Scheveningen Harbour 30A
Modern Apartment in Den Haag with Balcony
Description
This lovely apartment is a part of the Nautical Centre Scheveningen located at the second inner harbour of Europe's largest and fashionable bathing resort. It is only 15 minutes away from the vibrant city centre of The Hague with impressive hotspots like Madurodam and the Louwman Car Museum. This place is ideal for a family vacation.
Within walking distance, you find South beach, some of the best restaurants, a supermarket and the 'world famous' local fish shop Simonis, known for the best fresh fish in town. Holland's most famous seaside resort Scheveningen has an abundance of attractions and beach pavilions.
The home has a balcony facing a seaside view on the brand new venue of the Dutch Olympic Sailing Association. It includes secured private parking from where you can take an elevator to the apartment entrance. It offers essentials such as high-speed internet, a SMART TV, a fully equipped kitchen, and laundry facilities.
Facilities
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Availability
On the map
- Centre (2) 2km
- Sea < 1km
- Seabeach 1km
- Foods < 1km
- Restaurants < 1km
- Go out 2km
Rating and reviews
This accommodation scores
an average of 4/5
Had een heerlijke tijd in dit appartement, De douche was geweldig na een lange dag op het strand, en de wasmachine was super handig om onze kleren fris te houden,
Het strand is zo dichtbij! We hebben genoten van lange wandelingen langs de kust en de nabijgelegen strandpaviljoens waren geweldig voor de lunch,
Dit appartement had alle basisbehoeften, De magnetron en het fornuis maakten het bereiden van maaltijden snel en eenvoudig, en we hielden van het gemak van de vaatwasser,
De voorzieningen waren precies wat we nodig hadden, Een volledig uitgeruste keuken en snel internet maakten het gemakkelijk om verbonden te blijven en te koken,
The apartment was clean and well-maintained, The kitchen had everything we needed, including a coffee machine for our morning caffeine fix,
The balcony view was stunning! We enjoyed watching the boats in the harbor while sipping coffee in the mornings,
