Casa Julia ***
Casa Julia is housed in a prominent corner building dating from 1920. The hotel is within walking distance of the city centre and is situated in a quiet residential area next to Delft University of Technology.
"Very knus, cosy lovely hotel on the edge of the centre of Delft. Everything is within walking distance." (Anouk T, 2024)
Casa Julia is located in a beautiful and characteristic corner building from 1920. The building's rich past has been stylishly preserved and carefully interwoven with a modern interior. Upon entering, you immediately notice the imposing stained-glass windows above the staircase, which give the building a warm and historic atmosphere. The old-fashioned tail clocks with a modern twist are a subtle tribute to the craftsmanship of the past, while at the same time having a playful and contemporary feel.
The hotel is located in a quiet residential area, d...
"Very knus, cosy lovely hotel on the edge of the centre of Delft. Everything is within walking distance." (Anouk T, 2024)
Casa Julia is located in a beautiful and characteristic corner building from 1920. The building's rich past has been stylishly preserved and carefully interwoven with a modern interior. Upon entering, you immediately notice the imposing stained-glass windows above the staircase, which give the building a warm and historic atmosphere. The old-fashioned tail clocks with a modern twist are a subtle tribute to the craftsmanship of the past, while at the same time having a playful and contemporary feel.
The hotel is located in a quiet residential area, right next to TU Delft and within walking distance of Delft's lively city centre. This allows you to enjoy the tranquillity while easily exploring the city. During your stay at Casa Julia, you will experience a personal, warm and rustic atmosphere. The hotel offers a place where you immediately feel at home, with an eye for detail and comfort.
"Very friendly staff, good room, cosy common/dining room with good breakfast." (Marco. Y, 2024)
"Lovely place for a weekend away." (Anja, 2024)
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