Really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. We visited Zaanse Schans, Den Haag and Amsterdam, and Delft…read morewas the cream of the crop. If you like New York, stay in Amsterdam, if you like a beautiful, relaxing small town, stay in Delft. Just around the corner from the hotel, is a grocery store, restaurants and the main square. Also a short walk to the train station. Our room was 29, which has 2 windows on the front of the hotel, with a bedroom with a tv, a nice bathroom with a walk-in shower, and another room with a small fridge, a desk, and a single bed. No A/C, but there were 2 small "tower" fans. There is an elevator. Breakfast was the same every morning. Standard European breakfast included boiled eggs, meats, cheeses, croissants, rolls, 3 different cereals, small stroop waffles, fruit cups, toast, coffee, orange juice, milk, etc.....A couple of evening they had some hors d'oeuvres at the check-in desk. After 10pm, you have to use a special code to get in the front entrance. (They give you a card with the code) Very nice stay in a wonderful town. Check out the Thursday market in the square (and flower market on Brabantse Turfmarkt), and the Saturday market which is also on Brabantse Turfmarkt, and has antiques on Hippolytusbuurt and Voldersgracht.

Charming hotel just off the city center in Delft. We stayed for 1 night the first week of June,…read more2017. TripAdvisor rates as a 3 star facility and that is accurate. The staff was friendly, helpful and most importantly, bilingual! The room was clean, though sparsely decorated and the bed was comfortable. As a 3-star hotel, some of the typical "free" toiletries you receive in the U.S. were not there and interestingly enough, in Europe, 3-star hotels don't provide wash cloths, only hand towels and bath sheets. As is also typical in northern Europe, there is no air conditioning. There was a fan, however, and it was all we needed so it was fine. The cost of the room included breakfast, which was comprised of various breads, cheeses, charcuterie, fruit, yogurt, warm crepes and the famous Dutch stroopwaffles. We would visit Delft again and we would stay at this hotel again.

From the owner: Hotel De Koophandel is een 3* hotel, gelegen in het oude stadscentrum van Delft. Het hotel bevindt…read morezich op de Beestenmarkt, één van de meest sfeervolle pleintjes van Nederland. Door de gunstige ligging van het hotel bevinden alle belangrijke bezienswaardigheden van Delft zich op loopafstand. Hotel De Koophandel beschikt over 25 ruime en sfeervol ingerichte kamers, uiteraard allemaal met televisie, douche/toilet, telefoon en koffie/thee voorziening. Een warm welkom, gastvrijheid, ruim opgezette kamers en een smetteloze service zijn de kenmerken van een verblijf in Hotel De Koophandel. Al deze aspecten maken een verblijf in Hotel De Koophandel dan ook aantrekkelijk voor zowel de zakenreiziger als de toerist.

If you are looking for a hotel that fits the cosy style of Delft, the Emauspoort is the place to…read morecheck in. Even if you are on a business trip, you will enjoy the family atmosphere and the un-modern but cosy old-holland styled and clean rooms. Another asset: it's central location close to many restaurants and cafes and the historical center. Absolutely unique: you can also stay in a gipsy style trailer. Non-smoker, English spoken

This has become my go-to spot to sleep in Delft. A comfortable and secure location in the heart of…read morethe town. well controlled and efficient, I cannot think of aa reason to stay elsewhere.

Caveat Emptor Reception service and location are excellent…read more The larger rooms are not representative of the website pictures due to construction and design quality issues. For example, the bathroom is off the kitchen; the furnishings are 3rd hand; the walls have chipped paint; indoor / outdoor carpeting; all lights produce about 3 watts of light; ceiling light not affixed to ceiling; 1 block from reception / breakfast; air conditioning does not work; phone does not work; etc.

This is a quaint extremely clean hotel. its is located in downtown historic Delft, right on a…read morecanal. The market is abt 3 blocks away and 2 doors down is a great restaurant, Rosso. The breakfast is yr standard European one - deli meats/ cheeses, boiled egg, bread, juice and milk. All good and very clean. Just like the rooms. I had a standard room, quite nice but i recommend an upgrade to a suite. those give u quite a but more space without too much additional expense. The only drawback, are the stairs. There r three floors so ask when u book because they do not have elevators The staff provides amazing service and always has a smile and is helpful. i would stay the again.

