1. Boutique Hotel Corona

Our own editor Jasper Gramsma stayed at Boutique Hotel Corona on the Buitenhof, right in the bustling centre of The Hague. Having lived in the Hofstad for years, he now works from France, but the Hague atmosphere always feels like coming home.

Boutique Hotel Corona: a 'home away from home'.

On arrival, he was kindly received by Amber, without the hip self-check-in. The room offered comfort, with a beautiful view of the Buitenhof and a desk for some work. "The bed was so inviting, I plopped right in," Jasper says.

Jasper wrote his article overlooking the Buitenhof

After a delicious dinner on the terrace of BIT restaurant, where the dishes were "fresher than fresh", he enjoyed a peaceful night. "The night was so quiet and dark that I slept like a prince," he says. The perfect place for both work and relaxation.

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2. De Plesman

KLM founder Albert Plesman would be proud of the hotel his old headquarters is now. De Plesman on Plesmanweg has 100 rooms, including 30 studios and suites, with high ceilings and unobstructed views. One special suite is furnished in the former office of Plesman himself.

Deluxe room in De Plesman.

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3. Townhouse The Hague

At Townhouse The Hague, it's all about feeling truly at home. This 88-room 'Hague house' is within walking distance of the Binnenhof and the city centre. No classic lobby, but an all day & night café where you will find Limburg flans and French dishes. And you can even bring Blub, the house fish, to your room.

No classic lobby, but a cosy all-day & night café: Jolie Café Manger, open to all from 07:00.

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4. Fine Hotels & Suites: Hotel Mozaic

Corina Waaijer loves beautiful places, art, good food, beautiful interiors and pampering people. "When running a hotel, it all comes together," says the director of Fine Hotels & Suites.

City Villa Mozaic: a touch of luxury. But no gold taps

Stadsvilla Mozaic, beautifully located in the Archipel neighbourhood is truly a boutique hotel: small-scale accommodation in the chic Archipel neighbourhood of The Hague. Waaijer also has two more Delft gems: Casa Julia ('small and a bit bohemian') and Huis Blaauwen ('a cool, old armoury with references to its trading past with the East').

Casa Julia in Delft

What they have in common: all sleeping places are a touch luxurious. "But no golden taps mind you, we do remain accessible," says Waaijer.

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5. Seaview

Living, working and accommodation come together in Seaview, the aparthotel on Gevers Deynootweg. You can be on the beach in a few minutes, but it's good to be inside too: 66 flexibly divisible studios in a contemporary setting, with a subtle reference to what once stood there.

On the left you can see the former Seaview Office, on the right the redeveloped Seaview.

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6. Voco The Hague

Voco The Hague, located in the former bank building on Kneuterdijk, is seen as the The Hague's most sustainable hotel. The hotel uses eco-friendly initiatives, such as recycled material for clothes hangers, quilts made from recycled PET bottles and a jar of sugar instead of sugar sachets.

The Atrium

Cocktail bar Ultramarine offers creative, sustainable cocktails and non-alcoholic options, such as the 'Spar after dark'. Bar manager Ruben Hartog and his team choose reused ingredients in surprising, flavourful drinks. Leftover fruit, for example, is put into the dehydrator, a drying oven. Nienke explains: "By drying the fruit at low temperature, we can later use it as edible decoration in the drinks."

Featuring sustainable rooms, a cocktail bar and restaurant Botanica With vegetable dishes and responsible produce, the hotel offers comfort and quality for tourists and locals.

In Botanica, the emphasis is on vegetable dishes.

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7. Kasteel de Wittenburg 

Kasteel de Wittenburg in Wassenaar combines luxury, history and hospitality in a neorenaissance monument. Once an exclusive members' club, the estate now welcomes guests for events, overnight stays and culinary experiences.

Suite Kasteel de Wittenburg

Sleeping at Kasteel de Wittenburg is a dream in Wassenaar greenery. The majestic rooms blend old-world charm with modern comforts, from gold motifs on the walls and a lion-legged bath to underfloor heating. After a day enjoying nature or a culinary dinner at Restaurant Sophie, end the evening in your room. The next morning, you will wake up to breakfast in bed, including freshly baked croissants and other delicacies.

Restaurant Sophie at Kasteel de Wittenburg

Led by director Ralf Meppelder and chef Jim Boctor, the castle hosts prestigious events such as the Star performance. The castle offers an ideal setting for business events, intimate weddings and a relaxing stay in nature.

Chef Jim Boctor pours Ralf Meppelder, director of Kasteel de Wittenburg, a glass.

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8. Hotel Indigo

Hotel Indigo, located in the former premises of De Nederlandsche Bank on Noordeinde, offers a combination of history and modern comfort. The boutique hotel has retained elements of the old bank building, such as the marble entrance and round vault door.

The rooms are inspired by the 'golden age' with rich colours and contemporary design. Duncan Bond, former general manager says: "This hotel has so much character. Every room is unique. With every gulp you breathe in the history of the bank, but of course everything is spic and span with modern bathrooms."

Brasserie Stocks & Bonds

Hotel Indigo is more than just a place to stay. The hotel is an example of how history and hospitality come together. The restaurant focuses on local flavours and offers a cosy, accessible place for hotel guests and locals alike. This makes Hotel Indigo not just a hotel, but also part of the Noordeinde, where everyone is welcome for a cup of coffee or a drink.

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9. Carlton Ambassador Hotel

The Carlton Ambassador Hotel, on the corner of Zeestraat and Sophialaan, offers a quiet and elegant base for both business and leisure guests.

The hotel is known for its warm and intimate atmosphere in a stylish setting. General manager Brecht Veenman: "We want to make our guests feel at home by offering them personal attention and the best quality." The luxurious rooms and suites combine historical elements with contemporary comfort.

Room at the Carlton Ambassador The Hague

Meeting rooms and event spaces are available for business guests. In restaurant Sophia. guests can enjoy seasonal dishes and classic French flavours with a contemporary twist.

Whether you are in The Hague for business or pleasure, it Carlton Ambassador offers the perfect place to stay, within walking distance of the city centre.

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More information:

www.corona.nl / www.deplesman.com / www.townhousehotels.nl/den-haag / www.finehotelsandsuites.com/www.numastays.com/locations/netherlands/the-hague/scheveningen/scheveningen / www.voco.nl / www.wittenburg.nl / www.hotelindigothehague.nl / www.carlton.nl/hotel-ambassador-den-haag