Where to stay in Eindhoven?
If you’re travelling to Eindhoven with the idea of getting to know the city and visiting its tourist attractions, the city center would be your best choice. However, if you’re travelling to the city on a business trip then you might prefer the convenience of an accommodation in Eindhoven near the airport.
Thanks to their excellent locations, NH Hotels offers the best hotels in Eindhoven whether you are traveling to this Dutch city on business or are looking to enjoy a delightful vacation.
For example, the NH Collection Eindhoven Centre is located in the center of the city, close to all of the city’s most popular points of interest. In this modern 4-star hotel in Eindhoven, you will be able to enjoy comfortable rooms with free WiFi as well as luxury facilities such as a gym, meeting rooms, and a restaurant with spectacular views of the city.
On the other hand, the NH Eindhoven Conference Centre Koningshof is the best hotel where to stay in Eindhoven for those traveling to the city on business, since it offers easy access to Eindhoven Airport and is well connected by road to other important European cities such as Amsterdam and Antwerp.
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How’s the weather in Eindhoven?
The temperatures in Eindhoven are very comfortable and pleasant for large parts of the year. This is especially true during the warmest time of the year, which typically takes place roughly from June to September. The warmest months of the year are July and August when the daily high temperatures reach an average of 23ºC.
Eindhoven does experience cold winters, with December and January averaging daily high temperatures of 6ºC, so be sure to dress warm when you go out to enjoy the city’s cultural attractions.
What to see in Eindhoven?
During your trip to Eindhoven, you will have the chance to enjoy its beautiful old town, with numerous squares and restaurants where you can sample some typical Dutch cuisine. Here you will also find Sint-Catharinakerk or Saint Catherine’s Church, which is a famous sight in the city thanks to its stunningly tall towers.
Another sight well worth checking out is the Philips Stadion, one of Europe’s oldest stadiums and home to the city’s football team, PSV Eindhoven. The remarkable stadium is the third-largest football stadium in the country and has hosted many of Netherlands’ national team games since 1971.
The Philips Museum, dedicated to the Philips corporation, which was founded in Eindhoven in the year 1891, is one of the city’s most unique museums. Visit it to discover the firm’s exciting history and its close relationship with the city’s economic development.
The city is also home to the Van Abbemuseum, which has one of the most important collections of modern art in Europe. Its building’s unusual modern design is well worth visiting on its own, but the biggest attraction is the collection of more than 2,700 artworks from artists like Pablo Picasso and March Chagall.
Eindhoven features many parks and green spaces, including the gorgeous Stadswandelpark. Take a stroll through the park and enjoys its sculptures, monuments, ponds, and walking trails. It’s one of the most relaxing places where to spend an afternoon in Eindhoven.
Be sure to explore the Strijp-S Area during your trip to Eindhoven. It’s filled with old buildings, some of which used to be factories, that are now home to modern shops, workspaces, and restaurants. In this area you’ll also find the Veem Market, a very large and popular local food market.
What to eat in Eindhoven?
A trip to Eindhoven wouldn’t be complete without indulging in its culinary culture. Some of the traditional Dutch dishes you can try in the city include stamppot (potatoes mashed with vegetables and topped with smoked sausage) and erwtensoep, a split pea soup, which is a great dish to try during the winter. You may also find traditional sweet dishes such as poffertjes, which are small pancakes, and appeltaart, an apple pie.
The city’s top restaurants include the Michelin-starred De Luytervelde, which is located right outside the city center and offers a creative, modern menu. Zoet & Zout is also a great option that offers a wide variety of dishes.
How to arrive in Eindhoven?
The city’s airport is the Eindhoven Airport (EIN), located 7.6 kilometers to the west of Eindhoven. It’s the second busiest airport in the Netherlands and it offers connections with many international destinations. You can easily reach the city center from the airport, either by bus or by road on the A2 motorway. Car rentals are available at the airport.
You can also arrive in Eindhoven from other cities in the Netherlands at the Eindhoven Centraal railway station or on the A2 motorway. Locations in countries like Belgium are also accessible via the motorway.
How to get around in Eindhoven?
Eindhoven’s public transport includes many bus lines, which will conveniently help you get wherever you need to go in the city. To use it you simply need to buy an ov-chipcaart card.
The city can also be explored by cycling, thanks to its many bicycle paths. Walking and cycling can be particularly rewarding ways of getting to know Eindhoven and its landmarks.
While driving is not necessary to get around Eindhoven—thanks to its public transport—you may do so without a problem. The city has multiple car rental agencies as well as parking garages and lots, including right by the airport.
Eindhoven is a city in the heart of Europe that combines modernity and style with the best of the Netherlands’ traditional culture. Book one of our hotels in Eindhoven and experience it for yourself.
