Best Western Museumhotels Delft

Aamiainen oli ihan ok, tosin toisissa hotelleissa, joissa majoituimme, oli aamiainen erinomainen (NH hotellit). Hotelli on siisti ja sijainti loistava, henkilökunta ystävällinen.

Huone oli pohjakerroksessa, joten isot ikkunat oli peitetty niin, ettei niistä nähnyt läpi muuten kuin ihan yläreunasta, se antoi todella tylsän vaikutelman. Kylpyhuoneen lavuaari oli niin korkealla, että peseytyminen oli hankalaa. TV kanavista suurin osa oli ilman signaalia eli siitäkään ei voinut nauttia. Lisäksi yleinen parkkihalli oli kaukana, jonne auto piti jättää..

Ideal location for visiting old Delft, although I was on business this time. Room was large and quiet.

It's all a bit "Fawlty Towers" with lots of minor irritations. This hotel COULD be fabulous with a bit of thought, refurbishment and staff training. The hotel is in three buildings, I was sent by reception down an alley way to the 'middle building' but it is not actually signposted or identified in any way so I had to come back to reception. The receptionist then accompanied me to an unmarked door, where you have to insert your key card a certain way, and then into a building with no lift. Considering I had dragged a heavy suitcase over the cobbles from Delft station, having to then lug it up the stairs was a pain. Room had a fridge, so I went out and bought some food and drink to keep in the fridge only to find it didn't actually work. Room was very hot, so not ideal for keeping perishables. Electrics generally looked a bit dodgy, On the face of it, the room appeared clean but when you draw the curtains it was all a bit grubby. Extractor fan in bathroom did not work and was clogged up with fluff. Skylight in bathroom was filthy and could not be opened, so bathroom steamed up badly. No other mirrors apart from in the bathroom so again minor irritation having to wait for steam to clear to get ready for work. They provide a kettle and some powdered coffee but only paper cups and plastic stirrers (plastic, really? thought the Netherlands was a green country). The paper cups are so flimsy that when you pour boiling water into them they fall over. Sash windows are so heavy you can hardly open them, and a piece of wood on a chain provided to shove in to stop them slamming on your fingers. Interior decor very peculiar. See pictures.