Having breakfast at the big family table: Le Pain Quotidien is the new bustling living room of Leonardo Boutique Hotel Maastricht

Anyone who has strolled through trendy Wyck in recent months has probably already noticed: the delicious smell of freshly baked organic bread meets you at the Leonardo Boutique Hotel Maastricht. After a complete renovation of the lobby, the hotel's interior now seamlessly matches the natural, warm style of the famous bakery. Since the opening of Le Pain Quotidien in the renovated hotel lobby at Stationsstraat 40, the city has gained a lively hotspot where hotel guests and locals meet at the famous long wooden table.

Parisian charm in the heart of Maastricht

“The partnership with Le Pain Quotidien completes the experience at our hotel,” Alexander Kluit, Managing Director Leonardo Hotels Benelux, tells us. “It offers hotel guests the unique opportunity to enjoy breakfast with the Le Pain Quotidien signature. It is a vibrant meeting place where Leonardo's hospitality and Le Pain Quotidien's craft come together. This gives the boutique character of the hotel exactly that local, warm energy befitting the city.”

Burgundian pleasures in Wyck

The menu features the famous tartines (generous sandwiches), colourful salads, homemade soups and, of course, the irresistible patisserie. With a wide choice of vegetarian and vegan options, it is the ideal stop during a day strolling around the city.

Day out in Wyck: 5 tips around the corner

Want to explore the neighbourhood further after your breakfast or lunch at Le Pain Quotidien? Wyck is bursting with creativity and unique addresses.

1. Strolling through Wyck - In the immediate vicinity of the hotel: ’t Wycker Cabinet, Nina's Boutique EN Noir in the Rechtstraat. This street is often called Maastricht's most beautiful street. You won't find big chains here, but exclusive boutiques, galleries and specialty shops such as Le Marais Deux, a concept store where fashion and design come together.
2. Design and art viewing at the Bonnefantenmuseum - Just a few minutes' walk along the Meuse you will find the Bonnefantenmuseum. The building by Italian architect Aldo Rossi alone is worth a visit. Discover the mix of old masters and contemporary art here.
3. Walking across the ‘High Bridge’ - Cross the Meuse via the High Bridge (the pedestrian bridge). It is the place for a photo of the city. Across the street, you can walk straight into the historic city park or towards the trendy Jekerkwartier.
4. Vintage lovers - For lovers of unique finds, the area around Station Street is a paradise. At We-Ar EN Retro & Chic you will find high-end vintage designer pieces and accessories that perfectly suit the fashion-conscious visitor.
5. For bookworms - Dominican Bookstore is housed in a 13th-century Dominican church and is often hailed as one of the most beautiful in the world. The combination of Gothic architecture and an extensive collection of books makes it a must-visit.