Hotels in The Hague: Where to Stay in 2025
Updated 28 August 2026 · 138 real hotels
The Hague's city centre (Centrum) is the most convenient base, putting parliament, museums and dining within walking distance. For a quieter, greener stay, the Wassenaar fringe offers leafy surroundings without feeling remote. Either way, the city rewards travelers who appreciate understated elegance over tourist bustle.
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| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fox Hotel The Hague Scheveningen | Scheveningen | ★ 4.4 | 75 €/nuit |
| Andante Hotel ★★★ | La Haye | ★ 3.8 | 77 €/nuit |
| easyHotel The Hague Scheveningen Beach | La Haye | ★ 4.1 | 82 €/nuit |
| Hotel Hague Center ★★★ | Chinatown | ★ 3.6 | 84 €/nuit |
| TRYP by Wyndham Badhotel The Hague Scheveningen | La Haye | ★ 4.1 | 89 €/nuit |
| Numa The Hague Scheveningen | La Haye | ★ 4.1 | 91 €/nuit |
| The Social Hub The Hague | La Haye | ★ 4.2 | 91 €/nuit |
| Fletcher Hotel-Restaurant Scheveningen ★★★★ | La Haye | ★ 4.3 | 100 €/nuit |
| Best Western Hotel Den Haag ★★★★ | La Haye | ★ 4.2 | 100 €/nuit |
Why Stay in The Hague?
The Hague (Den Haag) is the Netherlands' seat of government and home to the International Court of Justice, yet it carries none of the frantic energy of Amsterdam. Wide 17th-century boulevards, sandy North Sea beaches just 20 minutes away by tram, and a cluster of world-class museums (the Mauritshuis, the Escher in Het Paleis) make it a genuinely rewarding city to base yourself in for several nights. Unlike many European capitals, it is compact enough to navigate on foot or by the excellent HTM tram network.
The city attracts a steady mix of EU and UN diplomats, international conference-goers, and culturally curious leisure travelers. That audience has driven real investment in quality accommodation, which means midrange hotels here punch above their weight in service and design. Expect polished interiors, reliable public transport and a restaurant scene that quietly outperforms its reputation.
Which area to stay in La Haye?
- Centrum (City Centre): The natural home base for most visitors. Parliament square (Binnenhof), the Mauritshuis and the main shopping street (Grote Marktstraat) are all walkable. Hotels here include the Hilton The Hague (160 €/night, 4.6/5), the voco The Hague by IHG (180 €/night, 4.8/5), the Park Centraal Den Haag (158 €/night, 4.6/5) and the PLAZA Premium Den Haag City Center (160 €/night, 4.4/5).
- Station Centraal area: The zone immediately around Den Haag Centraal station is increasingly polished, with direct tram and intercity rail links. The newly opened TRIBE Hotel Den Haag Centraal (173 €/night, 4.4/5) targets design-forward travelers who want easy onward connections to Amsterdam or Rotterdam.
- Statenkwartier: A residential neighbourhood of handsome early-20th-century architecture, independent cafes and specialty food shops. It is a 15-minute walk or short tram ride from the centre, and well suited to travelers who prefer a local, unhurried atmosphere.
- Scheveningen: The North Sea beach district, accessible in roughly 20 minutes by tram 9. Best for families or anyone who wants morning sea air without sacrificing city access. More seasonal in feel, with a lively pier and seafood restaurants along the boulevard.
- Wassenaar (near The Hague): A quiet, affluent village 4.4 km from the city. The Van der Valk Hotel Den Haag Wassenaar (158 €/night, 4.6/5) suits drivers or travelers who prefer parkland surroundings and an easy retreat from the city after meetings or sightseeing.
- Bezuidenhout / Museum Quarter: Adjacent to the Peace Palace and several embassies, this calm quarter suits longer stays and those with business at international institutions. Tram connections to the centre run frequently.
Good to know
- Use the HTM tram network: The Hague's tram system is fast, frequent and covers the city centre, the beaches and the main station. A multi-day OV-chipkaart (loaded contactless card) is more economical than buying single tickets and works on all Dutch public transport.
- Book early for spring and early summer: The city fills up during EU and UN conference periods (often March to June) and during the North Sea Jazz Festival in nearby Rotterdam. Rates and availability tighten quickly, so securing accommodation 6 to 8 weeks ahead is sensible.
- Getting from the airport: The closest major hub is Rotterdam The Hague Airport, about 20 minutes by taxi or bus. Amsterdam Schiphol is also well connected: intercity trains run directly to Den Haag Centraal in roughly 50 minutes, making it a perfectly viable option.
- Combine with Delft or Rotterdam: The Hague sits on a fast rail corridor. Delft is 12 minutes away by train, Rotterdam 25 minutes. A city-centre hotel in The Hague can therefore serve as a base for day trips without extra accommodation costs.
- Pack for changeable North Sea weather: Even in summer, coastal winds can make evenings cool. A light waterproof layer is useful year-round, and it opens up the option of a beach or dune walk in Scheveningen or Kijkduin whatever the forecast.
What to know about hotels in La Haye?
What is the best area to stay in The Hague for first-time visitors?+
The city centre (Centrum) is the most practical choice. It places you within walking distance of the Binnenhof, the Mauritshuis, the main shopping streets and numerous restaurants, while giving you easy tram access to the beaches and train stations. Most of the listed hotels are concentrated here.
When is the best time to visit The Hague?+
Late spring (May and June) offers mild temperatures, long daylight hours and the city's parks and dunes at their greenest. July and August bring warmer beach weather at Scheveningen but also higher hotel rates and more crowds. September is an underrated month: the summer rush eases, prices soften and the cultural calendar remains active.
What is the average cost of a hotel in The Hague?+
Based on current availability, well-rated four and five-star hotels in The Hague range from roughly 158 € to 223 € per night. The Park Centraal Den Haag and the Van der Valk Hotel Den Haag Wassenaar start at 158 €/night, while boutique options such as The Collector reach 223 €/night with a near-perfect rating of 4.8/5.
How do I get from the airport to The Hague city centre?+
From Amsterdam Schiphol, intercity trains depart every 15 to 30 minutes and reach Den Haag Centraal in around 50 minutes. From Rotterdam The Hague Airport, bus line 33 connects to Meijersplein station, from which a metro or tram reaches the centre in about 20 to 30 minutes total. Taxis and ride-hailing apps are also readily available from both airports.
Is The Hague a good base for day trips in the Netherlands?+
Yes, it is one of the best-positioned cities for day trips. Delft is 12 minutes by train, Rotterdam 25 minutes, Leiden 15 minutes and Amsterdam around 50 minutes. Staying in The Hague allows you to explore much of the western Netherlands without changing hotels.
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