The Hague Hotel Guide - Gallery Patries Van Dorst hotels in The Hague, Netherlands.

"A great pied a terre in the city centre"

"Great breakfast, location, amenities, staff. Highly recommend. "

"Good location ,nice property , need to improve on facilities. Rooms can have a kettle etc"

"Brilliantly located in Den Haag, less than a ten minute stroll from the station, and very conveniently placed for all the centre's attractions, including the Mauritshuis museum and the wide range of local restaurants. The hotel has a welcoming, laid back vibe. The young staff are both friendly and helpful. The bar adds to the warm and relaxing environment. When we visited the offer of a complimentary welcome cocktail gave a nice touch at the start of our stay. Breakfast is undoubtedly a highlight - a wide range of hot and cold foods to suit pretty much any dietary preferences. The bread on offer is especially good. The only area where things could be better is the lack of decaff coffee, though obviously this will not concern every guest. Rooms are clean, quiet and have all the basics, including wi-fi. One small oddity in the room design is the lack of cupboards or drawers, which might become an issue for guests staying more than a few nights. Overall - an excellent location for a city centre break. We have used it on two visits, and may well return in the future!"

"They had really good buffet breakfast. Room was neat and very close to tram stop"

"Very nice and spacious room, comfortable bed. But unfortunately very dusty everywhere. Plus we had the junior suite, and both showers were faulty."

"Simple breakfast and fresh "

"Quiet hotel, great location, breakfast varied and plentiful. Only issue is room temperature, air con made the room warmer rather than colder. Reception gave us a fan but still ridiculously warm in the room (might just have been room 1715)."

"The hotel was actually quite nice, but the location wasn’t good for us. There were no restaurants, shops or sights writhing walking distance and we had no car, so anything we wanted to do or see was a 20 Euro ride away."