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The facade of this hotel, which comprises two large 1895 townhouses, exudes period charm, but the interior has been given a stylish contemporary makeover, and some of the guest rooms retain original features such as oak beams or windows with stained-glass accents. The quiet residential boulevard is nicely tucked between the Peace Palace and The Hague Municipal Museum.
Tidy and comfortable guest rooms are sparsely furnished but large and have high ceilings and tall windows for lots of light and air. The friendly owners have expanded the hotel into three buildings, one of which is a beautiful Art Nouveau house from 1882.
These standard-issue guest rooms decorated in shades of peach and blue are housed in a former cinema, although you'll need a bit of imagination to picture it—what the accommodations lack in individual creativity they more than make up for with cleanliness and modern conveniences, and the location is ideal for shopping and sightseeing.
Modern decor and furnishings, color schemes in shades of white and gray, and spacious surroundings lend the guest rooms and lounges in two connecting 1880 buildings a light, airy feel. Discounts for stays of four days or more, along with well-stocked fridges and cooking facilities, make this a stylishly economical option for longer visits.
An outlet of one of the leading hostel chains in Holland enjoys a location close to Holland's Spoor train station and offers 12 double rooms, along with dorms that sleep up to nine people each. Clean, modern, and light, the hostel is in a renovated former warehouse and has a deck on the water, plus a library, Internet stations, and a pool table for when you just can't sightsee any more.
