Hertz car rental in The Hague

Rent a car in The Hague and take a tour of where not only the seat of the Dutch Government is housed, but also the UN’s International Court of Justice. It is also where the Dutch Royal Family live and work in the spectacular Noordeinde Palace.

Take a tour of The Hague’s beautiful buildings which convey a real sense of history in the city. Simply collect your car from the train station to begin your journey in no time. By booking online in advance, it’s even easier to get the collection date and time you want. From The Hague, you can reach the capital Amsterdam in under an hour, while the contemporary city of Rotterdam is just 30 minutes away.

With our great collection of cars, you can find the right vehicle to make your journey a success. Choose from SUVs that accommodate the family and their luggage or a classy sedan. Be sure to get the extras you need like children’s car seats or drop-off in a different location to ensure you have a safe and convenient trip.

Book a car rental in The Hague with Hertz and discover the heart of the de facto capital of The Netherlands.

Driving in and around The Hague

Parking in The Hague

• Parkingbee President Kennedylaan (2517) has 30 spaces and is open 24/7, located close to Museum-Omniversum, Kinstmuseum Den Haag and the FotoMusuem Den Haag.
• Parking Trompstraat (2518) is open 24/7, has more than 25 spaces close to Palais Noordeinde, Museum Panorama Mesdag and De Mesdag Collectie.
• Interparking Boulevard (2586) is open 24/7, near to Sea Life Scheveningen, Scheveningen Lighthouse and the Nieuwe Scheveningse Bosjes.

Key roads in The Hague

• A12 runs for 85 miles from The Hague in the west to Lobith in the east near the German border. In The Hague, it is a highway not a motorway due to it being too narrow and not having a hard shoulder, so watch for speed limit changes.
• A4 is split into two segments, the northern and the southern. It runs 74 miles from Amsterdam to Rotterdam in the northern segment. It passes through The Hague connecting with the E30 and the A12 and is one of the main connections to Amsterdam.
• A13 is a small motorway of 11 miles running from The Hague to Rotterdam. It’s one of the most used roads between the two cities.

How to get from The Hague to Golfbaan Delfland

It takes 15 minutes to drive the 10 miles from The Hague to Golfbaan Delfland.

1. From the car park at the pickup location, swing a right onto Lekstraat/S100 where you’ll continue to get onto Binckhorstlaan/Rotterdamsebaan for 2.2 miles.
2. Take a right onto Laan van Delfuliet and stay in the right-hand lane to merge onto the Ring A4 slip road to Rijswijk/Den Haag-Zuid.
3. After 4 miles on the A4, take exit 14-Delft towards N470.
4. Stay on the N470 before turning left onto Laan der Verenigde Naties.
5. At the next left, this street will become Kerkpolderweg.
6. Take another left onto Abstrechtseweg and the golf course will be on the right.

How to get from The Hague to the Marina.

The Marina is situated in the coastal district of Vissershaven and is a 15-minute drive away from the Hertz Lekstraat pickup location. Take a right onto Lekstraat/S100 and make a U-turn at the junction with Weteringkade. Follow Lekstraat northwards and keep left to enter Koningstunnel/S100. This road becomes Koningskade and then Raamweg/S102.

Take a right near Sint Hubertuspark to join Hubertusviaduct/S200 and follow this road through the park for 1 mile. Turn right at the junction with Eisenhowerlaan, then take another right onto Johan van Oldenbarneveltlaan. Follow this road and take a right at the junction with Doornstraat.

Continue along Doornstraat and turn left to join Westduinweg. At the roundabout, take the first exit onto Zeeluisweg and follow this road to reach the Marina district.

A quick guide to The Hague

Best hotels in The Hague

Babylon Hotel Den Haag

Bezuidenhoutseweg 53, 2594 AC The Hague

An astounding testament to great architecture, this hotel takes over the skyline and is modern inside and out. Take care of business meetings in their dedicated business center and grab a bite to eat in the Living Room restaurant. Its central location is great for reaching tourist attractions or enjoying a relaxed meal before heading out for the evening.

Park Centraal Den Haag

Molenstraat 53, 2513 BJ The Hague

Dutch heritage and contemporary design go hand-in-hand in this hotel, situated by the Royal Gardens. A generous terrace wraps around the hotel for you to enjoy the sun and your book in between sightseeing. Each room has unique décor and is ideal for those wanting a quirkier hotel for their stay.

Inntel Hotels Den Haag Marina Beach

Strandweg 1, 2586 JK The Hague

Located at the head of the Northern Pier, this hotel stands out proudly with its ‘sails’. Take in the views of the North Sea, the Northern Beach and the amazing skyline of The Hague. Take a walk to the beach or grab a sun lounger and have a dip in the pool that showcases the stunning views. With a spa on-site as well, this is the luxury that you deserve on your vacation.

Best restaurants in The Hague

Happy Tosti Den Haag

Korte Poten 5, 2511 EB The Hague

A wonderful little café that serves Dutch lunchtime specialties. Grab a toasted sandwich to see if it lives up to its name or have a warming bowl of soup to get you through the colder months. Friendly service, outside seating and great coffee makes it popular with both locals and visitors.

Suzie Q

Dr. Lelykade 33/37, 2583 Cl Scheveningen, The Hague

Step into Bar & Restaurant Suzie Q and be transported to another world. The restaurant is decorated with lush greenery that gives it a tropical feel. The staff are welcoming, the food delicious and with smaller dishes, it’s easy to share with your companions. Look out onto the Marina and enjoy the view of the boats.

Van Kinsbergen

Prins Hendrikplein 15, 2518 JC, The Hague

One to book a table for as it is extremely popular, this welcoming restaurant is a favorite amongst vegans and vegetarians as it caters to them just as well as meat-eating diners. Grab a seat on the terrace to get a view of the center of The Hague and while away a few hours eating and socializing.

Best things to do in The Hague

Scheveningen Beach

Scheveningen Beach

A beach that has more going for it than just the sand and sea. Discover the Fairytale Sculptures, have a paddle in the sea with your children and enjoy the Ferris Wheel. Have lunch in one of the many restaurants along the beach or rent out sun loungers and umbrellas for a small fee so you can relax and take in the scenery.

Louwman Museum The Hague

Leidsestraatweg 57, 2594 BB, The Hague

Home to the world’s largest private collection of classic cars, it dates back to 1934 and has well over 200 automobiles. An enjoyable experience whether you’re into classic motors or not and a wonderful place to visit. A café on site is ideal for a snack halfway.

Peace Palace

Carnegieplein 2, 2517 KJ, The Hague

The home of the International Court of Justice and many different areas for international, European and Dutch government. A guided tour is best for this building and there’s plenty to look at and get involved in. The guides are extremely knowledgeable about the palace, making it a fascinating and informative day out for all the family.