The interior design references the work of Friso Kramer, the Dutch furniture designer. His father, Piet Kramer, was one of the leading architects of the Amsterdam School style. Remember that? That heritage translates into seemingly simple rooms decorated in a mid-century modern style: warm hues, organic shapes, and timeless furniture that is comfortable without being ostentatious.

The rooms are approximately 17 square meters and feature a king-size bed, rain shower, minibar, and smart TV. The studios are slightly larger and equipped with a pantry, refrigerator, and workspace: perfect for longer stays. Or for traveling with kids!

Great, but the best thing about Friso is its location: the green and tranquility of Westbroekpark, while Scheveningen beach is a fifteen-minute walk away. The Hague city center is close by, and Madurodam is just around the corner.

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Oh, and the check-in process is completely digital. You'll receive an app key beforehand that takes you straight to your room. Traditional hotel staff are largely absent, which gives the stay a different dynamic than in traditional hotels. Design, tranquility, and privacy are what matter. Wonderful for the only travelers and business people who love Dutch design classics.

Boutique Hotel By Friso The Hague/Scheveningen