Hotels with a Gym in Groningen

Step into Groningen's Binnenstad-Zuid where medieval charm meets modern Dutch life. The towering Martinikerk watches over cobblestone squares while cyclists zip through car-free zones. Spend your day browsing the Vismarkt's bustling stalls, exploring the boldly modern Groninger Museum, or wandering along peaceful historic canals lined with gabled houses. Canal-side cafés serve traditional mustard soup alongside international dishes with plenty of outdoor terraces. From converted canal houses turned boutique hotels to student-friendly hostels, accommodation options suit various budgets. The neighborhood's excellent walkability means you can easily explore everything on foot or rent a bike like a local.

Binnenstad-Oost blends medieval charm with youthful energy where Gothic architecture meets modern student life. The towering Martinitoren and striking Groninger Museum sit alongside cobblestone squares lined with centuries-old guild houses. Wander through historic university buildings and canal-side paths or explore cultural gems like Stadsschouwburg and Prinsenhof Gardens. Student-friendly cafés serve Dutch specialties and international cuisine at reasonable prices. The neighborhood's excellent walkability and dense bike lanes make exploring a breeze, though medieval streets limit car access. Choose from canal-side hotels or converted university buildings for accommodations with historic character and moderate prices.

The Binnenstad-West neighborhood offers attractions such as Northern Maritime Museum and Niemeijer Tobacco Museum and Noordelijk Scheepvaart Museum.

Binnenstad-Noord captures Groningen's medieval soul with its picture-perfect canals and striking architecture. The towering Martinitoren watches over cobblestone squares where centuries-old guild houses neighbor the colorful postmodern Groninger Museum. Car-free zones invite you to wander past Gothic churches, through bustling markets, and across flower-lined bridges without rushing. The neighborhood's traditional Dutch brown cafés serve local mustard soup alongside international dishes. Historic canal houses transformed into boutique hotels offer original wooden beams and waterside views. Getting around is a breeze with excellent walkability, and the central train station sits just a 10-minute stroll away.