Hotel Bridges House Delft is a hotel in the centre of Delft set in the former canal house of the Dutch painter Jan Steen and have shops and museums next door.
Clive
United Kingdom
We stayed in a junior suite. Very spacious. Good breakfast
Located on the central Beestenmarkt, Hotel de Koophandel is surrounded by cafés and restaurants in the heart of Delft.
Leena
Sweden
Nice location by the square with many restaurants. Really beautiful and spacious room. Good breakfast buffé with warm bread. Friendly & helpful personell.
Set in Delft and with TU Delft reachable within 1.8 km, Hotel Arsenaal Delft offers a terrace, allergy-free rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Set in Delft, 3.2 km from TU Delft, Hoeve BuytenHout offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Claire
United Kingdom
An an absolutely superb B&B on the outskirts of Delft. We stayed here for 4 nights and loved it! The building is fairly new and has been finished to a really high spec inside and out. The bedrooms and bathrooms are huge. The breakfast is delicious and is homemade and locally sourced. The staff are super friendly and are helpful in every aspect. The location by a canal/river is just beautiful.
Hotel Johannes Vermeer is a characteristic hotel situated in an old cigar factory in the city centre of Delft. Start your day with a great breakfast and sleep in spacious rooms.
Annie
South Africa
A great cappuccino at breakfast - you are free to have another - and it is made with a lovely attitude. The hotel has their own bikes (even if at extra cost). This is a great option to get to TU Delft without walking for ages. The fact that the bike can be used from the hotel means you do not have the open/closing hours of a bike rental. The hairdryer, iron, lamps etc. all work and a re good quality. These details are not neglected at Vermeer.
The Social Hub Delft features a restaurant, a fitness center, a bar and shared lounge in Delft. This 3-star hotel offers evening entertainment and a 24-hour front desk.
Simon
United Kingdom
Great location - right next to bus and rail station.
5 minutes walk to the heart of the old town.
Large clean room, great views from a corner room on the 10th floor.
Quiet
Good value
Cafe/bar on ground floor
Set in Delft and with TU Delft reachable within 2.7 km, Hotel Royal Bridges offers express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi and a terrace.
Sharon
Switzerland
Good location
Very friendly, helpful and reactive staff
Spacious and comfortable
Nice atmosphere and decoration
Nespresso in the room, replenished each day
Curtains that block light 100% for a good sleep
Situated in downtown Delft at a distance of 450 metres from the Grote Markt, Hotel De Plataan offers free WiFi. The hotel focusses on being green, this is something you can see everywhere in the...
Jenni
Germany
Breakfast was wonderful. Location was just a short walk from the main city center. We were able to park in the small lot right next to the hotel for free.
Featuring a music theme, Hampshire Hotel – Delft Centre is located on the edge of the Delft's centre, at walking distance from all major tourist attractions.
Hotel Bridges House Delft is a hotel in the centre of Delft set in the former canal house of the Dutch painter Jan Steen and have shops and museums next door.
Great location. Comfortable beds and friendly staff.
Fly to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, then take a direct train to Delft (60km, 40 minutes). Alternatively, from within Netherlands, use the extensive train network. For a scenic route, consider canal or river cruises.
The most convenient airport for Delft is Rotterdam The Hague Airport, due to its proximity and direct transport links. It's approximately 15 kilometres away, making it a quick and easy journey for both domestic and international travellers.
Delft, Netherlands, offers a variety of public transport options. The city's tram and bus services, operated by HTM, provide extensive coverage. Delft's central train station connects to major Dutch cities. Cycling is popular, with numerous bike rental shops available. Walking is feasible due to Delft's compact size. Driving is less recommended due to limited parking.
The historic city centre of Delft is the best area to stay, offering a blend of charming architecture, museums, and restaurants. It's also conveniently close to the main train station, providing easy access to other Dutch cities.
Beautiful Like a Porcelain Doll
Delft is a picturesque Dutch city with canals and historic buildings, situated between Rotterdam and The Hague. Birthplace of the famous Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer, this destination is also home to the iconic Delft blue porcelain and the University of Technology.
Like a phoenix from the ashes, the 17th century Town Hall of Delft was destroyed on 1618 and rebuilt by the architect Hendrick de Keyser. Located across from the City Hall in the centre of the Market square, the Protestant church of Nieuwe Kerk (New Church) with the imposing tower is connected with the Dutch Royal Family.
Resting place for Piet Hein, Maarten Tromp and Johannes Vermeer, the Oude Kerk (Old Church) was built in 1240 and is one of the main landmarks of the city along with the Prinsenhof. Booking.com offers a variety of apartments and hotels in the centre of Delft.
The Delftware factories with the blue ceramics and the hand-painted porcelain are definitely something that travellers should not miss while visiting the Netherlands. Weather permitting, you can enjoy a local beer on a canal terrace.
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is about 40 minutes away by car or public transport. Delft railway station has train connections to Amsterdam, Utrecht and Leiden.
What guests said about Delft:
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Beautiful quiet little town midway between two major cities.
