Hotels in The Hague, Netherlands

The Hague features the Binnenhof parliament complex, Mauritshuis museum housing Vermeer's "Girl with a Pearl Earring," Peace Palace, Scheveningen beach, Madurodam miniature park, and Escher Museum. The city serves as the Netherlands' political capital and international law center.

April through September offers optimal weather for exploring The Hague and Scheveningen beach. Summer features beach activities, outdoor festivals, and Parliament tours. May brings King's Day celebrations, while autumn offers quieter museum visits and pleasant city walks.

Direct intercity trains run from Amsterdam Centraal to The Hague Centraal every 10-15 minutes, taking approximately 50 minutes. The journey costs €12-15 for a single ticket. By car via A4, the journey takes 50-60 minutes.

The Hague houses world-class art collections including the Mauritshuis with Dutch Golden Age masterpieces, Gemeentemuseum with Mondrian works, Museum de Gevangenpoort, and numerous galleries. The city offers a quieter alternative to Amsterdam's crowded museums.

Try fresh herring at Scheveningen harbor, traditional Dutch poffertjes (mini pancakes), kibbeling (battered fish), Indonesian rijsttafel reflecting colonial history, and local craft beer. The Haagsche Bluf dessert and Haagse kakker cookies are regional specialties.

The Hague hosts Pasar Malam Besar Indonesian market (Europe's largest, June), The Hague Jazz festival, Prinsjesdag (Parliamentary Opening, September), North Sea Jazz Festival in nearby Rotterdam, and New Year's dive at Scheveningen beach with 10,000 participants.

Scheveningen Beach is about 4 kilometers from The Hague city center and can be reached in around 15 minutes by tram (line 9). It’s also approximately 20 minutes by bike or 10 minutes by car, making it easy to combine a city visit with time by the sea.

The Peace Palace housing the International Court of Justice offers guided tours on weekends, subject to court schedule and security requirements. Advance booking is essential. The visitor center provides exhibits about international law and peace efforts.

The Hague offers a more refined, political atmosphere with government buildings, international organizations, embassies, world-class museums, proximity to beaches, and less tourist congestion than Amsterdam while maintaining rich cultural offerings and royal heritage.

Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon is the closest Leonardo hotel to The Hague city center. It is located next to Den Haag Centraal station, within easy walking distance of the main shopping streets, museums, and government buildings. Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade is located about 4 kilometers from the city center, in the Scheveningen district and around 15 minutes’ walking distance from Scheveningen beach.

Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade is the better choice for beach access. The hotel is located in the Scheveningen district, about 1.8 kilometers from Scheveningen Beach, which can be reached in around 20–25 minutes on foot or a short bike or tram ride. Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon is closer to the city center and about 4 kilometers from the beach, typically requiring tram, bike, or taxi transport to reach the coast.

Both hotels are well suited for business travelers and offer modern meeting facilities. Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon is located next to Den Haag Centraal station, while Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade is near the World Forum The Hague, a major conference venue.

Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon is located about 200 meters from Den Haag Centraal station, just a 4-minute walk. Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade is farther from the station and can be reached in around 15 minutes by tram (line 9) or by taxi.

Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon is closer to the Mauritshuis museum, located about 800 meters away, which is roughly an 11-minute walk. Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade is around 3 kilometers from the museum and can be reached in about 20 minutes by tram or 10 minutes by car.

Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade offers on-site parking for a fixed fee, providing convenient access for guests arriving by car. Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon does not have its own parking garage but offers discounted overnight parking for guests at a nearby Q-Park facility, located close to the hotel.

Both hotels are suitable for families. Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade is closer to Madurodam and offers spa, pool, and relaxation facilities. Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon, located near Den Haag Centraal station, offers family rooms and convenient access to city attractions.

Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon is surrounded by 200+ city center restaurants within walking distance. Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade offers beachfront dining along the promenade with seafood restaurants and beach pavilions.

Both hotels offer convenient access to the Peace Palace. Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade is about 1.6 km away (around 20 minutes on foot or 9 minutes by tram). Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon is about 2.6 km away, roughly a 36-minute walk or 20 minutes by tram.

Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade offers a quieter beachside setting away from city traffic, though summer weekends bring beach crowds. Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon sits in the active city center with urban noise typical of central locations.

Both Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon and Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade offer Comfort Rooms, Superior Rooms, Suites, and Family Rooms, providing options for couples, families, and longer stays.

Both properties serve extensive buffet breakfast daily featuring hot and cold options including eggs, Dutch pancakes, breads, cereals, fresh fruits, cheeses, smoked fish, meats, and regional specialties. Breakfast typically runs 6:30-10:30 AM weekdays and 7:00-11:00 AM weekends.

Yes. Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade features the on-site restaurant LEO’s International Flavors, while Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon offers The Living Room restaurant. Both hotels provide convenient dining options for guests during their stay.

Yes. Both Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon and Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade offer meeting and conference facilities equipped with modern audiovisual technology, suitable for business meetings and corporate events.

Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout both hotels in all guest rooms, public areas, meeting spaces, restaurants, and lounges with reliable connectivity.

Both hotels provide accessible rooms for guests with mobility requirements, featuring adapted bathrooms, wheelchair accessibility, and elevator access. Advance booking is recommended to ensure availability at either property.

Pets are welcome at both hotels for an additional fee per night. Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade's beach location is particularly convenient for dog owners with beach walks available year-round. Contact hotels for specific pet policies.

Bike rentals can be arranged at both hotel receptions. Leonardo Hotel Den Haag Babylon provides access to city cycling routes, while Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade offers coastal cycling paths along the North Sea.