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Near Safaripark Beekse Bergen apartment, featuring a private kitchen, bathroom.
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Experience the artistic atmosphere of this spacious apartment, inspired by Theo van Doesburg's unique style from the 'De Stijl' art movement. This historic building offers modern conveniences, including a private kitchen and smart TV. With international guest support and secure self-service accommodations, you'll feel right at home in Tilburg's heart.
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9.89.8 out of 10
Exceptional
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Popular amenities
- Kitchen
- Washer
- Free WiFi
- Air conditioning
- Parking available
The current price is AED 508
AED 508
AED 822 total
includes taxes & fees
23 Aug - 24 Aug
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About this property
Near Safaripark Beekse Bergen apartment, featuring a private kitchen, bathroom.
- Stay in a stylish 1-bedroom apartment in the heart of Tilburg, set in a 1931 historic building inspired by Theo van Doesburg’s De Stijl art movement.
🛏️ Comfortable stay: Stylish 1-bedroom apartment in Hotel Centrum Tilburg
🍳 🚿 Private facilities: Equipped with its own kitchen and bathroom
💻 Easy booking & payment – Secure your stay online in just a few clicks.
🔑 Seamless check-in – Your personal access will be ready upon arrival.
🍴☕🎶 Local tips – My co-hosts and I are happy to recommend restaurants, cafés, and nightlife nearby.
🕒 Check-in hours – Available between 3:00 PM and 7:30 PM.
📞 Emergency support – We’re available 24/7 if needed.
🏡 Not a hotel, but... – Enjoy comfortable, secure, self-service accommodations.
🌍 International guest support – Designed to make your stay as smooth and pleasant as possible.
🏛️ City tax required – Tourism tax is mandated by the local government. A separate payment request will be sent after booking (amount varies).
📍 Prime location – In the heart of Tilburg, only a few minutes’ walk from the central train station.
🛍️ Charming Dwaalgebied – Explore unique shops, cozy cafés, and picturesque streets right around the corner.
🍴🍹 Trendy Spoorzone – Discover a vibrant area with modern eateries, bars, and cultural events.
🌳 Relax in nature – Enjoy peaceful walks in the nearby city park.
🎶 Entertainment nearby – Concerts at Poppodium 013 and events in the Spoorzone are within easy walking distance.
🏢 Unique & affordable – Apartment located on the 3rd floor of a beautiful historic building.
👷 Architectural heritage – Designed by renowned architect C.M.B. (Casper) van den Beld.
🍺 Heineken connection – Built in 1931 after winning a Heineken architectural competition.
🪟 Historic details – Stunning stained-glass windows in the stairwell show the coats of arms of Brabant, Tilburg, and the Netherlands.
🎨 De Stijl influence – Famous style characterized by clean lines and bright primary colors, adding an artistic and cultural touch to your stay.
✨ Apartment Highlights
🏡 Spacious & comfortable – Stay near Efteling in an apartment combining modern comfort with unique design.
🛏️ Well-equipped – Features a cozy bed, private bathroom, and fully equipped kitchen.
🌇 Private balcony – Perfect spot to relax and enjoy the view.
🎨 Art-inspired – Interior influenced by Theo van Doesburg, with geometric patterns and bold colors.
📶 Fast Wi-Fi – Reliable internet throughout your stay.
🧺 Extra convenience – Washing machine and dryer available on the first floor.
📖 Hotel Central Background
🏨 Built in 1931 in Art Deco style by architect Casper Melchior Balthasar van den Beld, on the site of the former Café-Restaurant Albert Janssen.
🎭 During WWI, Café Janssen was a meeting place for Theo van Doesburg and fellow artists, where they hosted Dadaist soirées intimes. Early concepts for the magazine De Stijl (founded in 1917) were sketched here.
🖼️ In 2023, Hotel Central was renovated, and each of its 21 rooms was named after a De Stijl or Dada artist, featuring unique wall coverings, quotes, and artistic accents.
✍️ Theo van Doesburg (1883–1931) – Known for merging De Stijl and Dada, his designs and writings are honored in Room 17, which features motifs from his L’Aubette design in Strasbourg and a quote from a personal letter to Antony Kok.