3-Starhotels in Utrecht Province, Netherlands

Nice hotel, but very responsive people above us were walking at night and slip everything you hear even shower next to you It's a pity that everything is vegetarian

I had a very pleasant stay at NH Centre Utrecht and would recommend it, especially for short business trips or city visits. The location is the biggest advantage — right in the historic center, within walking distance of restaurants, cafés, shops, and key sights like the Dom Tower. Getting around the city is extremely easy, and everything you might need after work is just a few minutes away. The staff were friendly and helpful, making check-in and check-out smooth. They were also happy to give directions and local tips, which made the stay more comfortable. The room was clean and well maintained, with all the essentials like good Wi-Fi, a comfortable bed, and basic amenities. It’s worth noting that the rooms are a bit on the smaller side, which is common for central European city hotels, but still perfectly functional for a short stay. A small downside is that you may hear some street noise depending on your room location, and the building has a more classic style rather than a modern business-hotel feel. Still, for the price and location, it offers very good value.

Vond bij het diner de maaltijdsalade minimaal terwijl ik een grote besteld had. Daarbij had ik nog een extra broodplank besteld en die kwam pas toen ik de salade al op had. Toen we om 23.00 bij het hotel kwamen wilde we nog een drankje doen maar de bar was al dicht. Erg jammer. Verder was het oke

Accommodation in Utrecht is really expensive, and this was the cheapest place I could find that was also relatively close to the train station. I didn't have high expectations initially, but when I arrived, I saw two very fancy outfits displayed at the entrance, and I realized this place was more than it seemed. It operates as a hostel, a bar, and a restaurant, and there's even a study area on the ground floor. A quick search revealed that this place is a converted church, and it's hard to imagine having the experience of staying a night in a church. Since I needed to work, I went to the study area in the evening and stayed until midnight. The restaurant had already closed, and everything was very quiet, creating a truly unique atmosphere. Then, when I woke up the next morning and looked downstairs, the ground floor was already full of people working – so diligent! P.S. Both check-in and check-out are self-service, making it an introvert-friendly hostel. If I ever get the chance to visit Utrecht again, I would definitely consider staying here.

My wife and I stayed here for one night. Our experience was excellent. The breakfast is wonderful, with a wide variety. Although it was a bit crowded, we didn't have to wait in line at all. You can easily make your own waffles at breakfast, which was a great feature in my opinion. Highly recommended!

This hotel offers a lovely ambiance, creating a truly pleasant stay. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, which definitely enhanced the overall experience. However, it's worth noting that the location might be a bit far from the train station, making a personal vehicle quite advantageous for getting around. The rooms, while comfortable, were on the smaller side. Despite the slightly remote location and smaller rooms, the delightful atmosphere and wonderful staff.

Upon arrival, the friendly staff gave us a warm welcome. The accommodation was pleasant, and the view of the small river outside the window added a lovely touch. Towels were replaced and coffee capsules replenished daily, and the breakfast was neat and truly excellent.

The hotel is located in the Utrecht-Papendorp business district. It takes about 10 minutes by bus to get to the city center (Utrecht Centraal). It's about four bus stops away. A single ride costs around €2, so €4 for a round trip. An Uber is significantly more expensive—you'll rarely find anything under €12–14 per trip. The hotel itself is clean, modern, and comfortable. There really is nothing to complain about. Parking costs €20 per night. While not cheap, parking garages in the city center are usually even more expensive. There is a hotel bar, but the prices there are quite high. A can of Heineken costs €6, a gin and tonic €13 (€9.50 for the gin and €3.50 for the tonic water), and a small bottle of wine €12. Conclusion: Overall, a good hotel with fair value for money. If you don't necessarily need to stay right in the city center, you'll find clean and comfortable accommodation here. Thanks to the good bus connection, the center is quick and easy to reach.

In terms of hygiene, the shower wasn't clean (hair from previous guests). The location is excellent and easily accessible. The service is excellent, and even with bacteria (enterococci) in the water, they do offer bottled water. Breakfast was a bit behind schedule on Sundays, not quite prepared for peak times. The breakfast menu could be better structured. They do have parking, but they could do with some more maintenance in the parking garage due to clogged drains, which cause water to pool on the deck, resulting in large puddles.

It is nice place to stay for personal trip with friends and family, nice decoration, and people nice too, but it is a little far away from the station and town. However, it takes 20 min. for walk.