywhere is easy. Would visit again without hesitation!
Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
Our time in Utrecht was very limited so we didn't get to see...
Our time in Utrecht was very limited so we didn't get to see any of the sites except for walk-by's. Utrecht is much more modern than many of the places we visited and it's vibe was a bit of a party scene. With younger kids in tow it wasn't what we were hoping for. I would recommend either Leiden or Delft for the slower pace, better architecture and old world charm.
Necia
South Africa
10
Utrecht is like a hidden gem.
Utrecht is like a hidden gem. The best is that it is not too busy or commercial and that it is small enough to walk in a day. It is a typical Netherlands town, with so much personality. Definitely not something you should miss if you are looking for a European experience. I LOVED UTRECHT.
Catherine
United States of America
8.0
We stayed in Utrecht because of proximity to Amsterdam and...
We stayed in Utrecht because of proximity to Amsterdam and family history connections. Maybe an extra day would have been nice especially if we had bikes. We did not get up to the Dom tower but did get to the church and Catharijne Convent Museum which was excellent. Take the Intercity train to Amsterdam not the Sprinter!
“Although not in the city centre, the tram ride is 10min, and the station is across the hotel. Very easy access. The room was clean and well maintained. ”
“The bed was very comfortable and the view I had of the Dom Tower was great! The staff was very nice and the hotel is close to everything in the centre!”
“Gorgeous hotel right by the canal and a great choice of restaurants and bars. Super friendly staff, and the bedroom was lovely - quiet and very comfortable.”
“Staff is wonderful.
Building: repaired special to open a hostel in it. Lot of common space, elevators, locker room, own bar, living room... all is clean, colorful, fancy.”
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