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I stayed in a basement flat of a very nice couple in TheresiaStraat (1km east of Central Station) when I was there. Can PM you the details if interested..
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Thanks for all the suggestions, a friend has kindly offered me his apartment while he is away so
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Have a look at some of the xpat sites
expatriates.com - The Hague - Housing Available
also search using Den Haag.
Rooms for Rent - Den haag
When I was there the company supplies apartment so I can't recommend anything.
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Seb Coe found a nice little spot up his arse, as I recall.Originally posted by norrahe View PostAnyone got any recommendations for short term lets in the Hague?
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Am flexible on the area as I know the commute will be reasonable.
I would prefer a solid base rather than a hotel as I don't want to be lugging stuff home every weekend.
I'm moving over there permanently so just need summat that can tide me over till I find a decent rental for Mr N, the NorPusses and myself.
If there's any websites or companies that anyone has used that would be useful, have googled a few but there's nowt much about.
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Don't rule out the wider area, including Amsterdam, in the search for somewhere good within your budget. Dutch public transport, especially rail, makes good old British public transport seem positively antiquated in standards.
Last time I worked in that area (2005) I managed to negotiate about a 40% reduction in room rate at one of the larger hotels (can't remember the name but can remember the unheated pool). It's worth putting out feelers to the hotels as they're often far more willing to negotiate than the British standard.
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When I worked there I used to head out to Scheveningen and find a B&B. Lots of good pubs and restaurants and aOriginally posted by norrahe View PostAnyone got any recommendations for short term lets in the Hague?
Need something for about a month initially.
TIA
multi-screen cinema too. At this time of year I expect it will be busy, it being seaside and all, but it is only a short ride on the bus back into town so worth the short commute IMHO.
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Accommodation in The Hague
Anyone got any recommendations for short term lets in the Hague?
Need something for about a month initially.
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