Hotel Kurhaus

Last minute offer: Monday 26 – Friday 30 October 2026

The Kurhaus in Scheveningen was built in 1884 and 1885 to a design by Johann Friedrich Henkenhaf. After a fire in 1886 it was rebuilt, and since 1979 it has once again been a grand hotel, right on the beach.

What can you expect at the Kurhaus?

History: Guests such as Queen Wilhelmina, Louis Couperus and Audrey Hepburn stayed here. The Kurzaal hosted performers such as Maria Callas and The Rolling Stones.
Rooms: The hotel has around 270 rooms and eight suites, many with a sea view. Family rooms sleep four.
Food and drink: Restaurant Waves serves a daily changing chef's menu with a view of the North Sea. The building also houses brasserie 't Zusje, and the large terrace overlooks the promenade.
Wellness: The spa has an indoor pool, sauna, infrared cabin, steam room and gym.
Meetings: There are ten function rooms for up to 1,500 guests. The finest is the historic Kurzaal with its painted dome.

Practical information

Surroundings: The Pier, Beelden aan Zee and Sea Life are within walking distance. The tram takes you quickly to The Hague.
Nature: North of the resort lies the Meijendel dune area, with walking and cycling routes through dunes and woods.
Parking: The hotel has its own car park with 43 spaces, four with EV charging. Bikes and e-bikes can be rented at reception.
Extras: The hotel is wheelchair accessible and has adapted rooms with a walk-in shower.