Had a 4 night stay last week!
- The location was very convenient; a short 5 minute walk from the central station. There's construction directly from the main street, so make sure you go around the building or take the street north of Turfmarkt called Herengracht. It's also within walking distance to all POIs in The Hague.
- It's in the same building as the Moxy (which occupy 1st-9th floors). The lobby is on the 9th floor. On the ground floor, there are two elevators for the RI and two for the Moxy but you can use all of them to get to any floor.
- The entrance door is weird; you have to use the intercom to get in when checking in, and wave at a sensor to open it from the inside.
- Check-in was alright. I arrived early at 11:00 and was told no rooms were available after waiting 5 minutes for someone to show up at the front desk. They were not dressed in uniform, rude, and didn't give me further information; just told me to wait. A few minutes later, a manager came out, apologized to me, and told me there's a room available. They upgraded me from a king room to a king skyline room. The benefits were either points or breakfast, but since breakfast was included, I took the points.
- The room was quite large. I didn't like the TV location since it was hinged on the pillar between the bedroom and the living room, so I would hit it all the time at night when walking around. There were pots and pans and a lot of utensils. The Wi-Fi was quite fast at around ~50mbps and was sufficient for zoom calls.
- Breakfast was very simple European fare: breads, coffee, and pates. Nothing special.
- There's an Indonesian restaurant downstairs called D'Javas which has ~€10 lunches on weekdays that are very delicious. You should definitely try when you're staying. There's a washing machine and dryer that I didn't use; the first use is free.

I would definitely stay here again when I come back to the Hague!