The Collector
By the Top3Hotels editorial team. Based on Booking.com guest scores and reviews, location data and reference prices. We did not stay at this hotel. Updated 2026-10-24.
Yes, it is worth booking if you want a central, quiet and well-reviewed base in The Hague at close to the median price. It suits museum-goers and train arrivals; drivers should budget for expensive parking.
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Sold out? See available alternatives →Who it suits and who should skip it
The Collector is a 4-star hotel with a 9.1 score from 4,852 reviews, a big sample, and a location score of 9.7.
It suits couples and culture-focused visitors who want the Mauritshuis on the doorstep, travellers coming by train, and families, as family rooms are listed.
If you plan to drive, think twice. Guests say parking fees nearby are expensive, and no on-site parking is listed in our data.
Location and getting around
The address is 52 Haagsche Bluf, in The Hague City Centre. Guests describe a quiet courtyard setting close to shops, restaurants and the train station.
The Mauritshuis is about 0.5 km away, roughly 6 minutes on foot. The Peace Palace is about 1.4 km, around 18 minutes.
Madurodam is about 2.6 km away, roughly 33 minutes walking. That is far for most people, so plan on public transport or a taxi. Walking times are straight-line estimates.
What guests say
Location comes first in guest comments: central, yet in a quiet courtyard, with shops, restaurants and the station nearby.
Staff are described as friendly, helpful and welcoming, with attentive service.
The one sore point is parking. Guests find the room rates reasonable but say nearby parking fees are expensive.
Price compared with our other picks in The Hague
The reference price was about €145.84 a night, seen for a 2-night stay in November 2026 for 2 adults. It is not a live quote. The sample median was €142.12, so this was close to it.
Our Budget pick, Ibis Den Haag City Center, scores 8.0 with 3 stars and was about €105.10 a night. Our Luxury pick, Hotel Des Indes The Hague - The Leading Hotels of the World, scores 9.1 with 5 stars and was about €212.40 a night.
So this hotel matches the Luxury pick's guest score for about €67 less a night. Against the Budget pick, you pay about €41 more for a score more than a point higher. Breakfast listed is continental, vegetarian, gluten-free and buffet, but inclusion is not confirmed. Check today's price for your dates.
Why it made our top 3
We compared 8 eligible hotels in The Hague, and this one shared first place on review score.
It is our Best Value choice because it combines that top score with nearly 5,000 reviews and a price near the median. That is a strong balance for the money.
Before you book
If you are driving, look up parking costs before you go, since guests flag them as high. Check whether breakfast is in your rate.
Room size, noise, renovation condition and cancellation terms have not been assessed. Pets are not mentioned in our data, so ask if you travel with one. Check today's price for your dates.
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Sold out? See available alternatives →Questions travellers ask
How far is The Collector from the Mauritshuis?
About 0.5 km, roughly 6 minutes on foot as a straight-line estimate. The Peace Palace is about 18 minutes away.
Is The Collector quiet?
Guests describe a quiet courtyard setting in the city centre. Noise inside the rooms has not been assessed by us.
Is there parking at The Collector?
On-site parking is not listed in our data. Guests say nearby parking is expensive, so check costs before driving.
How much does The Collector cost per night?
The reference price was about €145.84 a night, seen for a 2-night stay in November 2026 for 2 adults. Check today's price for your dates.
Does The Collector serve breakfast?
Continental, vegetarian, gluten-free and buffet breakfasts are listed. Inclusion depends on your rate.