Westcord Hotel Delft
Delft, Netherlands
Westcord Hotel Delft
Olof Palmestraat 2, Delft, Netherlands
Ranking: Westcord Hotel Delft is ranked 7th out of 22 accommodation options available in Delft.
Classification: 3 Star Hotel
The WestCord Hotel Delft is located in the historic city of Delft in the Netherlands, famous for being the home of the painter Vermeer and Delf Blue potter among many other things! Ideally situated on the A13 between Rotterdam and The Hague, the WestCord Hotel Delft is an affordable 3 Star starting point for visits to the town centre where guests will find beautiful historical buildings and a lot of shops for hours of shopping pleasure. Guests enjoy a friendly atmosphere, delicious dining, and comfortable accommodation with such extras as Wi-Fi Internet access and eleven meeting rooms with plenty of business support. Getting to the Hotel: The 3 Star WestCord Hotel Delft is easily connected to the rest of the Netherlands through the city's well-developed public transport network. Schiphol Airport is 42 km away and Rotterdam airport is 8 km from the hotel. Local Tips: Delft is primarily known for its typically Dutch town centre with canals, and has an active cultural life along with plenty of touristic hot spots, nice boutiques and numerous little cafes and restaurants. Enjoy historic Delft in 3 Star comfort! Please note: The hotel requires a credit card swipe or 50 Euros per room per night (maximum 100 Euros) fully refundable deposit to ensure payment for any extras consumed/purchased from the hotel. FACILITIES: Dining: WestCord Hotel Delft is booked as Bed and Breakfast accommodation with an option for Half Board. Guests can enjoy delicious meals at Restaurant Gullmander, and there is also a friendly bar onsite. Activities: The hotel has a wellness centre with a Sauna and fitness room, a heated terrace, and WestCord Meeting Point. Additional: 24-hour reception, tourist information, free wireless Internet in the entire hotel, safe, air conditioning, 11 well-equipped meeting rooms, free parking.
