Residence Inn the Hague

Excellent emplacement, excellent check it avec surclassement annoncé. Très bon petit déjeuner. Thé et café disponibles dans lobby/espace détente. Un mauvais point pour l'information sur le parking qui est erroné : il est mentionné parking public, or, lors du ckeck in il m'est indiqué qu'il y a un parking souterrain dans le tour avec un forfait journalier beaucoup moins cher que le parking public, mais c'était trop tard, une fois garé on n'a pas envie d'aller faire le changement...

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.