Staying in Breda for a business meeting. Arrived Sunday at 11:30a after no sleep on the overnight…read moreflight from Seattle. Check in was not until 3p and after I told the receptionist I had just flown in from the USA, she immediately arranged for the room to be prepared and within 30 minutes I was in bed. What an awesome, cozy hotel room located in the center of the city. I stayed in the Dream suite, but each is different with varied themes. The owner (Nadja) arrived late afternoon and served a homemade Gin & Tonic from the hotel bar (also quite cozy). The most amazing G&T ever made with specialty local Gin and tonic water and a story to cap off the experience. She offers G&T mixology classes there as well. Not sure if Hotel Bliss is five star rated with Trip Advisor, but the service and experience is a 10 in my book! Worth a trip to Holland and the city of Breda for the "Bliss"!

A cute and cozy inn tucked away right in the center of Breda. The staff is overly nice and…read moreattentive. The themed rooms are unique. I loved my stay here and would stay here again!

Great location to everything. It was extremely clean and well kept. The only issue we had was the…read morenoise from across the street. Both nights it was quite loud until the wee hours of the morning. We did have an issue with air conditioning. It did not cool our room & luckily it was cool enough at night that once the noise let up a bit, we were able to open the window to cool it down.

What a Nice hotel. The lunch is fantastic and their Restaurant Taste is fabulous. The WiFi is very…read moreis very strong in every part of the hotel. The people of mErcure are very friendly and pay attention To you in a very personal way. Their wellness is one of the best kept secrets of Tilburg Center. 700 square meters with sauna's, Large swimmingpool, hot tub, infrared cabin. And cosy and relaxing bar. Please enjoy!

A decent hotel right by the train station. It didn't bother me while I was there but the trains run…read moredirectly behind the hotel as does a bus line. My room was facing that side and the windows are tinted so you didn't need to keep the blinds closed the entire time. If your room was on the first floor facing the other side you had a shared balcony area as well. Comfortable stay rooms but there wasn't air conditioning. I had a fan which helped at night to keep it cool and the window did pop open. It was too bad during my stay as it was only hot for a few hours during the day and I wasn't in the room. There was free coffee and biscottis in the lobby area as well as a small seating area. There's also a casino next door but i didn't visit it. The Japanese restaurant next door was convenient and you got a 10% discount on your meal.

I stayed here for a couple days and would occasionally go to the mini mart that's on site (open 24…read morehours) and always had the staff looking at me and checking up on me while I was purchasing my items. To make things worse when purchasing a coffee I didn't notice they were out of milk and the tall older guy at the front desk proceeds to tell me in English then Spanish that there's no milk ( I'm guessing because I look Hispanic ) which I found unnecessary because I obviously had previous interactions with him and spoke only English. Found a couple spiders in the top corners of the room, plenty of parking so can't complain there.

This place looks and is very stylish. It is ideal for both personal as business meals. But most…read moreimportant is that the food is wonderful. It is always perfectly prepared and presented beautifully. The staff can seem a bit distant at times but they are very classy and professional. Never had a single complain about this place and I am sure they will do everything to keep it this way.

The Ibis in Tilburg is basically your standard budget hotel and if coming with the right…read moreexpectations one will not be disappointed. I have stayed in several other hotels in Tilburg and have not been very pleased with any of those - these other places (like the City Hotel and the Mercure) often have better locations or just consider themselves better (like the Auberge du Bonheur) but often charge around €85-150 per night. I stayed at the Ibis for around €50 and while it was not a great hotel I felt that I got value for money. It is not in the City Center but for me arriving by car it was convenient. Check-in was quick and efficient. The room was nothing special but it was clean, had a comfortable bed, the bathroom was clean and fulfilled its purpose. They also offer free wifi in the rooms and the TV had a decent selection of channels so basically nothing to complain about. Would I stay again if in Tilburg - yes but it is not memorable or great, merely sufficient.

Horrible customer service. I received incorrect information on their website during booking, which…read moremade it so that my creditcard had already made payment for the room (even though I opted for paying upon arrival). After trying to find a solution with them (e.g. a more expensive room, but paying upon arrival) they were very neglective in trying to help me. Now I have to arrange with my bank and Ibis Hotel Tilburg has lost a customer for life.

A small group of us had the pleasure of staying here for a couple nights. The owners are great…read morepeople, very friendly and accommodating, the breakfast was very good, well above your typical continental buffet most B&Bs have. We were lucky enough to get one of the new rooms on the top floor (they have an elevator if needed) and it was beautiful. There are no windows, just two skylights, so the view isn't great. They do open though and I got on a chair a couple times to look out and enjoy the fresh air without having to go downstairs and outside. It is on a semi main road, so there is some traffic noise and you have to remember not to just walk out the front door and step into traffic as the sidewalks are not raised. There is parking next to the building though and it is secured. It is a very short distance to the center of town with great shops, restaurants, etc. I would most definitely stay here again if we go back to the area.

Hotel Nassau Breda was an excellent place to stay. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and easy to…read morenavigate. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and always happy to help. The location is fantastic, making it easy to explore Breda on foot. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay here again.

Spent one night at this unique and lovely hotel! I believe it's a converted church, but the decor…read moreis 'all things holy and Nuns'. My room was comfortable and spacious, complimentary water and in room Nespresso were bonus. The room also had an iron/board and hair dryer. As a Bonvoy Gold, they had a nice note, small bottle of wine and mixed nuts to welcome me. The complimentary breakfast was great with tons to choose from and all the espresso drinks your heart desires! From lobby has a nice bar and also a fun confessional where you can take pics (but I never got the email with the pics!) Central and within walking distance to Breda downtown.

Everything below is all-inclusive: Paper thin walls. Towels with holes. Awful bed. Disgusting,…read moremoldy electric water kettle. Wallpaper peeling from the walls. Gross carpet. Oh yeah--and if you don't check out by 10, they charge you 25 euro on top of their extraordinarily high nightly prices.

Located beside the motorway (can't hear the noise thanks to a tall sound barrier) but far from the…read morecity center. Very modern hotel which deserves the 4 stars. The room and bathroom are very very wide. Cleaning is spotless. Jacuzzi and swimming pool are really nice. Sauna and hammam were not hot enough. Gym is well equiped. Went there for a meeting and overnight stay and really enjoyed the experience.

Hotel looks fine from in- & outside, perfectly located for business trips in the region of Breda…read more Still, there are some flaws that should be mentioned - all observations were made in the one night visit of mine: First of all the restaurant only offers one fixed four-course-menu for dinner - might suffice for having a restaurant with virtually no storage needs but still isn't enough in my opinion. Rooms: Now I have to distinguish my room from my colleagues. My rooms tv had a horrible picture quality and only 25 programs, my colleagues perfect DVB-S with crisp HD and several programs. That is no big deal since most people don't use the tv but I think it's worth mentioning. My bathroom was okay, but a totally dirty toilet brush and a stained toilet seat were not exactly what I expected. My colleagues bathroom was all tidy and no unwanted legacy. The water pressure in the shower was a joke, again only in my room. You can imagine the immediate happiness when you want to shower in the morning before having an appointment and realize it will take ages and you will burn yourself every few minutes due to the unforced water temperature changes. Over all, if I had had a room in the quality of the one my colleague had, I would have probably given 4/5 stars but I can only rate my very own experience and since sanitary cleanliness and a minimum of water pressure are scrupulous must-haves for me there is no other possible outcome than 2/5.