A good hotel with a good restaurant and bar next to IKEA in Delft…read more The rooms are nice, modern and clean, the beds are really good and I say this as a consultant, who is traveling a lot. Staff is very friendly and helpful. I can recommend this hotel even for private traveling, I would come back gladly to this place.

Really nice hotel - newer but a bit more off the beaten path (outside the city but closer to the…read morehighway). Every room is IKEA inspired - which is pretty obvious - because you are right next to the largest IKEA that I've ever seen. I'm sure that there is a relationship there - but I'm not sure. Super friendly staff that will give you some ideas of what to see in Delft and the hotel restaurant/bar is also excellent. This is one of most comfortable hotels in the area

I found this hotel since I am a member of AAA. This hotel is beautiful and so was our room…read more Breakfast is included and you can get eggs, toast, coffee, cereal, etc. Staff was super friendly. There is wi-fi in the rooms and also two computers downstairs in the lobby that you can use. The only disadvantage was that the hotel was located a bit out of the way from Delt city center so I spent quite a bit of cash bussing it back and forth to Delft. Other than the location (which is off the beaten path a bit), it is lovely.

It took me a while till I found a hotel that allows dogs. Before I booked the room, I called this…read morehotel to make sure that my dogs are welcome there. They confirmed the dog friendliness, and I booked the room online for nine nights. When we reached the hotel and checked in, I had to pay an additional 5 EUR/Night for each dog (called. Huisdier extra Kosten). Unfortunately, those extra costs were kind of a surprise but okay and understandable. The hotel is well located, and you can find a bus station to Delft/Den Haag, a McDonald's and a Texaco/Spar supermarket nearby. Especially the Texaco gas station with an integrated Spar supermarket is highly recommended for buying some water and such because it's ridiculously cheap; compared to Albert Heijn or other supermarkets. The entire hotel room was clean and organized, and the furniture and everything in a perfect condition and not too old. I felt very good spending time in my hotel room without getting depressed. Electricity sockets were rare why I always had to charge my phone on the desk and not form the bed. The staff was all the way friendly to my dogs and me, and sometimes they played during breakfast with the dogs. The breakfast buffet is good and doesn't provide any extraordinary things. It was simple, delicious and didn't change over the time I spent there. This hotel doesn't provide a room service for food and such, but you can always take the ordered food to your room. I did this three times and was only satisfied with my last order. The Dutch Steak with pepper sauce medium rare was delicious! The burger, as well as the pork Schnitzel I have ordered before, weren't that good. Both dishes were bland and used frozen patties/meat. That's how both looked and tasted to me. If you want something delicious, go with the Dutch Steak cause you can't-do anything wrong with it. As far as I can say that, it was a nice hotel and a good experience for me as a dog owner. I'm glad I spent the time here. In case I have to retake a hotel room, I would probably go there again. Thank you for a great time!

This hotel is great if you like BUGS. The hotel is located a distance from the city center (about…read more5km) and is not easy to access on foot. While it is inexpensive, it is also cheaply furnished, threadbare, and dirty. Our first room was infested with roaches, fleas, ants, and other bugs that we couldn't identify. The walls are paper thin and you can hear every breath your neighbor takes. Despite the spartan and tired accommodations, we found the front desk staff to be argumentative, rude, and dismissive during our stay. When presented with evidence of roaches (I literally took a dead roach to the front desk), I was at first ridiculed, and then treated as if I were the crazy person for alleging that it was a roach. I was told in no uncertain terms that roaches "do not exist in the Netherlands." I suppose that would be fine, but certainly doesn't explain the fleas or ants we found either. It was very forcefully and aggressively explained that the hotel NEVER has had a problem with bugs. After reporting and presenting the dead roaches, the situation fell down an absurd European rabbit hole of cray cray. The roach was "sent for testing" and the "person who exterminates bugs for us." (Doubly curious, considering that the day before we were told that the hotel has never encountered a bug in its long and illustrious run.) The "report" from the "person" will--allegedly--be sent to us in a week... as if it makes a difference, because as I said the room was infested with all matter of bugs, not just roaches. The hotel manager very reluctantly offered a free breakfast in exchange for our trouble: No thanks, we'll pass on a buggy breakfast. Hotels are plentiful in this charming city. I would strongly suggest finding accommodation elsewhere.