Between Vermeer masterpieces at the Mauritshuis and the miniature wonderland of Madurodam, The Hague offers cultural treasures for every visitor. Explore the nearby Scheveningen beach boardwalk for fresh seafood restaurants or visit the magnificent tulip gardens at Keukenhof in Lisse during spring.
This hotel was an unexpected delight. Situated in an old merchant's house in a tiny jewel of a square close to the centre of The Hague, it is a wonderful place for a weekend visit. The owners are charming and so helpful. The room was delightful, quirky, spotlessly clean and full of individual personal touches which made our weekend special. We were there for Valentine's Day and a card and two red roses surprised and delighted us! There is an excellent restaurant serving fresh organic food at...
This hotel was an unexpected delight. Situated in an old merchant's house in a tiny jewel of a square close to the centre of The Hague, it is a wonderful place for a weekend visit. The owners are charming and so helpful. The room was delightful, quirky, spotlessly clean and full of individual personal touches which made our weekend special. We were there for Valentine's Day and a card and two red roses surprised and delighted us! There is an excellent restaurant serving fresh organic food at...
Alice
Reviewed February 20, 2016Reviewed February 20, 2016
The Indes is an institution in the Hague, and whilst some hotels rely on the past, this hotel excels on so many levels. It's beautiful, but first and foremost the staff (ambassadors as they're known) are some of the best we've ever come across in the Netherlands, and that's going some as the Dutch are great at hospitality! From the door man to the waiting staff, everyone speaks to you and makes sure you have everything you need. The room was lovely and a good size, and the bathroom was big...
The Indes is an institution in the Hague, and whilst some hotels rely on the past, this hotel excels on so many levels. It's beautiful, but first and foremost the staff (ambassadors as they're known) are some of the best we've ever come across in the Netherlands, and that's going some as the Dutch are great at hospitality! From the door man to the waiting staff, everyone speaks to you and makes sure you have everything you need. The room was lovely and a good size, and the bathroom was big...
A home from home for a 12-day work-stay, from the fresh flowers in the lobby to the homely but stylish touches in the spacious room I booked. I couldn’t have chosen anywhere better than Hotel Pistache. It ticked every box for me.
A home from home for a 12-day work-stay, from the fresh flowers in the lobby to the homely but stylish touches in the spacious room I booked. I couldn’t have chosen anywhere better than Hotel Pistache. It ticked every box for me.
Susan
Reviewed September 2, 2019Reviewed September 2, 2019
Stayed 3 nights. Hotel, as it's name suggests, is centrally located, within 10-15 min walk of key attractions like the Mauristhuis and Escher at the Palace. Lots of transport options within a few minutes walk of the hotel, as are supermarkets and a variety of well-known retailers. Check-in was easy, helped by friendly staff and our room was fine - spacious, clean and with air-conditioning, which was needed given the 30 C plus temperatures we experienced during our trip. Would recommend this...
Stayed 3 nights. Hotel, as it's name suggests, is centrally located, within 10-15 min walk of key attractions like the Mauristhuis and Escher at the Palace. Lots of transport options within a few minutes walk of the hotel, as are supermarkets and a variety of well-known retailers. Check-in was easy, helped by friendly staff and our room was fine - spacious, clean and with air-conditioning, which was needed given the 30 C plus temperatures we experienced during our trip. Would recommend this...
Pretty tiny nice suite sided to a one way street (not much traffic). Condition was all in all great with nice beds to sleep in.
Cleaning service was ok. They didn’t change the sheets every three days but this was ok for us.
We’re just missing a cooking plate and an oven.
Pretty tiny nice suite sided to a one way street (not much traffic). Condition was all in all great with nice beds to sleep in.
Cleaning service was ok. They didn ’t change the sheets every three days but this was ok for us.
We’re just missing a cooking plate and an oven.
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