Hotel Des Indes

Hotel Des Indes on the Lange Voorhout in The Hague was built in 1858 as a town palace for Baron Van Brienen. In 1881 it became a hotel, named after the Hotel des Indes in Batavia.

What can you expect at Hotel Des Indes?

• History: Guests such as Mata Hari, Anna Pavlova, Churchill and Josephine Baker stayed here, and Queen Juliana got engaged to Prince Bernhard here. In 2005 Jacques Garcia renovated the hotel.
• Rooms: The hotel has 79 rooms and 13 suites with historic details and classic furnishings.
• Food and drink: Chef Wesley Langezaal cooks at Restaurant Des Indes. The hotel is also known for its high tea.
• Meetings: Grand rooms with daylight host business and private events.

Practical information

• Surroundings: Museums, antique shops and theatres are within walking distance, such as the Mauritshuis and Escher in Het Paleis. Scheveningen beach is about fifteen minutes away.
• Parking: In front of the hotel there is a private car park with valet service and four EV charging points. The Museumkwartier garage is nearby.

Hotel Des Indes is one of the most legendary hotels in the Netherlands.