Looking for a unique stay experience? Maasmechelen offers accommodations with a historical background and modern luxury. Whether you choose a restored miner's house, a mayor’s residence by the Maas, or an Italian B&B, you’ll enjoy both comfort and culture. Pair your stay with walking and cycling trails and culinary delights for an unforgettable time. Read on and discover your perfect overnight stay!
This fully restored house was once the home of a miner’s family.
Vacation Home Mariposa is located in the heart of Eisden-Tuinwijk, a village that used to house miners. This holiday home accommodates up to 8 people and is just a stone’s throw from Terhills, the main gateway to the Hoge Kempen National Park, and Maasmechelen Village. The little ones in your group can play carefree in the spacious garden, while a delicious meal is prepared on the barbecue. Perfect for a cozy staycation with friends or family!
Having breakfast with a view of the Maas—that’s already a selling point in itself.
But Holiday Home Het Maashuis has so much more to offer. Once the mayor’s residence, this luxurious holiday home now accommodates up to 26 people, making it ideal for large groups or teambuilding events! The bar with a pool table and various seating areas might tempt you to stay indoors, but with the Maas right on your doorstep, the area invites you to explore walking and cycling trails from the moment you step outside.
Italian hospitality in charming Leut.
Restaurant and B&B Osteria Cellini has brought new life to the old rectory, welcoming you with warmth and luxury. Stay in a king-size bed in one of the four unique rooms, located in the heart of the Maas village of Leut.
The location? Ideal. Within walking distance, you’ll find the historic Castle of Leut and the adjoining landscape park. The area also invites you to enjoy delightful walks and bike rides along the Maas. Book a table at the restaurant and savor top-notch Italian cuisine. The next morning, enjoy a lavish breakfast in the same setting to complete your stay.
“Porta Cité” – the gateway to the Tuinwijk.
The hotel spans two locations connected through a shared backyard. Both buildings boast rich histories, with one being particularly impressive. The stately building was once the director’s residence for the mining industry in Eisden. The hotel is fully equipped with luxury amenities, featuring a cozy brasserie with a bar and an Italian restaurant. Stories of the mining past await you at the doorstep, while the area’s most beautiful walking and cycling paths are nearby. In short, Porta Cité is the perfect spot for an unforgettable stay in Maasmechelen.
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