Hip Hotel St. Martenslane
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Hip Hotel St. Martenslane is a design hotel located in the Wyck
Wyck
Wyck may refer to:*WYCK - a Pennsylvanian AM broadcasting radio station*Wyck, Hampshire - a village in England*Wyck House, a historic house in Philadelphia, Pennstlvania...

 district in Maastricht
Maastricht
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, the Netherlands. The hotel opened in August 2004. St. Martenslane is part of the La Bergère Group
La Bergère Group
La Bergère Group is a Dutch hospitality company based in Maastricht, the Netherlands. The group is active in the creation and exploitation of concepts for property development, hospitality and related project...

. St. Martenslane is a trendy design hotel and was at the time of opening also the first non-smoking hotel in the Netherlands and Belgium
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Concept

The concept of St. Martenslane is hip, trendy and based on self-service. This includes a Grab & Co corner were guests can get useful items via a vending machine using old guilders. St. Martenslane is the pilot hotel for "Qbic Hotels
Qbic Hotels
Qbic Hotels is a design hotel branch by the La Bergère Group. Currently there is one Qbic hotel located in the WTC in Amsterdam’s Zuidas district, the financial business centre of Amsterdam.-Concept:...

" which opened in Amsterdam
Amsterdam
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in 2007.

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