Comfy room, a little crammed with furniture but I stacked it together to have more space for myself. Clean premises, good and calm location in Delft, close to both city centre and TU campus.

The breakfast was *very* expensive, around 20 euros for what seemed to be a fairly ordinary breakfast. I had asked beforehand whether a fridge was available; my room had some sort of mini bar, which was empty (perhaps to address my request). This was enough to keep some spreads for bread, but not e.g. a box of milk. I would've preferred if a common fridge & cutlery were available, although I realize this is uncommon for hotels.

Check in was easy and quick. Staff were friendly. Beds were very comfortable. Location was OK for us, about 10 min walk into centre, through a couple of residential streets. Garden area was lovely, a welcome lounge space there's a nice homely atmosphere at Casa Julia.

Breakfast was lacking some mornings with some items missing when we arrived down an hour an a half before end of service. Some areas need a little refresh - coat/hooks would be handy in bedroom. Overall though, I think we would return to this hotel.

Location is excellent, close to public transportation, old city, restaurants and shops, and for me especially good as I needed to be close to the TU Delft. Breakfast is very good, with several options, and I especially liked that the coffee machine for espresso, cappuccino, etc. is made available for the whole day.

There is a quite large living room, but if you wish to eat there your own food bought outside, there are no plates and cutlery. They are in the kitchen, but you are not allowed to enter the kitchen. There is no microwave and refrigerator, not even for a common use. The apartment is very tinny, very difficult for two persons. There is practically no space to put cloth. Also, the shower has very reduced size so that you cannot bend there if you need to.

The initial room was much smaller than was expected. There was no indication in marketing that you would have to carry your heavy suitcase up a spiral staircase. Initially the bathroom light did not worked. We were upgraded to a bigger room with a bigger bathroom. The breakfast was excellent and better than expectations. That is definitely a great plus. The location was a bit further away from the centre of the old town, but not to far.

Carrying heavy luggage up small steed stairs.

The room and the bathroom were spacious, and the hospitality of the staff was excellent. They kindly allowed me to store my luggage in their depot overnight. The coziness of the hotel made it well worth the stay. It’s one of the coziest hotels I’ve ever stayed at—the hotel itself feels like a charming, fresh, and quaint home. A big shout-out to the staff, who were incredibly helpful with all my needs and truly made me feel at home.

The area under the bed was not clean and appeared dirty.

a lovely place - it is in a residential part of the town, seems to be quiet - and an easy 10 - 20 minute walk to central Delft (depending on where you want to go) it was hot while i was there, and i was in the attic room so extra hot up there and there is no AC. Nature's temperature wasn't the hotels fault and they tried to make me comfortable and brought me cold water and the room had a fan. Some rooms have AC they said, but suggest you call to ensure you get one of those.

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It was a family-like hotel. The dining room was very cute and accessible throughout the day. There was also a garden sitting area for guests. You could sit there and drink coffee or tea, which was free, and consume your own food. The personnel was always very nice. The breakfasts were great! The location is great. It is in a quiet locality, about 15 minutes from the city centre. You can go by walking everywhere.

The water pressure in the shower bath was low, and the door to the bathroom did not seal. If two people are in the room, it could be uncomfortable.

Excellent breakfast, very good and warm service, helpful and attentive (7 am to 11 pm through, which is very rare for such small hotels). Despite the old (and charming) building, everything (heating, warm shower, etc.) works well. I liked the relaxed atmosphere of a small boutique hotel, with however attention to the details. Excellent location : in a calm neighborhood, 10 min walking distance to the beautiful centre of Delft as well as 10 min to the Technical University.

Virtually nothing (it is true that in some double-bed rooms you won't have enough comfort space for two people, the bed is just taking so much space, and often the bathrooms are tiny. For one, it is very fine though).

I had an amazing stay! It was one of the best experiences I've had. The room and the hotel always smelled wonderful. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the facilities were excellent. They served a delicious breakfast with a variety of coffee and tea options. Having an iron available was especially useful for my conference presentation. I will definitely stay here again when I visit the Netherlands. It felt like staying in a fairytale hotel, with birds chirping when I opened my windows at sunrise. It was a truly unique experience.

Despite the small size room was furnished decently, decorated nicely and had small luxury elements such as light dimmer and heated floor in bathroom - it's details like that give a regular hotel room a cozy homely feeling. The garden and the lounge room downstairs with a variety of free hot beverages and treats were also delightful. The hotel is located short walk away from city center and train station, yet surrounded by quiet peaceful atmosphere

Room was lovely, but so so tiny - huge bed barely left any space to walk inside, for two people it's definitely a bit tight, bordering on claustrophobic. The immediate neighborhood is sleepy and has basically nothing to offer, one must make a small trip each time they want to have a meal or visit a museum