La Paulowna Boutique Hotel

Perfect location, easy checkin/out, excellent apartment Stairs are complicated with luggage but I understand it is hard to change. No locker.

Nice location Checking in was a bit complicated, no reception at the hotel

Exceptional

Great location in Den Haag. Perfect quiet little square just 15 minutes walk from the centre of town and the Mauritshuis museum. Excellent local restaurants nearby. I stayed in a suite over the square from the main hotel which was ideal with own front door. Breakfast available in main hotel, 2 minutes away. Nothing to object to.

Exceptional

Exceptional

We had a wonderful stay and honestly couldn’t fault it — 10 out of 10. The lady who checked us in was absolutely fantastic. She was warm, enthusiastic and incredibly knowledgeable about the local area. She really took the time to understand what we needed and gave us some great recommendations, even going out of her way to suggest vegan restaurants, which was such a thoughtful touch. The apartment itself had everything we needed. It was clean, comfortable, well-equipped and a perfect base for our stay in The Hague. A genuinely lovely experience from start to finish — we would happily stay again and highly recommend it.

Very good

Superb

Good location, welcoming owner. Clean place. It has world’s most slowest lift. Neighbour downstairs is rude.

The staff were friendly and helpful. The owner, Annoushka(?) was a ray of sunshine- cheerful and went above and beyond in making sure we were settled. The room was exactly as shown in the pictures. We stayed in the top room across the square from the hotel. We had a lovely view of the square from our windows.

Location, very nice and bright room No elevator but that's the building

Lovely, comfortable room with a great shower. Had everything I needed and in a perfect location Nothing I didn't like!

Exceptional

Exceptional

Exceptional

we booked here mainly due to it's location - it's in a lovely little square with other restaurants and shops and it's walking distance to everywhere you may need to go. we booked one of the top floor rooms with the vaulted ceiling and it really was a lovely comfortable well laid out room. The breakfast we had on the second day was really delicious - chef cooked poached eggs. The restaurant downstairs is lively and atmospheric as the building is an old converted bank. All the staff were very friendly and we enjoyed our stay. This is not really a hotel - it's more like a resturant with rooms upstairs they rent out. There's an incidental reception, and no real service. Breakfast is served in the restaurant and is more of an al a carte brunch. When we arrived the radiators were turned off in the room so it was cold - since we were only there for 2 nights it took a while to warm up. There was drifts of cob webs up in the bathroom hanging lightshade. The first time we flushed the loo the mechanism basically fell out of the wall and they had to come and 'fix' it (which meant pushing it back in to wall and instructions to not put too much pressure on the plastic panel. On the first day we ordered the breakfast package, which promised a yoghurt / granola breakfast bowl, croissants etc, and I swear they have found the smallest ever pastry that can be baked, the smallest every thimble for your granola, and the smallest ever shot glass for your orange juice. It's not clear why breakfast was minaturised like this except for the aesthetic - but when you are paying a good $20 for the deal you want to feel like you've had a proper meal to start the day! Thankfully the omlette came along at a normal portion so we were saved. But it's not a normal hotel breakfast.

The very warm welcome by the host, the easy check-in procedure, the cleanliness of the room, the overall look and design of the room, the coffee machine, the view outside, the location of the hotel, the many bars and restaurants in the neighborhood, … The mattress was a bit saggy, you couldn't open the windows, the (lack of good) light in front of the bathroom mirror.