Haagsche Suites, The Hague

Breakfast: Don't miss the famous Dutch breakfast. The main ingredient is an opulent fresh made fruit salad. Served in your own suite, on the terrace, in the garden, on your own balcony (if weather permits), in the breakfast room, or even in the conservatory attached to their own house, if you like!

Dining: While they do not have their own restaurant, wining and dining is amply possible in The Hague. They gladly make a reservation for you in one of the excellent restaurants or brasseries, some of which are within walking distance. With few exceptions Dutch restaurants tend to close their kitchen early (before 21.30 hr.). In case of a late arrival, make sure you have had dinner or ask them in advance to prepare some complimentary snacks or sandwiches.

Special Events: High Tea, private brunches, lunches or dinners parties for small groups from 6 to 18 persons can be organized. Venues include the breakfast conservatory for up to 10 people or the Dining Room for up to 18 persons. For warm lunches and dinners they always contract an excellent external catering company.

Meetings/Workshops: one small group of 6 to 12 persons per day in The Lounge for up to 6 persons, in The Breakfast Conservatory for up to 8 persons, or in The Dining Room for up to 12 persons (up to 18 persons for a diner). Meetings can be combined with a lunch or with a dinner.

Photo Shoots: Haagsche Suites and its garden are excellent locations for photo shoots. Various photographers and glossy magazines have already discovered this fantastic spot. Photo shoot Rate includes the use of the breakfast conservatory for make-up/hair/postproduction and the use of one suite and includes coffee, tea and soft drinks, but is exclusive of VAT. Use of an additional suite will be charged separately.

All special events organized by prior arrangement and on the basis of availability. Prices and policies upon application.

Due to the extensive decorations they are unable to host pets and children under age 14.

Royal Location: The Hague is the seat of Dutch government where the Queen lives and works, where foreign countries have their embassies, where many international organizations and companies have their headquarters. Consequently many nationalities live, work and leisure here. The city and shopping center is a 20 minute walk or a 7 minute ride with the tram, as cars are not handy in the city center. They have two free bikes for guests. Public transport is easy with trams (streetcars) line 17 and line 3 stopping 50 meters and line 11 stopping 150 meters from Haagsche Suites.
Amsterdam, the capital of The Netherlands, is only 45 minutes away by car or by train.