Where to Stay in The Hague: Best Hotels & Neighborhoods
Updated 3 November 2026 · 258 real hotels
The Hague rewards guests who stay in or close to the City Centre, where government palaces, world-class museums and the best restaurants are all walkable. The Zeeheldenkwartier and Statenkwartier offer a quieter, residential alternative with easy tram connections to the centre.
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| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fox Hotel The Hague Scheveningen | Scheveningen | ★ 4.4 | 58 €/nuit |
| Andante Hotel ★★★ | La Haye | ★ 3.8 | 63 €/nuit |
| easyHotel The Hague Scheveningen Beach | La Haye | ★ 4.1 | 65 €/nuit |
| Ibis Rotterdam City Centre ★★★ | La Haye : à 21,6 km | ★ 4.3 | 75 €/nuit |
| Ramada by Wyndham The Hague Scheveningen ★★★★ | Scheveningen | ★ 4.5 | 75 €/nuit |
| ibis Den Haag City Centre ★★★★ | Centre de La Haye | ★ 4.3 | 77 €/nuit |
| TRYP by Wyndham Badhotel The Hague Scheveningen ★★★★ | La Haye | ★ 4.1 | 78 €/nuit |
| Fletcher Hotel-Restaurant Scheveningen ★★★★ | La Haye | ★ 4.3 | 80 €/nuit |
| The Social Hub The Hague | La Haye | ★ 4.2 | 83 €/nuit |
Our hotel profiles in La Haye
Park Centraal Den Haag, part of Sircle Collection★★★★ · €120
PLAZA Premium Den Haag City Center★★★★ · €107
The Social Hub The Hague€83
The ALD Boutique Hotel€94
Inntel Hotels Den Haag Marina Beach★★★★ · €121
Carlton Beach★★★★ · €113
Hotel Des Indes - The Leading Hotels of the World★★★★★ · €262
Townhouse Den Haag€94
De Plesman Hotel The Hague★★★★ · €153
Numa The Hague Scheveningen€84
Why The Hague deserves a proper stay
The Hague is the only major Western capital that is not officially the capital of its own country, yet it punches well above its weight. Home to the International Court of Justice, the Dutch parliament (the Binnenhof), and the Royal House of the Netherlands, the city carries a distinct institutional gravitas that you feel the moment you step off the train. That seriousness is balanced by wide, tree-lined boulevards, Flemish-influenced architecture, an exceptional concentration of museums, and a surprisingly lively food scene.
Unlike Amsterdam, The Hague rarely feels overcrowded. Hotels here tend to offer genuine value for a European capital-grade city, and the North Sea resort of Scheveningen is a 20-minute tram ride away, giving you a beach break without switching hotels. Whether you come for the Mauritshuis (home to Vermeer's 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'), an international tribunal, or simply a cultured long weekend, choosing the right base makes a real difference.
Which area to stay in La Haye?
- City Centre (Centrum): The default choice for first-time visitors. The Binnenhof, Mauritshuis, Grote Markt and the main shopping streets are all here. Hotels like Hotel Des Indes, Park Centraal Den Haag, PLAZA Premium and TRIBE are in or steps from this core, keeping everything on foot.
- Zeeheldenkwartier: A creative, gentrified neighbourhood just northwest of the centre, filled with independent cafes, concept stores and brown cafes. Ideal for travellers who want character over convenience, with trams linking it to the centre in minutes.
- Statenkwartier: A leafy, upmarket residential district popular with diplomats and expats. Quieter than the centre, with elegant 19th-century streets and quality neighbourhood restaurants. Good for longer stays or business travellers seeking calm.
- Scheveningen: The Hague's North Sea seaside district, known for its long sandy beach, pier and fresh seafood. Staying here suits summer visitors who want beach access first, city sightseeing second, with trams running straight into the centre.
- Laak / Station area (Den Haag Centraal): Practical and well-connected, immediately around the main railway station. New hotels such as TRIBE Den Haag Centraal sit here, making it ideal for travellers arriving by train or connecting to Rotterdam, Amsterdam or Delft frequently.
Good to know
- Use trams, not taxis: The HTM tram network is efficient, cheap and covers virtually every point of interest. Buy an OV-chipkaart (the national contactless transit card) on arrival to avoid paying higher cash fares at every tap.
- Day-trip by train: Delft is 12 minutes away, Rotterdam 25 minutes, and Amsterdam under an hour. The Hague is an excellent base for exploring the western Netherlands without moving hotels every night.
- Book museums in advance: The Mauritshuis and Escher in Het Paleis operate timed-entry slots that sell out, especially on weekends and during school holidays. Reserve online before you arrive.
- Season matters for Scheveningen: The beach area is lively and warm from May to September. Outside those months, the North Sea coast is windswept and many seasonal restaurants close. Adjust your expectations (or embrace the moody atmosphere) accordingly.
- King's Day (27 April) changes everything: The entire city, and especially the centre, fills with orange-clad revellers. Hotels sell out months in advance and prices spike. Book very early or, if you dislike crowds, consider a different travel window.
What to know about hotels in La Haye?
What is the best area to stay in The Hague for sightseeing?+
The City Centre (Centrum) is the best base for sightseeing, placing you within walking distance of the Binnenhof, Mauritshuis, Grote Kerk and the main shopping streets. Hotels like Park Centraal Den Haag and Hotel Des Indes are located right in this zone. If you prefer a slightly more residential feel with easy tram access, Zeeheldenkwartier is a strong alternative.
What is the best time of year to visit The Hague?+
Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September) offer the most comfortable weather, smaller crowds than peak summer, and fully open museums and terraces. July and August are warm and perfect for combining the city with Scheveningen beach, but expect higher hotel rates. King's Day on 27 April is festive but extremely busy, so plan and book well ahead if visiting then.
What is the average hotel budget for a night in The Hague?+
Based on current availability, mid-range 4-star hotels in the centre run between 110 and 130 euros per night, while The Social Hub offers a more flexible option from around 94 euros. The 5-star Hotel Des Indes, a historic landmark property affiliated with The Leading Hotels of the World, starts at 219 euros per night for a luxury experience.
How do you get from the airport to The Hague city centre?+
The closest major airport is Amsterdam Schiphol, served by a direct Intercity train to Den Haag Centraal station that runs frequently and takes roughly 45 to 55 minutes. Rotterdam The Hague Airport is smaller but closer, with bus connections to the city centre. From Den Haag Centraal, trams fan out to every neighbourhood.
Is The Hague a good base for visiting Delft and Rotterdam?+
Yes, it is one of the best bases in the region. Delft is just 12 minutes by intercity train, making it easy to visit the Royal Delft pottery factory and historic canals in a half-day. Rotterdam, with its modern architecture and Markthal food hall, is about 25 minutes away. Both cities are served by frequent direct trains from Den Haag Centraal.
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