Hotel Des Indes (The Hague)

Hotel Des Indes in The Hague stands as a palatial 1858 landmark near the Binnenhof, having hosted royalty, diplomats, and even Mata Hari, offering prestige deeply rooted in history. Its grand lobby features 14-foot ceilings and crystal chandeliers, setting a benchmark for old-world luxury in the Netherlands. This property is 20% more expensive than the typical five-star hotel in The Hague, reflecting its exclusive heritage and prime location steps from government buildings. Compared to #5 Pulitzer Amsterdam, Hotel Des Indes delivers a more formal and regal atmosphere, ideal for those seeking diplomatic elegance. With a data point of over 160 years of continuous service, it provides an unparalleled sense of continuity and luxury.