Find hotels in 't Woudt, The Hague from AED 292

"Staffs are very friendly. Location is really convinience, shops and restaurants nearby. "

"The hotel has a lot of very nice original features. Some of the features could do with being updated or refreshed. Unfortunately, the hotel is situated in a very busy area and as there are no double glasing and no air conditioning, it does get really noisy (noise from the road), and very warm. "

"Great location, easy and quiet check-in "

"Busy, modern, well located, clean, big room, international upscale business hotel. Pleasant experience. Wish the cafe had offered coffee and croissants for breakfast as advertised- the full breakfast buffet was the only AM offer."

"Wow best hotel in Rotterdam, will be staying again"

"Spent 2 days here. Great staff all around and amazing staff that works the breakfast rush on Easter weekend. Location 100% for transportation from trains, rails, and busses. In fact, it was a walkable distance from Holland America terminal to hotel. "

"It’s always a pleasure to stay here. The staff a Is always friendly and helpful. The rooms sre always clean and comfortable."

"This is a semi-automated hotel; staff is generally not in the building. The automation is iffy--the check-out kiosk in the lobby couldn't find our reservation by last name or by reservation number. We finally had to call to check out. On the plus side, the rooms were very clean. On the minus side, there is a large and poorly placed pillar next to the bed, which makes getting in and out of bed a chancier proposition than it should be. The location is excellent--maybe 150 meters from the central train station. Important note: This isn't the hotel's responsibility, but Google Maps will navigate you (even for walking directions) to the parking lot in the *back* of the hotel rather than to the far more convenient *front* of the hotel. "

"Great location, plenty of food options around, near to metro stop. Carpark in hotel, although it is quite tight space. Our daughter has a separate section for her sibgle bed with tv , which she loved. "