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Number Of Rooms: 3Prices From: EUR 295.00At Where Can I Find you can view Haagsche Suites descriptions, facilities and photos and check for availability as well as securely book online. We aim to provide as much information on Haagsche Suites, Den Haag, Netherlands so that you are fully prepared for your stay.Three luxurious exclusive suites in a townhouse built in 1890 and recently thoroughly refurbished.Situated between the heart of The Hague, the Scheveningen beaches and only 45 minutes from Amsterdam (Schiphol) Airport and 30 minutes from Rotterdam Airport. Each suite consists of a spacious bedroom, a ballroom-sized living room, designer bathroom and a fully equiped kitchen or a kitchenette. Each bedroom has a lovely view of the garden. Our Motto: "Thou shalt enjoy Thyself". A small and very luxurious exclusively decorated hotel in a townhouse with only 3 double suites (70 square metres). Situated between the centre of The Hague and Scheveningen. The right basis for a business visit as well as for recreative purposes. An ideal place for a romantic outing or for starting your honeymoon. Our amenities include: -Non smoking suites -Balconies or Terrace with garden view -Bathrobes -Turn down service -Double bathtubs -Molton Brown bathroom amenities -Room service -NAD or Linn Hifi Stereo with small CD collection. -Flatscreen Cable TV -Fully equipped Kitchens or Kitchenette -Free high speed DSL internet access (or ask owners laptop with WIFI). -Smoke detectors. -Tea and coffee making facilities -Maxi bars (instead of mini bars) -Small lift -Central wall heating (instead of floor heating) -A cosy first floor lounge or 'salon'. Our motto's are "a hotel to come home to" and "thou shalt enjoy thyself". Our guests commend that it is remarkable how quiet the hotel is while situated on a busy road. It feels like staying in the country, while in the midst of a city. |
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Suite 1 (Breakfast NOT included)Description: Suite 1 is on the ground floor. Four doors open onto the terrace and a huge garden designed by Dick Beijer. The living room is in the conservatory, with easy access to the lounge (or 'salon') and the breakfast room. Enjoy, especially Walther's Paintings, the 1890 ceilings and the light available. With the quietness amidst the noises of the city, you won't believe your ears! The bedroom has its own fireplace. It is a non smoking area.Facilities: Coffee/Tea maker, Mini-bar, Shower, Bath, TV, Telephone, Hair Dryer, Kitchenette, Bath-robe, Radio, Refrigerator, Working desk, Seating area, Bathroom Amenities, CD-Player, Toilet, Microwave, Heating, |
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Suite 2 (Breakfast NOT included)Description: Suite 2 is on the second floor. This is the largest Suite. Both living room and bedroom are large and each has its own fireplace. From the balcony in the bedroom one can enjoy the designer (Dick Beijer) garden. The Suite has a separate bathroom with double bath and mega shower. Its seperate kitchen has all amenities, including oven, stove and coffee machine. Thus a longer stay is quite possible and enjoyable. The Suite is no smoking.Facilities: Coffee/Tea maker, Mini-bar, Shower, Bath, TV, Telephone, Hair Dryer, Clothing Iron, Bath-robe, Radio, Refrigerator, Working desk, Seating area, Bathroom Amenities, CD-Player, Toilet, Microwave, Heating, |
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Suite 3 (Breakfast NOT included)Description: To reach this no smoking, third floor suite there is a lift. The suite has almost black adobe walls. The two rooms each have a fireplace. There is a separate design bathroom and a seperate fully equipped kitchen. The Suite has its own balcony. As this is the top floor, it is the most quiet Suite.Facilities: Coffee/Tea maker, Mini-bar, Shower, Bath, TV, Telephone, Hair Dryer, Bath-robe, Radio, Refrigerator, Working desk, Ironing facilities, Seating area, Bathroom Amenities, CD-Player, Toilet, Microwave, Heating, Satellite TV, |
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Public Transport is easy: There are two railway stations in the Hague. From there take tram 17 or tram 3, which both stop across the street, or take a taxi. By car: Coming from Amsterdam (including Amsterdam Schiphol Airport) take the motorway A4 (the motorway from Amsterdam to Den Haag) first and then take the exit right onto the A12 (the motorway from Utrecht to Den Haag). Coming from Utrecht, take motorway A12 only. Coming from Rotterdam, take motorway A13 then after having passed Delft go right onto the A4 (follow direction of Amsterdam) and then take the next exit onto the A12 (direction Voorburg and Den Haag centrum) into Den Haag. In all cases you should drive into The Hague over the last part of the A12 motorway from Utrecht to The Hague which ends near the centre of The Hague, with the Maliebaan (a huge parade field) at your left hand side. At the end of the A12, take the left lane and turn left onto the Zuid-Hollandlaan at the traffic lights. Keep the right lane on the Zuid-Hollandlaan and at the traffic lights turn right onto the Koningskade. Keep the right lane at Koningskade and follow this road (of which the name changes into Raamweg) after the next intersection. After this intersection keep left on the Raamweg, turn left onto the Carel Van Bylandtlaan /Laan Copes van Cattenburgh at the traffic lights. Follow Laan Copes Van Cattenburg which name changes into Burgemeester Patijnlaan and after an intersection with traffic lights into Carnegielaan. You drive here with a slow left turn around the Vredespaleis (Peace Palace) on your left. Keep left until the Carnegielaan ends. Turn right onto the Laan van Meerdervoort. After two intersections with traffic lights you will find number 155 on your right side. Note: No sign outside because of the privacy of our distinguished guests. |