Hotel Kobalt

Hotel Kobalt The Hague

Girls' Night Out in The Hague. My sister and I enjoyed a wonderful weekend away at Boutique Hotel Kobalt in the historic centre of The Hague. We spent the night in the Skylight Room and were treated to a delicious breakfast from Café Blossom the next morning.

Hotel Kobalt is a stylish boutique hotel located in a beautifully restored building dating from 1861 on Javastraat in The Hague. With 26 modern rooms, the hotel combines charm, luxury and comfort. Just five minutes from the centre of The Hague and Frederikstraat and Denneweg, this is a delightful and surprising option for a weekend break in The Hague.

Location Hotel Kobalt The Hague

Hotel Kobalt is located on the quiet and charming Javastraat, just a five-minute walk from the centre of The Hague. The hotel is easily accessible by public transport and offers paid parking. Scheveningen and Kijkduin are a short drive away, ideal for a day at the beach.

Address: Hotel Kobalt, Javastraat, The Hague

Check-in: from 3 p.m.

Check-out: until 11 a.m.

Website: www.hotelkobalt.com

Hotel rooms Kobalt

The rooms have been designed with an eye for detail and a focus on comfort and tranquillity. The hotel has 26 stylish rooms. Each room is equipped with a rain shower, luxury bedding, soft towels and a pantry with coffee and tea facilities.

City Room / City Studio 20-25m² - Compact and stylish rooms with a queen-size bed and pantry. Thanks to the high ceilings and abundant natural light, the room feels spacious and light.
Family City Suite – Two connected rooms (City Room and City Studio) that are joined by a connecting door to form one spacious suite, ideal for families with all the comforts of both rooms.
The Skylight Room - A characteristic loft room with high ceilings and exposed wooden beams. The abundant natural light creates a bright, open atmosphere. For longer stays, there is a kitchenette and sitting area with furniture from Studio Henk (beautiful!).
Skylight Studio: A bright studio with high ceilings, queen-size bed, pantry, sitting area and modern bathroom, ideal for a comfortable stay for one or two people.
Family Skylight Suite: Two connected rooms with plenty of natural light, multiple beds, a sitting area and a modern bathroom, perfect for families.
Basement Suite: Spacious suite on the ground floor with cosy décor, a queen-size bed and a modern bathroom, ideal for guests seeking privacy and tranquillity.
Superior Apartments: Larger apartments with fully equipped kitchenette, sitting area and storage space, perfect for longer stays and extra independence.

Self Check-In & 24/7 Support

Hotel Kobalt offers fully digital check-in via smartphone, giving guests direct access to the hotel and their room without having to visit reception. For those who prefer personal contact, the hotel can be reached by telephone 24/7.

Why choose Hotel Kobalt?

Here is my hotel review:

Historic building dating from 1861 with modern interior
Quiet location within walking distance of The Hague city centre and the cute Frederikstraat and Denneweg
26 stylish and comfortable suites, suitable for singles, couples and families
Digital check-in makes it easy and flexible
Sustainably and energy-efficiently renovated

If you love the vibe at Hotel Kobalt and want a similar boutique experience, consider Hotel By Friso in The Hague. Managed by the same team as Hotel Kobalt, it’s perfectly positioned near the iconic Scheveningen Beach.

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Things To Do in The Hague

Discover some of The Hague’s most charming neighbourhood streets, each filled with boutique shops, cosy cafés and hidden gems. These are our favourite areas to wander, shop and enjoy good food and drinks. The Hague offers countless places to explore.

Frederikstraat - Stroll down this charming street filled with delightful antique and interior design shops, fashion boutiques and cafés. Stop by Barista Café Den Haag for excellent coffee, browse stylish labels such as Samsoe & Samsoe and American Vintage at fashion boutique Own & Club, or visit Liev Fashion. Prefer pre-loved fashion? Make sure to pop into My Lima Lima and Secondhand Rose. You’ll also find the renowned tea shop Betjeman & Barton, offering exceptional teas as well as delicious chocolates, biscuits and more. For lunch, take your pick from one of the inviting Italian delis or head to the well-known Café Teds.
Denneweg - The Denneweg is one of the cosiest and most atmospheric streets in The Hague. Enjoy a lovely breakfast or lunch at the popular Café Walter Benedict, with its French bistro vibes. In the evening, we dined at Café Blue, an intimate French restaurant. We enjoyed burrata, coppa & gorgonzola, celeriac escalope and duck with French fries. A small downside: not all dishes and some wines on the menu were available at the time. Don’t forget to add Bouzy Wine & Food to your list.
Noordeinde - Noordeinde is the place where style, art and a welcoming atmosphere come together. This elegant street is known for its boutiques, galleries and charming cafés. Settle in at Bookstor Café for a coffee surrounded by books. Another lovely spot is Café Sam Sam, a cosy breakfast and lunch café. Enjoy speciality coffee with homemade cakes, create your own breakfast with fresh “Haagse Eitjes”, or build your own lunch tasting platter using their half-sandwiches, anything goes at Sam Sam.
Museum Panorama Mesdag (extension of Noordeinde) - Just beyond Noordeinde, you’ll find Panorama Mesdag. Visit this impressive 360° panoramic painting by Hendrik Willem Mesdag, depicting 19th-century Scheveningen. This unique artwork makes for a surprisingly fascinating museum visit.
Café Blossom - A welcoming café where you can enjoy excellent coffee, homemade cakes and light lunch dishes. Perfect for a break during a city stroll or as a starting point for your day in The Hague. Café Blossom also provides breakfast for Hotel Kobalt.