Hotel Sebel

スモールルームだが、テラスに出ることができる側の部屋だった。（テラスは２部屋ごとに共有だが、テーブル- が別になっている）。おかげで夕焼けを見つつ、夕食をテラスで楽しんだ。部屋は狭いが天井が高く、機能的に- 物が設置されていて居心地が良い。

トラムは、Elandstraat stop よりも、その次のPrins Hendrikplein　の先にある駅のほうが、近い気がした。（ホテルが角にある Zoutmanstraatは、なんとなく危なげな気配。商店街ではあるが）。 また、部屋にコーヒー沸かしセットなどがあれば、もっと良いのだが。（フロントで頼めるけれど）

clean rooms, quite, nice people

brakefast was simple

Staff was very competent; wifi was easy to connect to; breakfast was good; the security devices were very good (passive chips to open doors).

Room was very small

The staff were very welcoming and provided us with lots of information about the city. They also have tram tickets and maps available, which was great for us because we only stayed one night and did not have time to collect info elsewhere. Our ground-floor room had a small garden with a table and two chairs (and an ashtray!), and it also had other facilities (like a safe) that positively surprised us. Next time we're in The Hague, there's no question where we're going to stay!

The large quiet room and central location

very warm welcome and we were pleased with the nice bed and good bathroom, the rooms are very clean and breakfast is there for a reasonable price of 8 euro per person

Noisy people talking after coming back from disco, maybe not from the same hotel.

I basically just needed a quiet clean place to sleep and shower and was impressed by the layout of my single room, which was close to the tram but away from the central part of The Hague. Although small, it was perfect for me; my friends stayed nearby, sharing rooms at a different hotel which they found to be disappointing. If I were to return to the Hague, I would certainly stay here.

Very convenient to sites such as the Peace Palace and tram.

The room (37) has an excellent view over the city. The hotel can be reached easy by public transport

very clean - seemed to be owned by a lovely couple.

the stairs are steep - i was on the third floor. however, the owners were nice and helped me with my suitcases. at night, returning guests would close the doors which slam so that the noise at 2.00 a.m. was annoying.

The hotel was located in a pretty residential area of The Haag with easy access by tram (right outside the door) to the center if you preferred not to walk. I walked everywhere easily and I'm 62 years old. There were many restaurants in the neighborhood, and pretty squares all nearby.

A good free city map would have been nice but free city maps don't seem to be the custom in Holland. I did not take breakfast at the hotel as I felt it was a bit pricey.