Best Western Plus Grand Winston

Welcome to the Best Western Plus Grand Winston

Our hotel lies between the royal cities of The Hague and Delft in the Rijswijkse Plaspoelpolder district. Named after the famous statesman Sir Winston Churchill, our hotel offers you an incomparable stay.
Luxury and comfort on a high level combined with a special design will make your time in our 4-star hotel unique. The excellently equipped Best Western Plus Grand Winston is also a great venue for your event, meeting or conference.

Dining at the Best Western Plus Grand Winston

In the Grand Canteen – our modern, in-house restaurant – we serve the culinary specialties of our chef. International classics as well as fresh and light dishes are on the menu. Professional service and a pleasant atmosphere await you.  
After dinner or an eventful day in The Hague, you can relax and round off the day in our bar lounge with a good espresso, a glass of wine or one of our homemade cocktails.

Meetings, conferences and events at the Best Western Plus Grand Winston

For meetings, receptions, events and conferences, our hotel has six multifunctional meeting rooms and seven separate suites that can be used as lounges and break rooms. We offer various conference arrangements for 10 or more people.  
Naturally, we will also provide you with an individual offer that suits your precise wishes and requirements. The Best Western Plus Grand Winston can host events with groups of up to 250 people. We will be happy to help you to organise them.

Visit The Hague – and experience the Netherlands

The Hague offers a variety of sights and attractions. Here is where you will find a unique combination of art, shopping and culture. Experience the old Dutch masters and modern art and let the town’s architecture take you back in time through Dutch history.
Here in The Hague, where the Royal Family works and where the Dutch Parliament meets, you can feel the heartbeat of the Netherlands. The many small boutiques and shops in the city centre invite you to shop and stroll. But also The Hague City Center as well as the Haagse Markt (the largest open-air market in Europe) are worth a visit.
From The Hague, you can easily reach other places of interest in the Netherlands by train or car. A day trip to Rotterdam or Amsterdam should not be missed. Nearby Delft, known for its hand-painted blue and white ceramics, is also worth a trip.

How to get to the Best Western Plus Grand Winston in The Hague:

Coming by car:
If you are driving with a navigation system (GPS), please enter “Kessler Park 1” and the intersection “Lange Kleiweg”. This will take you to our car park at the back of the hotel.

Coming by public transport:
There is a tram stop right next to the hotel. From here, you can get to the main station of Rijswijk.

What to discover in The Hague

Panorama Mesdag
Zeestraat 65
2518 AA The Hague
Phone: +31-70-310 6665
Website: https://panorama-mesdag.nl/ 
Panorama Mesdag in The Hague is the largest painting in the Netherlands. Experience the magical illusion of the panorama, which was created in 1881.  
One of the most famous artists of the Hague School, Hendrik Willem Mesdag, painted this panorama with a view of the sea, the dunes and the old fishing village and the emerging seaside resort of Scheveningen.  
From the dune called Seinpostduin, there is an open view over the fishing village with the lighthouse, the North Sea and the beach with its fishing boats, the seaside resort Scheveningen with the bathing carts and the hotels as well as the water tower. The city of The Hague can be seen in the distance.

Mauritshuis
Plein 29
2511 CS The Hague
Phone: +31-70-302 3456
Website: https://www.mauritshuis.nl/ 
The famous Mauritshuis Museum is once again open after extensive renovation work. Go in search of Vermeer's “Girl with a Pearl Earring”, Fabritius’ “Thistle Finch” or Rembrandt’s “The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp” in the famous museum.
Numerous world-famous works of the great Dutch masters are on display in the Mauritshuis. In total, the museum houses about 800 paintings, prints and drawings.

Scheveningen, The Hague Beach
The famous pier in Scheveningen is a real icon, attracting many visitors to the Dutch coast every day.
On the pier, there are several terraces with innovative food, drink and shopping concepts. Here, you can fully enjoy the extensive range of food and drinks, as well as shops and boutiques along with the sun, sea and beach.
With bright, wide aisles of wood and industrial-looking cladding, food trucks serving homemade food, and a laid-back (beach) vibe, the pier offers a unique experience you won’t want to miss.

Paleis Noordeinde, the Royal Palace
Noordeinde 68
2514 GL The Hague
Website: https://www.koninklijkhuis.nl/onderwerpen/paleizen/paleis-noordeinde 
The Royal Palace (Paleis Noordeinde) is the working palace of the Dutch royal family. It is located in one of the most beautiful shopping streets in The Hague, the Noordeinde.  
The palace cannot be visited, but the park is open to the public and invites you to enjoy to a pleasant break in the greenery while strolling through the city. It is also an ideal destination for families on nice days. It has space for a picnic and a small playground.

The Hague Passage
Passage 72
2511 AA The Hague
Website: https://depassage.nl/ 
The Hague Passage is the oldest covered shopping arcade in Holland. Since 1885, its exclusive shops have been bustling with activity and commerce. Built in the neo-Renaissance style, it is also visually impressive – almost like being in turn-of-the-century Paris.

Peace Palace
Carnegieplein 2
2517 KJ The Hague
Website: https://www.vredespaleis.nl/ 
The Peace Palace, or Vredespaleis in Dutch, is the seat of the International Court of Justice. The Permanent Court of Arbitration is also located here. The Peace Palace also houses one of the most important libraries on international law. The Peace Palace can be visited on a guided tour. They are available in different languages. For a guided tour, you must register in advance through the Peace Palace website: https://www.vredespaleis.nl/. 

Binnenhof
2513 AA The Hague
Website: https://denhaag.com/de/binnenhof-rittersaal 
The Binnenhof (Inner Court) is in the centre of The Hague and is a complex of numerous buildings where the Parliament has been meeting since 1446. The Knights' Hall is also located here.
Here, on the third Tuesday in September, the King delivers his Speech from the Throne and opens the new parliamentary year.
You can also visit it on an official guided tour. The inner courtyard of the Binnenhof can be entered without paying admission. Linger a while and soak up the ambience of the politically important ensemble.

The Escher Museum
Lange Voorhout 74
2514 EH The Hague 
Phone: +31-70-427 7730
Website: https://www.escherinhetpaleis.nl/ 
The famous Escher in The Palace museum is right in the old part of The Hague. The former palace of Queen Emma (who lived there until 1891) has housed an extensive collection of the works of Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher since 2002.

Madurodam
George Maduroplein 1
2584 RZ The Hague
Phone: +31-70-416 2400
Website: https://www.madurodam.nl/nl 
The Madurodam is where you can experience The Hague on a small scale. Marvel at all the sights, squares and buildings in miniature. The interactive theme park gives visitors information about the historical development of the city.

Omniversum
President Kennedylaan 5
2517 JK The Hague
Phone: +31-70-354 5454
Website: https://oneplanet.nl/ 
Let the Omniversum take you into the world of wide-screen movies. The Omniversum is Europe’s first IMAX cinema with a panoramic view. As it is the only one of its kind in the Benelux region, you shouldn’t miss a visit to this exceptional cinema.

Gemeentemuseum
Stadhouderslaan 41
2517 HV The Hague
Phone: +31-70-338 1111
Website: https://www.kunstmuseum.nl/nl 
The Gemeentemuseum in The Hague is THE art museum where everything revolves around painting and fashion. It displays the largest collection of the artist Piet Mondrian, whose last painting, “Victory Boogie Woogie”, is considered to be the most important of this collection.
Also exhibited here are numerous works by Claude Monet, Egon Schiele, Pablo Picasso, Francis Bacon and other famous artists, painters and graphic artists of the modern era.