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We loved every moment staying on The Pier. The view was fantastic, the room was clean and comfortable and we loved the special touches such as wine and chocolats wating for us every day, breakfast included and the staff were extremely helpful. The Boulevarde was long and exciting with lots of cafes and eateries. and the tram was available behind the Kurhaus and it was easy to travel to the Hague and back. We loved it and recommend that everyone should stay there at least once.

Scheveningen or Den Haag is a insider tip for people, who want to travel to the Netherlands. It is less crowded then Amsterdam, but just as interesting. The royal family of the Netherlands has their palace there, so you can feel some royal spirit in the city center. Also the National Parlarment, Europol and the International Court of Justice are located in Den Haag.

Gorgeous sunsets and you can walk for miles along the beach. The water was warm and there was plenty of room to find a quiet spot. All of the restaurants had delicious food and a wide variety of menu and seating options. The town is lovely and it is very easy to get around. Just a short tram ride to Den Haag which is a beautiful city in and of itself.

The town itself is busy but somewhat spread out. There are three main areas - the new area where most of the hotels and restaurants are, the old area including the shopping street of Keizerstraat which is handy for almost everything, including a wide choice of restaurants, and the harbour. All three are linked to the city centre of Den Haag by three tram routes - 1 and 9 from the new area, 1 from Keizerstraat and 11 from the harbour area at the other end of Keizerstraat. Between Scheveningen and Den Haag lie the Scheveningse Bosjes, an attractive wooded area perfect for country strolls. Nearby attractions include the International Court of Justice (Vredespaleis) (there is an interesting visitor centre but to visit the Court itself you have to book well in advance) reachable by tram 1, and the model village of Madurodam reachable by tram 9.

I would recommend the Foodhall complex that is excellent, also if you travel in family we don't always want the same food at the same time, this place is perfect for that. Legoland, on the way to the harbour you will find a Legoland Super easy to take the tram and go to The Hague (15 min approx) the tram is at 3 min walk from hotel. Or you can trip to Delft also Next time I will try another hotel, I loved this hotel about 10 yrs ago, but the maintenance is not there and for the price, I find it sad. So we will try other hotels around You have a cinema not too far, so one morning it rained a bit we went to see a movie, this is also nice !

One of the longest sandy beaches you will find and lots going on. Even walking by the beach is paved so great for people with mobility issues or young children. Many beach cafes & restaurants to choose from. If you drive you will find parking is very expensive and there is barely any free parking in the whole town, Trams and buses are very frequent and cheap. Gets very busy at weekends in the summer with locals as well as school holidays. Some of the buildings on the sea front are showing their age and the shopping centre is suffering but there seems to be new investment in the area and improvements taking place.