5 cool and cheap places to stay in The Hague

With both mixed dorms for backpackers, a bunny dorm for boys only and private rooms for families, KingKool is an affordable place to sleep for anyone visiting The Hague. And just as its name suggests: it’s very cool thanks to the different themes and designs throughout the hostel. It has a bar where you can play chess, pool, and ping-pong. And buy designer sneakers on top.

The ultimate place to sleep for young surf loving digital nomads… and everyone else. Jorplace offers bunkbed group accommodation and rooms for two in the main street of old Scheveningen village. It has a very relaxed vibe, the bar doesn’t close (until it does), you can hang out around a fire, and even cook your own meal.

This small hostel with basic rooms is smack in the middle of the liveliest part of town, close to where the night life is. However, there is no need to go anywhere: the hostel bar has craft beer on tap and in bottles, and live jazz music almost every night. Just make sure to be under 40 and a sound sleeper.

Whether you’re still in school, young or old, a traveller, or a professional nomad, at The Student Hotel you can explore your inner-student. The hotel offers short-stay rooms and long-stay apartments, plus an abundance of co-studying, co-living, co-working, and co-relaxing spaces. Hip to the core, as centrally located as it gets, and affordable no less.

The location in the heart of the industrial Binckhorst is far from romantic. But inside, the hotel has cool vibes: the spacious lobby has giant street art pieces painted on its walls. The rooms are bright, modern and offer great views. Try to book one of the street art rooms. The Hague is working hard to transform the Binckhorst into a hip area. Soon, this hotel might be in the middle of where it all happens.