Residence Inn the Hague

Let me start with the main point. The room is very large, you can cook and do laundry, and the location is excellent. The room is very big. I came here twice in the past year and was given a slightly larger room each time, so there is more space for me to stay with my children. For cooking, there are induction cookers and pots. If you want to change the taste, you can buy some ingredients at the AH supermarket downstairs and make a simple meal. For laundry, there are public washing machines and dryers on the 9th floor. You can ask for a detergent bead at the front desk to wash your dirty clothes during travel. The location is excellent, a few hundred meters from The Hague Central Station and a 10-15 minute walk to the Mauritshuis Museum. From the nearby tram station, you can take a direct bus to Madurodam, Delft and Scheveningen Beach. Compared to summer, hotel breakfast in winter is very simple and there is no need to queue or wait for a seat. There is no front desk after 11pm. You have to go to the moxy hotel front desk on the 1st floor to call someone, and then come back to the 9th floor to check in, which is a bit inconvenient.

The apartment hotel has a microwave, a full set of tableware and kitchen supplies, including dish soap. There is a supermarket nearby, where you can buy quick food and heat it in the microwave. There is a coffee machine (can boil hot water), the room is relatively new, and the hardware is good. The breakfast is average and the place is not big, but you are allowed to take it back to the room to eat. What needs to be complained about is the environment of the hotel. Construction is going on all around. Using Google Maps for navigation, I kept asking to turn right when I reached Figure 2, but it was blocked by construction fences and I couldn't turn. . . Then, I went too far and the navigation told me to turn around. . I reconfirmed that it was this gray building, but I just couldn't get past it. I had no choice but to go back to the train station and make a big circle to the other side of the building. The road was difficult to haul luggage, and the wheels of the suitcase fell off halfway (it was less than a year after I bought it). Then, after going through all the trouble to get to the hotel door, I couldn't get in! When someone swiped the key card, they realized that the lobby was on the 9th floor. The sign at the door is not obvious. The hotel is close to a bar street, and there were people drinking and making noise in the bar in the middle of the night.

Almost everything can be done within the hotel. Since Albert Hain is right nearby, you can buy ingredients and cook in your room, exercise, and drink coffee in the common area. There isn't enough space to eat breakfast, but it's okay because you can take it up to your room and eat it. I like that it's close to the train station.