We chose Bridges House for its location, which truly was the highlight of our stay. After check-in, we were directed to a studio apartment on the next street over, facing one of the canals- a lovely setting in theory.
The apartment itself, however, didn’t meet expectations. The cleanliness and overall functionality felt lacking, and it was not cozy whatsoever. The space is spread across three levels- the kitchen and toilet on the bottom floor, living area in the middle, and bedroom at the top- which made it feel disjointed and inconvenient to move between spaces. The couches were also boxy and uncomfortable, making it hard to relax.
While we appreciated the spacious bathroom, the layout meant walking through the kitchen and living area after showering to get to the bedroom and our belongings.
We also paid to store our luggage after checkout, which was helpful, but when we returned, it appeared to be left unattended in the open lobby, which didn’t feel very secure.
We were initially drawn to this hotel because of its history as an old artist’s house, but since our accommodation was located off-site, that aspect didn’t feel relevant to our stay. It would have been helpful to know this in advance.
We would absolutely recommend visiting Delft—it’s a charming and beautiful town—but we would not list this hotel as a must-stay.
