Hague Hotels with Wifi

"The hotel room in the villa was great. Do note, however, that it requires climbing two steep, narrow flights of stairs to get to it! This wasn't an issue for us, but it's definitely worth being aware of. They do clearly mention this on their website. The staff were friendly and helpful, and a minor problem we had was promptly and efficiently resolved. The hotel is truly right on the beach, just a 100-meter walk away."

"I’m pretty satisfied with the stay. Considering the price and the class of the hotel, everything was on an acceptable level! But I especially loved the location (although it might not be as convenient for some visitors, I benefited from it because of where I needed to commute to on a daily basis)."

"Nice hotel, we stayed 1 night for a festival (Zuiderpark), ideal location with tram 9 in front of the door, 5 stops away. also within walking distance to The Hague central, we slept well there, definitely recommended."

"Rooms are relatively small. Staff are helpful. Very close to the beach and lots of restaurants and casinos nearby. Parking is super expensive (around 49 euro)"

"This hotel’s winning points are the swimming pool, spa room and breakfast! The staff in the breakfast area are great. For the spa room, the first room given to us the sauna was not working so they needed to switch us to another room. We went from an amazing view to just looking over a roof of the building next to it. The manager in charge at that time said theyo have other available rooms that is similar with better view but we need to pay extra. It was a bit ironic. Nevertheless, we tried to enjoy the rest of our time there. It is isolated and a long walk from everything else so it is ideal for that kind of holiday. Best to take car and not public transport going there."

"This hotel was extremely clean, comfortable, and in the perfect location. We were able to get to everything by foot. It was an amazing city and we are so happy we stayed at this hotel!!"

"A new hotel. I booked this hotel because it was cheap and easy to get to by tram from The Hague. It's a 3-4 minute walk from the tram station. A self-check-in hotel using the touch panel. Because the hotel is basically unmanned, you need a password even to open the entrance door. I was told that the password was sent to me by email in advance, but I couldn't find it, so I pressed the intercom and a staff member opened it for me right away. They don't usually show themselves to guests, but it seems that there is a staff member somewhere in the hotel. It seems that they are operating with the bare minimum. There were basically no amenities, not even an internal line or a hair dryer. If you had any problems, you had to call someone's phone number. It was a beautiful hotel, so I was surprised that there was no hair dryer. I called to check, but it seems that they don't have one. Isn't it rare for a room without a hair dryer in a new hotel like this these days? There was a coffee maker, desk, and chair in the common area at the front desk. It was spacious and there were many of them, so it seemed like a good place to work. Drinks were charged. Even hot water was 2 euros. It was close to the sea, and it took 5 minutes to get there. It was nice to take a walk at dusk. There are many supermarkets in the area. The supermarket next door seems to be open until midnight."

"Exactly as expected. Basic small room only with no frills but still value for money in this off-season. Good shower room though. Bed bit lumpy and thin walls. But perfect location in centre (no sea view). Staff friendly and helpful."

"Ramada is one tran 9 away from Centraal and 10 minutes to the Den Haag pier. The continental breakfast didn’t change much during my weekend stay. There was prosecco Sunday morning as part of the buffet. The one bed room was comfortable and the room amenities, which included a nespresso machine, was more than adequate. Ramada supplies three or four types of pillows and I opted for the lowest pillow available which wasn’t puffed up. The staff allowed me to check in early at noon , which was a big bonus for me. The room was still fairly pricey during off season (November) but Ramada is still an excellent choice for business travelers visiting Den Haag."

"one tram station away from the main station of hague. amidst shopping malls. restaurants nearby seem to open at 11am earliest. kitchen is good but u need to bring your own seasoning and cooking oil. toilet is on the room entrance and separated from bathroom. shower area is slippery after shower, and i slipped when i entered…… be careful if u book this hotel. no room keeping during our 2-day stay. bring tissue box as there is none in the room except toilet paper."