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"Beautiful hotel in a quiet, scenic part of the city. The number 9 tram takes you from the Hague central directly to a stop across from the hotel. Hop on that tram again and get to the beach in about 10 minutes. There's a nice grocery store about a 15 minute walk along the canal and through an authentic Dutch residential area. A couple of points: to get on/off public transit requires scanning your bank or credit card. Had I known this in advance, I might have brought a card for transit use only. Also, there's major construction occurring immediately out the back of the hotel. If you're sightseeing during the day, this isn't an issue. BUT, if you're hoping to relax in your room during the day, this might be an issue. "

"I was checked in early and had breakfast. The staff was attentive and most helpful. Loved my room. "

"Very Grand and beautiful"

"Very nice and new hotel. Perfect place for a quiet weekend break. Highly recommend. "

"Room was clean and comfortable. The shower was great size. Hotel was the perfect location. Walking distance to Delft and easy on and off the freeway. Excellent property I would stay again. "

"Stayed in room on the 6th floor close to elevator and maybe a custodial closet? Constant noise of doors opening and shutting. Shower was leaking but it worked. Water pressure could be better. Staff was amazing: Friendly and helpful!"

"Clean room, large property with many activity options. We did not go with kids but would be great for kids! Right by the beach. "

"Beautiful ocean views and good sized room with good amenities. Spent time at the pool on the 13th floor with ocean and beach views. Bathroom clean and spacious. Beds were a bit stuffy and quite bouncy but comfortable. Parking isn't great, nothing on site but can get discount 100m away in beach Q-Park. Friendly staff and although we didn't eat there restaurant looked good."

"We didn’t get off to a good start as we were given a key to someone else’s room. Upon opening the door the room was full of someone else’s belongings. It’s not a nice feeling as it’s a real intrusion into someone’s privacy. "