Beautiful quiet little town midway between two major cities. Consider staying here if your trip includes time in The Hague or Rotterdam: it's only a 15 minute train ride to either city and much less hectic (and less expensive). Highlight of our trip was climbing the windmill and seeing it actually operated - for free!
Eric
Canada
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Scored 10
The town is so unique, churches to visit and beautiful...
The town is so unique, churches to visit and beautiful squares surrounded by restaurants and cafes. Lovely places for brunch in the mornings and for beer in the evenings. The atmosphere in the evenings is wonderful. It is easy to get around on foot. the view from the New Church roof top is spectacular, tho the 300+ steps are not easy. Recommended eateries are Kek coffee and Delfts Brouwhuis
Louise
Malta
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Scored 10
Delft is a nice size, easily walkable for the main part.
Delft is a nice size, easily walkable for the main part. Train station to the centre is 15-20 minutes maximum. Plenty of hotels, good restaurants of all cuisines, Dutch, Indonesian were ones we tried, but there are French, European, smaller snack-type bistros too. We spent just a couple days in Delft, but the Vermeer Centre and Museum Prinsenhof were well worthwhile, spent most of a day in each. We could have spent longer in Delft.
Joan Maltman
United Kingdom
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Scored 10
Central or old Delft is well worth a visit.
Central or old Delft is well worth a visit. It’s on a human scale. The two big churches are beautiful, the working windmill is charming and the Vermeer Centrum is interesting. We particularly enjoyed how peaceful the town is, with great crested grebes, coots and other waterfowl swimming in its serene canals. Cyclists outnumber motorists and the town has a youthful atmosphere owing to the university. Shops and restaurants offer very good products, food and service at reasonable prices. Above all, the people are very helpful and friendly.
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Delft is a lovely place and I hope to take my wife next time...
Delft is a lovely place and I hope to take my wife next time as the food, bars and atmosphere in the centre was lovely.
The many bars and places to eat will suit most people and they are all (well the ones I tried) were reasonably priced. I will certainly go back again - and hopefully not involving a business trip.
Rob Normington
United Kingdom
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Scored 10
lots of history and wealth, as well as blossoming tech...
lots of history and wealth, as well as blossoming tech research. loved the climb up the tower of the "new-church", scary, felt like touching the clouds. it was interesting to find out how local politics evolved around water management as a crucial part of life.
Perfect location, very near to the center of Delft. Can only recommend. Breakfast was really super delicious. The room was very interesting. Our children also liked the nice paintings and windmills on the wall. Stuff was also always very friendly. Can only recommend this place. Was fun that the back of the bed could have been lifted up with the remote control.
I really liked the view on the city from our window and the shower with the painting. And in general the style of the hotel.
The staff were very friendly and the hotel has a great location, a stone's throw from the Delft railway station. It's in an old building, but it has a homely charm. The room and bed was comfortable and, although there was a little wear and rear in the room, it seemed to have been properly cleaned. I paid roughly 100 Euros for a night, including breakfast, which was good value for money in my book. I'll happily stay there again if I have to spend a night in Delft in the future.
For a group of 5 the chalet was a perfect size with everything we needed for a long weekend break. The staff were super friendly and helpful and left us clear instructions on how to check-in after the front desk closed as we arrived late at night. The fact we could rent bikes as well meant the half an hour walk to the centre of Delft was reduced to a 10 minute ride. Would highly recommend Delftse Hout to anyone looking for a budget friendly letting around Delft.
The hotel is in a great location near all the landmarks of Delft and in proximity with several nice bars and restaurants. The hotel's building is very charming and the rooms on both sides have great views on either the Nieuwe Kerk or the canal. I recommend paying extra for the breakfast, as it was very much worth it. The rooms are for the most part spacious and well kept. Beds are comfortable. Staff is very attentive.
Casa Julia was a beautiful boutique hotel in Delft. Room was comfortable with a small bathroom. Coffee/Tea in lounge free. Within 2 blocks from Royal Delft Museum and factory. And 10 minutes walking to bars and restaurants. 5 minutes to bus stop. But everything is easy walking distance in Delft. Even station.
Superb location in central Delft, with its own free car parking in the courtyard. Friendly reception with excellent English. Interesting and quirky hotel theme - all about trees and the forest, with extensive artwork to implement this. Comfortable pub-like dining/breakfast room with good breakfast spread.
Perfectly located on a beautiful tree lined square of Delft, here’s the place to enjoy a weekend getaway. Staff is so friendly and willing to help with anything. Secure parking garage is just a five minute walk. Restaurants and shops are right outside hotel door. Rooms are spacious and cozy. Book now!
We had a top floor, mini suite for our stay in Delft at the Bridges Hotel. Our room was bright and clean and it was great to be able to look over a busy canal. The staff was helpful and carried up our luggage. Just a short walk from the train station.
Everything about this experience was FANTASTIC and exceeded our expectations. Best place we stayed at in the Netherlands. The people, animals and location were all amazing
I have stayed there now on several occasions, and they have always accommodated my early arrival and check in and the staff is excellent would highly recommend the hotel
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