Delft
Delft
Delft, a small student student city laying in between the Hague and Rotterdam, is famous for its blue and white ceramics. Delft is a relatively quiet city full of fascinating old buildings. It is usually visited as a day trip from Rotterdam, The Hague or Amsterdam.
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Things to do in Delft
Top things to do in Delft by www.thecrazytourist.com
Where to stay in Delft
Best hotels in Delft:
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Hotel de Plataan (budget hotel)
Hotel de Plataan in Delft has the rooms are decorated with fun themes like Old Egypt, Atlantis and Jungle, giving each one a unique vibe. You'll find yourself just steps away from Delft's main square and all the best restaurants and bars.
The staff here are super friendly and go out of their way to make you feel welcome. They serve up a delicious breakfast each morning with fresh fruit, local cheeses, and made-to-order omelets. The hotel also has a nice cafe on the ground floor that's perfect for a coffee or evening drink.
While the rooms aren't huge, they're comfortable and have everything you need. The location can't be beat if you want to explore Delft on foot. Overall, it's a fun, laid-back spot with tons of character in a perfect central location.
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Hampshire Hotel (luxury hotel)
Hampshire Hotel sits right on the edge of Delft's charming city center, putting you just steps away from all the main sights and attractions. The rooms are comfy and come with free WiFi, air conditioning, and nice views over the city.
What really stands out is the location - you can easily walk to spots like the Nieuwe Kerk church and Vermeer Center. The staff are super friendly and helpful too. There's an on-site restaurant and bar with a waterfront terrace that's perfect for relaxing with a drink on summer evenings.
While it's great for exploring Delft, the hotel is also a good base if you want to take day trips to nearby cities like Rotterdam or The Hague. Or you can hop on a bus and be at the beach in no time. Overall, it's a solid choice in a prime spot.
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The Social Hub (medium range hotel)
The Social Hub in Delft is a cool spot right next to the train station. It's got a fun, lively vibe that feels more like a college campus than a typical hotel. The rooms are modern and comfy, with nice views of the city. You can grab coffee or a bite to eat at their restaurant, or hang out in the shared spaces to meet other travelers.
One of the best things about this place is how close it is to everything. You're just a short walk from Delft's charming old town, with all its canals and historic buildings. The staff are super friendly and helpful if you need tips on what to see and do. Overall, it's a great home base for exploring Delft, whether you're in town for work or play.
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Best hostels in Delft:
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Will & Tate City Stay (party hostel)
Will & Tate City Stay with The Will with fancy apartments and private rooms, and The Tate with dorms and stylish doubles. The location is awesome, just a short tram ride or bike ride from all the main sights like Madurodam and the beach at Scheveningen.
The place has a chill vibe with a full bar, shared kitchen, and garden terrace where you can hang out. There's even a cinema room and lounge to relax in after a day of exploring. The rooms are comfy and clean, with free WiFi throughout.
The staff are super friendly and helpful if you need tips on what to see and do nearby. With the tram stop right out front, it's easy to get around and see everything The Hague has to offer. Overall, it's a great base for checking out this charming Dutch city.