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Hotel Des Indes sits on Lange Voorhout, a leafy boulevard in the historic, cultural, and royal heart of The Hague. The hotel is surrounded by linden trees, luxury shopping streets, museums, theatres, and restaurants, with major cultural landmarks and government buildings within walking distance. Scheveningen beach is reachable in 15 minutes by transport.
Check availability Official websiteThe Lange Voorhout is one of The Hague's most distinguished addresses, lined with historic buildings and mature linden trees. Hotel Des Indes occupies a stately mansion built in 1858 as the residence of Baron van Brienen, treasurer to King Willem III, before conversion to a hotel in 1881. The property carries over 140 years of hospitality history. The surrounding area blends monumental architecture with contemporary design, characteristic of the city's center.
Within a short walk lie major cultural attractions: the Mauritshuis (art museum), Museum Escher in het Paleis, and Panorama Mesdag. The Binnenhof with the Hofvijver (reflecting pool) is immediately adjacent, as are Noordeinde Palace and the Lower House. Antique shops, theatres, and public parks are accessible on foot throughout the area.
The Hague functions as the governmental and royal capital of the Netherlands. This official status shapes the character of the Lange Voorhout district, where the hotel resides. The presence of major government buildings and royal palaces distinguishes the neighborhood and reinforces its historical and political significance.
Scheveningen, the city's principal beach district, lies 15 minutes away by transport. The Pier features a Ferris wheel and offers year-round outdoor activities. The proximity allows guests to combine the hotel's urban cultural focus with coastal leisure.
Lange Voorhout 56, Museumkwartier, 's-Gravenhage, 2514 EG, Netherlands.
The Binnenhof with the Hofvijver, Noordeinde Palace, the Lower House, Mauritshuis, Museum Escher in het Paleis, and Panorama Mesdag are all very close on foot. The area also includes luxury shops, theatres, and restaurants.
Scheveningen is 15 minutes away by transport. The beach district features the Pier with a Ferris wheel and year-round activities.
The Hague is the governmental and royal capital of the Netherlands, home to the Binnenhof, royal palaces, and major government institutions.
The building was constructed in 1858 as a stately mansion for Baron van Brienen, treasurer to King Willem III, and was converted into a hotel in 1881, beginning over 140 years of hospitality history.
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