3-Star Hotels in Eindhoven

Actually just stayed one night as my apartment was under renovation. For Eindhoven I think this hotel must be classed as great value.. Location is very good, unique modern style & very comfortable. Shop onsite is rather expensive but if your too lazy or don't have time to buy snacks in then it's useful if you need something.

Let’s start with the positive: great location with immediate access to the airport’s terminal . Room itself was worn down. A lot of dirty stains on the walls and carpet. I have a lot of allergies, for dust etc. A soar throat and sneezing that disappears after leaving a room is always the best indicator for me for cleanliness. As you might guess, I had a soar throat and had to sneeze a lot. (Which disappeared really soon after leaving). Duvets and sheets were of low polyester quality, that together with an air-condition that didn’t work properly made it a very uncomfortable night. Reception staff was friendly and cheerful though. The only reason for staying at this hotel is the location, which in a certain way is worth the uncomfortable night.

What we loved: * Location: Best possible location to explore the city * Staff: Every staff member we encountered was polite, professional, friendly and helpful * Decor: Hotel is cosy, has minimalist but modern design, looks very nice for a 3* venue * Cleanliness: Everything was spotless * Comfort: Soft comfy beds and lots of storage and surface space in the room * Price: Very reasonably priced for the quality and location, compared to other options What could be improved: * When we checked-in there was no soap in any of the dispensers and it only got replenished after several days once we asked for it directly. * Pillows are ridiculously thick, like sofa cushions. Got a neck cramp and headache from first night so opted to sleep on a rolled-up towel instead for the remainder of the stay. * Bathroom layout is not great - toilet is behind a glass door just a meter from the bed, so it doesn't leave much privacy or sound insulation. Shower floods the toilet area no matter how hard you try to avoid it, leaving a puddle right in front of the toilet. * Noise: Hotel is sound-insulated, but there was a lot of plumbing noise coming from the pipes in the bathroom at all hours - banging, hissing, screeching etc, like sleeping next to a loud fridge or boiler. The door between the lift and the floor, as well as other room doors make the room shake when they get shut, and we were unfortunate to have neighbours who were slamming doors relentlessly till 2am on our last night. * Some basic tea facilities in the room would be very useful. Summary: Great hotel at a reasonable price with friendly staff and nice amenities. If you're lucky with the room and neighbours, you'll really enjoy your stay here :)

The hotel was clean and tidy the staff very friendly free continental breakfast, There is a bus stop a few minutes walk from hotel where you can go to Airport or town. It's about €30 in a taxi from town. It would be a lot easier if the hotel posted the bus no's that you can get to hotel. 4401,403 get off at the park and ride opp McDs. Bus only€7.15 return. Would use again if I'm ever in Eindhoven again

The rooms are extremely small and the hotel itself is barebones. The staff, especially the day shift, are friendly enough, but there is little to praise other than the location, which is relatively close to the city and at the same time down the road from a few restaurants, a Subway, a CoolBlue store. It's set next to an Albert Heijn too. There is a bed and breakfast down Leendersweg road which might be a better deal if that's closer to your destination.

Stylishly decorated hotel, but a bit scary in style, the corridor walls are black. There is a free coffee shop on the second floor (the picture is that the room was forgotten), and overall satisfaction! The entrance of the hotel is very small. It took a while to find it. The nameplate is called Glow. There is a free parking place around the back of the hotel. There is a commercial area nearby. It is a 10-minute walk from the train station and is very close.

This is a quirky hotel in the Strijp-S neighborhood. Apparently this used to be an old Philips factory and the hotel has retained most of its industrial feel. It’s about a 4 min to the Eindhoven Strijp-S train station and about 4 min to Eindhoven Centraal on the train. There are also buses 1 block away. This hotel is attached to a bar which seemed busy with diverse clientele. Please note that there is not a fully functioning reception area with couches, coffee machine etc. although there are some movie hall type or chairs where one could possibly sit (even if uncomfortably). The guys who worked here were all nice. Special mention to Rafaele, Obi, and Bryan. These guys made sure I was okay when my bus was delayed and I needed a room for an extra night. The sheets are comfortable and the decor is very minimalist here. One can hear the NS trains from about 6am until midnight although infrequently. Light sleepers take note. I recommend the Blue Collar Hotel to anyone looking for a quirky and fun experience in the Strijp-S neighborhood.

- Comfy bed, sheets and pillows. - Lovely bathroom and good shower pressure. - Helpful, engaging and friendly staff. - Good value. - Excellent location. - Multiple TV channels available in Dutch, English and French.

We popped in here on Friday for a bite to eat on a beautiful Summers day and you would immediately tap into the vibrant buzz of Eindhoven. The location is great to watch the hustle and bustle of everyday life here. The staff were very friendly and attentive and the food was delicious. My wife said the lasagne was the nicest she has ever had so that said a lot about the chefs that work here. The staff were kept very busy here and it was so understandable when they gave me the wrong drink and gave me a salad when I asked not to include one when I ordered. Definitely recommend having food and drinks here.

The rooms were not nice and very small. The first one smelled horribly like a smoker room and the second one (115) was so small that we did not even unpack. We just went there to sleep. The carpet was dirty and full of hair, there were stains on the curtains. Also the Furniture was very old and not cozy. The bathroom reminded me of camping. We had no view at all. You don't even have an elevator from parking to the rooms and nobody helped with out with our luggage! We had to carry it all the way ourselves! We've been to 5 hotels in the Netherlands the last 2 weeks and Sandton was the worst of them, I am sorry! The others were almost all the same category and price as yours or even cheaper but way cleaner, more cozy, beautiful, great view, big room, nice service (free coffee and tea all the time in the lobby) and so on. Here you find an overpriced minibar in the lobby. 4 Euros for a Coke.... I am glad that we booked with an offer and not paid the full price which would be around 140 €. The Lobby looks nice but the rooms are very old, tiny and not renovated.