Historic hotels in the province of South Holland

A luxurious hotel in the old city centre of The Hague. The monumental palace was built in 1858 for the baron Van Brienen van de Groote Lindt and converted into a hotel in 1881.

A modern hotel with perfect location and great history. The impressive 17th century building, listed as a National Monument, is a former artillery magazine of the States of Holland and West Friesland used also as a army museum until 2013.

An award-winning boutique hotel located in the trendy neighborhood of Kop van Zuid, on the south bank of the New Meuse. The meticulously restored building was erected in 1879 as a customs office and is listed a national monument.

Beautiful boutique hotel housed in the historic building called Vreugd en Rust, as well as the surrounding park, a 18th century country house listed as a national monument.

Exclusive event hotel set in a beautiful manor house build between 1899 and 1901 in a wooded area very close to The Hague.

Hotel housed in an ancient Patrician mansion from 1638. Great location on the beautiful Rapenburg canal, in the centre of Leiden.

Large historic country estate featuring 5 monumental buildings: a 17 century castle build in the Dutch Neoclassical style, used for conferences and events, a 19th century former coach house, where the hotel rooms are located, a chapel, a gardener's house and a gatehouse.