Hotels in Hague

"The location is exactly in the town city. Tram is only 1 min away, 2 tram stops away from the centraal station. Perfect location! The breakfast is great, but without mushrooms and enough fresh fruit. Only bananas and chopped fruits for yoghurt were provided. I love having breakfast in the den. The environment facing the river and the road, and the jazz background music is so relaxing. I don’t like having my breakfast in my room or in the lobby. Staffs are very friendly and helpful offering help in person about how to use the washing machines and the dryers. Fitness room is tiny. Dumbbells increase by 2kg from 4kg. The seat of the machine for lap pull is not secure, so I didn’t use it. In my conclusion, the service is excellent, and room is spacious and new. I would love to come back next time."

"It was a great little aparthotel type of accommodation near the beach. It is on the cutest little beach street with a dozen of restaurants, cafes,and shops. The beds were very comfortable. The little minikitchen has what you need for a couple of days or longer. The hotel staff was beyond kind and helpful!"

"The location of this hotel was perfect. Unfortunately there is no view of the beach, but you can be on the beach within 5 minutes. There is also a supermarket and bakery very close by. Because there was a refrigerator in our room, we could easily store food and drinks to take with us on our adventures in Scheveningen. The staff were very friendly and helpful. There was someone at the hotel 24/7, so we could be out late and still get into our hotel room. The hygiene was fine. Everything was just neat and clean, and we got clean towels when needed."

"This is a wonderful super beautiful and neat hotel. 10/10. I liked absolutely everything! Breakfast is also very recommended, delicious, satisfactory, Swedish table with a cook. The rooms are clean and comfortable, the hotel itself as a museum."

"The hotel is located in the center of the city, so it is very convenient. It is very quiet as soon as you enter the hotel (the sound insulation is very good). The lobby is very warm and suitable for you to soak in the hotel lobby when you don't want to go out. There are various flavors of coffee benefits, and you can use them at your convenience."

"1. Excellent location, 500 meters from The Hague Railway Station, supermarkets, McDonald's, restaurants, bars downstairs. Next to the City Hall and Opera House. 2. The room facilities are simple and hygienic. I saw many dogs coming in and out (but I couldn't smell the dog smell). There were no toiletries, slippers, kettles, teacups, or drinking water. You can go to the restaurant bar on the first floor, where there is a water machine where you can get some for free. The service attitude is not bad. 3. Breakfast is basically bread, salad, eggs, pancakes, cakes, coffee, milk, juice, and yogurt. You can eat enough. 4. There is a tram track at the entrance of the hotel. Those who need to sleep should pay attention in advance."

"Fabolous find in the Hague.ao close to everything. The price was fantastic no one could believe it and must say its one of the most beautiful rooms I have stayed in"

"De gordijnen zijn te kort waardoor er licht tussendoor komt. Vond ik minder prettig. Verder goed. Super locatie en kwam schoon over."

"Really nice hotel, only the person from the reception was not very flexible. I wanted a late check out (willing to pay for)but he only wanted to check it in the early morning on the day of checking out. For me it was useless since I wanted an hour of extra sleep."

"This is a small hotel similar to a family, because the room is not big in the city center, the room and bathroom are very clean, but the sound insulation is not good, the next room opens and closes the door in the morning, we have set breakfast but not in the store, to go three streets, We didn't find it for the first time, and came back to ask, and the clerk was particularly good at taking us over. The hotel has its own parking space in the alley opposite the hotel. We didn't dare to drive in for the first time, because the alley was too narrow, and it turned out to be on the pedestrian street. Maybe the roads in Europe were narrow. Although it was a dual lane, it was enough for a car to pass."