Cute and comfortable. My room was decorated with art objects and pained scenes from Africa. That was fun. The Gaia restaurant where the breakfast is served is excellent. The lunch and dinner food is excellent.

However, the room was on the 3rd floor and the lift only went to the second. To get to the third required climbing a spiral staircase the design of which can only be described as bizarre. About 7 of the steps were so narrow the only way to climb them was to put your foot sideways and grab onto the bannister. This is hardly conducive to carrying a suitcase up or down.

The breakast was more than satisfying, i asked for a second cup of coffee and i expected to pay for it, but they told me it was free. Very good quality and quantity and the people working there very polite and eager to help. One evening i asked for something that was served only during lunch, and they agreed to prepare it for me :-)

My only problem was the heating of the room which was not as much as i wanted. There was a problem with the radiator, they did something to fix it but still it was not what i needed. I didn't complain again because all the rest was very good and i wasn't going to stay for long. I told them how i felt after i left, and they assured me they would fix it asap.

I loved the text that arrived a few days before arrival asking me if we were celebrating anything! Really thoughtful & pragmatic gesture that was sincerely appreciated! Coming from abroad there’s only so much you can carry & organise beforehand so it really made our trip extra special! Also sending an important forgotten item for us after checking out, understanding the stress involved in international travel! Breakfast was delightful & late check out, gorgeous & generous! Thank you 🥰💐

Living on the spectrum, the busy plane outside was jarring but thankfully we found a quieter alternative route! The sign wasn’t clear either. The lift was way too small for people & luggage unfortunately.

Staff was delightful: friendly, available and helpful. Amenities were great. "Africa"-themed room was delightfully quirky and comfortable. Location turned out to be good for what I was doing.

The broken elevator — which does not reach to the third floor where my room was in any case — was an issue. Worse, there was a safety issue with the third-floor spiral stairs: almost impossibly steep, with almost impossibly narrow treads, and with scrap-lumber "stabilization" of what looks like some pretty serious structural issues. I nearly injured myself a couple of times ascending during my visit, and damaged my property on the way out.

5 mins walk to main square, adjacent to canal with plenty of bars, etc. Quirky rooms although bar/restaurant is smart and staid. Room 304 (3rd and top floor) had African theme - good murals extending into bathroom plus lots of impressive artefacts. Drums as side tables! Tanning panel available in the shower! Egg-timers to guide you on water use! Eccentric. Large bedroom plus a corner bath. Wifi and hot water fine. Excellent views. Pleasant staff. Reasonable breakfast. Be aware that lift stops at 2nd floor and steep steps up to 3rd - so no good if mobility problems or heavy luggage.

The chairs in the room fitted the African theme but weren't very comfortable. Left the window open as that closed down the aircon automatically. Else it seemed to rumble on. Would be nice to have a page of welcome to reiterate the wifi code (notice at reception), breakfast times, etc.

I love the location, very near to the town centre and lots of lovely things to do and see within walking distance, also not far from the train by foot either. I think the staff are very friendly and welcoming and the room was really clean . I enjoyed the choices for breakfast too, plenty to set me up for the day

The hotel was undergoing a major refurbishment of the dining area but it was not a problem at all to me. They communicated before i confirmed my booking, about how it would be and had provided an alternative space for breakfast and reading.. The noise didn't disturb me at all , I didn't hear it as it was not early in the morning or in the evening

Interesting hotel with themed bedrooms in a great location. Despite the buzzy atmosphere in the square my room on the top floor was really quiet. The upgrade to the Chinese- themed room was welcome and I had a sunken bath and a bed which went up and down. Also an amazing view over the roofs of Delft. Breakfast was good and there were plenty of restaurants nearby. Friendly staff.

The hotel was having some work done and so the lift was out of action. This didn’t bother me as I usually use the stairs anyway and I didn’t have much luggage. However, to get to my third-floor room I had to climb an extra flight of very steep stairs with a tight corner and little to hold onto, almost like a ladder. I didn't think this was safe and I worried about falling (I'm in my 60s, quite fit but I have osteoporosis so I'm wary) I think they should at least have asked me if I minded this climb. I was told it was a room upgrade so I didn’t want to seem ungrateful. I probably would have asked to change rooms, on reflection- except that on the first evening I discovered I'd lost my passport on the train journey and everything else paled into insignificance!

Superfriendly and helpful staff. The breakfast was excellent and yummy! Upon arrival we couldn't wait to unravel the mystery of which room we got. Our themed room took us right into the deepest heart of Down Under Australia 🤙. Including cool paintings on the wall of wildlife Australia, some kind of traditional horn instruments there as well, a cozy round bed and finally a surfboard that led us into the bathroom where an adorable massive boy made sure that we were wasking our hands. We are really happy that we chose Hotel De Plataan in Delft. Can't wait for our return and hope for a jacuzzi room next time. A tip is also to visit Hanno Groots cafe just outside of the hotel. Great drinks, food and vibe!

The elevator was under construction, but we needed our steps after brekkie. 😉

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.

The rooms needed renovation. The bathroom isn't totally separated from the room. The walls didn't go all the way to the ceiling and there weren't really doors so in the middle of the night if you needed to use the bathroom the motion lights and sounds would wake everyone else up in the room. I'm not sure if all rooms were set up light this, but ours was. The elevator was out of service while we were there which wasn't a problem for us, but might be for others. There is not a refrigerator in the rooms, but there is a communal one down the hallway which was a nice thing to have available.

Very cosy rooms, each with unique decoration: mine was inspired to the sea (fish, dolphins, corals, wrecks), which I really loved. I appreciated very much the whirlpool inside my room, and also the working area. The only thing I did not like was the mattress. I appreciated the very fast check in and check out. Convenient location. The breakfast is good but I suggest to offer more types of fresh fruit.