The location was nice, in a beautiful character building, but the hallway had a private toilet, the room was relatively small, and there was no option to make coffee or tea yourself.
EricA month ago
★★★★·The Hague·8.9
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Emma’s B&B in The Hague occupies a historic building, offering adults-only rooms with private bathrooms, free toiletries, showers, hairdryers, TV, parquet floors, and wardrobes. Guests enjoy a continental breakfast featuring pastries, cheese, fruit, and juice, plus free Wi‑Fi, a terrace, balcony, and fireplace. It sits 16 minutes from Paleis Huis Ten Bosch, 1.5 km from Escher Museum, and under 1 km from Central Station.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location was nice, in a beautiful character building, but the hallway had a private toilet, the room was relatively small, and there was no option to make coffee or tea yourself.
Eric·A month ago
The breakfast was great, and everything else was perfectly fine.
Manon·A month ago
The 1890s house feels like a lived‑in gem, and the breakfast served in the dining room with its charming antique furniture kicked off the day nicely. I enjoyed the balcony view overlooking the city and look forward to coming back. Mark, the host, was very attentive. I didn’t encounter any dislikes.
Derek·A month ago
People were friendly and the service was excellent, with a generous and tasty breakfast spread.
Luyt·2 months ago
The hotel owner greets guests warmly and the place feels family‑friendly. It’s housed in a historic building, but the staircase is steep, which might be inconvenient for travelers with heavy luggage or small kids.
Igor·2 months ago