Den Haag

Learn more about Den Haag

Set off to discover the Netherlands during a stay in one of our Best Western hotels in Den Haag. An unusual Dutch city, The Hague, or Den Haag in Dutch, is part of the Randstad conurbation, which notably includes Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Haarlem.

By staying in a hotel in Den Haag, you will be close to the main tourist attractions of this Gothic-style city. The very name of this city is an invitation to travel and discovery. So drop your bags in a hotel in The Hague and make the most of your holiday, delighting in the unmissable Hofvijver pond, the Binnenhof of The Hague and the 16th-century Noordeinde Palace. A green city par excellence, The Hague will win you over in many ways, with both its architecture and its landscapes. Bordered by the North Sea, Den Haag guarantees you a most incredible and refreshing stay.

Your hotel in Den Haag

Seat of the government of the Netherlands, The Hague is located in South Holland and powerfully combines a historic city centre with green landscapes. A city of peace, art and history, but also a royal city, Den Haag offers a thousand and one facets to its visitors. Choosing a hotel in The Hague means enjoying a cosmopolitan atmosphere that draws millions of tourists every year. Between the markets, the nightlife, the many museums and the sublime squares, The Hague exudes a unique atmosphere that is truly worth the trip.

Bordering Rotterdam, The Hague is ideally explored by bike to admire its city centre and its recent buildings, which contrast harmoniously with the old monuments. Among the city's must-sees, the Binnenhof and the Hofvijver pond remain safe bets. While the Binnenhof impresses with its architecture, the Hofvijver brings a breath of fresh air with its fountain, pond and scenery. Continue with the Mauritshuis museum to admire sumptuous paintings from the Dutch Golden Age, the most famous undoubtedly being Vermeer's « Girl with a Pearl Earring ».

For shopping lovers, the Passage gallery with its glass roof offers a wide variety of souvenir, tea, perfume and clothing shops. The old architecture and the glass roof deserve a lingering look. Along the way, head to the Lange Voorhout avenue to discover some of the oldest buildings in the city, as well as the Escher museum.

Finally, other sites such as Noordeinde Palace, the canals, the gardens of Noordeinde Palace, Prinsessewal and Noordwal streets, not forgetting the Plein square, offer great sightseeing opportunities during your stay.

How to get to Den Haag?

Den Haag is easily reached by train, plane or car depending on your city of departure. Train timetables are available on the website of Nederlandse Spoorwegen, the main railway company in the Netherlands.