The hotel stands on Stationsplein in Voorburg, a few minutes on foot from the Herenstraat and the shops and terraces of the Huygenskwartier, and less than ten minutes by train from the centre of The Hague. Voorburg itself is one of the oldest towns in the country: the remains of the Roman town of Forum Hadriani lie beneath the parks along the Vliet. Madurodam, Huygens’ Hofwijck, the beach at Scheveningen and historic Leiden are all an easy trip away.
Five minutes on foot from the hotel, the Herenstraat and the lanes around it form the Huygenskwartier: independent shops, cafés with terraces and centuries-old facades. Named after Constantijn and Christiaan Huygens, who lived here at Hofwijck.
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Beneath park Arentsburgh lie the remains of Forum Hadriani, named after emperor Hadrian, who passed through in AD 121. Around AD 150 it was granted city rights, making it, with Nijmegen, one of only two Roman towns in the Netherlands. Since 2021 it has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Lower German Limes.
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Step into a world of tiny marvels at Madurodam, where Dutch landmarks and historic sites are brought to life in miniature form. A delightful experience for visitors of all ages.
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Travel back to the Dutch Golden Age at Huygens’ Hofwijck, the seventeenth-century country house that Constantijn Huygens built beside the Vliet. Christiaan Huygens later lived and worked here. The house, the garden and the museum are a few minutes’ walk from the hotel.
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Soak up the sun, enjoy thrilling water sports, or stroll along the lively promenade at Scheveningen Beach — the perfect blend of leisure and excitement by the sea.
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Wander through the picturesque streets of Leiden, a city rich with history, charming canals, and some of the Netherlands' finest museums and universities.
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