We loved being in the Annex and it felt like its own little apartment. The beds were the most comfortable beds during our entire vacation and we constantly brought up how much we missed them after we left Hotel Grand Canal. The decorations were very nice and we especially loved the outdoor area and all the natural light. Having the option for a late check out was amazing and being able to leave our bags with the lobby after checking out was nice because it gave us more time to explore the beautiful city.

Everything was perfect!

The employees are very friendly and the room was very pretty. They also noticed our request for a more silent room. The area is very good and safe. It is a very short walk to good restaurants and the trainstation.

The hotel is in the inner city of Delft and it has single glass windows ( mandatory in the old town, it is not up to the hotel to change this). The room ( 2.floor) was pretty quiet but the cleaning ladies start to clean early in the morning and our sleep was pretty disrupted by this. Also, the breakfast times are difficult for people that like to sleep a bit longer, therefore we haven't tried the breakfast. The pillows could be less high, I got a bit neck pain.

We had a very pleasant 3 night’s stay -Sat/Sun/Mon. Room was a good size. We liked having the seating area beside the windows looking out at the canal. Plenty of storage and a small handy fridge. The bathroom has been modernised and the shower is great! Reception Staff are friendly. We had breakfast in the hotel on the first morning- plenty of choice and helpful staff. Location is excellent- not too far from the station and a pleasant stroll from the centre.

4pm check - it’s later than a lot of hotels we have stayed in & the room was not available any earlier. Considering check out is 11am it’s a shame. The pillows are like a brick! I did ask if I could change it. Reception asked housekeeping and it was a flat no. I found a cushion to use instead.

The location of the hotel was really good. It is right next to the train/bus station. The staff was very helpful. I found an error in the receipt after the payment (they had charged me with the daily tourist tax for two people, even though the reservation was only for one person), however the staff at the reception was eager to help and the problem was solved straight away; they refunded the extra amount in my bank account some days after. The breakfast was nice (options for vegan available). In the room, you can find an iron, a coffee machine and ear plugs.

The windows are old, so it is possible to hear some noise from the road. The bathroom was a bit small, mainly around the toilet area. Plump people might find it uncomfortable.

Great staff, very helpful, pet-friendly, great location near the station, very clean bathrooms! Very important!

Ventilation was a bit of an issue as there were two windows facing the street, which you could open. However, there was no way to create an active airflow. Wasn't an issue at all in practice but I had to add something. The mattresses were also a bit soft for me, so if you're over 80kg, keep that in mind.

The staff were very friendly and the hotel has a great location, a stone's throw from the Delft railway station. It's in an old building, but it has a homely charm. The room and bed was comfortable and, although there was a little wear and rear in the room, it seemed to have been properly cleaned. I paid roughly 100 Euros for a night, including breakfast, which was good value for money in my book. I'll happily stay there again if I have to spend a night in Delft in the future.

Because it's in an old building that was converted as a hotel, the corridors are narrow and the rooms are quite small and there is also no elevator. Some reviewers complain about the neighbourhood being noisy, with a lot of students around, and also about creaky floors. When I went to bed, I used the earplugs provided by the hotel (obviously, the management is aware that it can be a bit noisy) and I slept fine. It was all OK, certainly for a short stay, but if you want a more luxurious experience or need a desk to work, you might want to go elsewhere.

Very close from the central station. Also walking distance to the old town. Old building but comfortable.

No elevator. Narrow, steep stairs up was tough with the suitcase. Wake up call by ducks/swans at the canal way before expected time. But even these downsides make you feel you're in Delft and give you unforgettable experiences.

We stayed in the annex which is even better placed than the main hotel. Access and the standard of accommodation could not be faulted. Having a fridge was a game changer.

Overly warm for our tastes meant the AC had to go on to counter heat from the structure. .. but a very minor thing vastly outweighted by the positives

Comfortable and convenient.

We were allowed to leave our panniers when we arrived at 1:00pm and were told to return to check-in at 3:00pm, the normal check-in time. When we returned at 3:09 pm the door was locked, we didn’t have a key yet for entry, and nobody answered the bell or knocks.Another couple arrived also to check- in and we waited until 3:20 until someone saw us through the window and let us in. The helpful woman who let us leave our panniers was not there and another one was helping a customer at the desk. Not a great second impression.

Lovely little hotel centrally located in Delft. Old building with lots of character. Short walk both from the train station and centre. Clean and comfortable room. Friendly and welcoming staff. Cosy lounge areas as well.

Thin walls, which made a lot of noise leak in from the outside. Not a massive problem though as the streets were very quiet at night, and the hotel provided ear plugs.