Nh Groningen Hotel

City hotel with exclusive guest gym and top-floor function rooms overlooking Groningen

Dining

Breakfast at NH Groningen Hotel is a standout with an extensive buffet that includes vegan options and hot dishes made to order. Guests can enjoy an earlybird service, and the on-site Restaurant NOsH serves regional cuisine, drinks, and pastries. The bar offers refreshing juices and wines, while the kid-friendly buffet caters to families.

Rooms

The hotel offers 127 well-kept rooms, including family rooms designed to provide privacy for parents and children. Each room includes air conditioning, a work desk, and a private bathroom, with some offering city views. Guests also find a Nespresso coffee machine and water kettle in every room.

Fitness & Wellness

A recently opened gym exclusive to hotel guests provides modern fitness machines with a view of the city. While there is no spa, the hotel offers bicycle rental for guests to explore Groningen. The compact city center is easily navigated on two wheels.

Business & Events

Business travelers benefit from function rooms on the top floor with stunning city views, suitable for meetings and events. The hotel provides meeting/banquet facilities and fax/photocopying services. Late check-out availability adds convenience for tight schedules.

Location & Amenities

Nh Groningen Hotel is located within a 5-minute walk of Grote Markt, Martini Tower, and the Groninger Museum of Art. The hotel offers bicycle availability for exploring the compact city, and its pet-friendly policies allow dogs and cats. An electric vehicle charging station and parking garage with paid parking are onsite.

• Location: 5-minute walk to Grote Markt and Martini Tower
• Rooms: 127 well-kept rooms, family rooms with privacy for parents and children
• Dining: Extensive breakfast buffet with vegan options, hot dishes made to order
• Fitness: Recently opened gym exclusive to hotel guests
• Business: Top-floor function rooms with stunning city views
• Activities: Free bicycle rental for exploring the compact city