Hotel des indes den haag history facts

Hotel Des Indes has a rich history of over 140 years. The property was originally built in 1858 for the treasurer of King Willem III: Baron van Brienen.

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Hotel Des Indes is a hotel located at the Lange Voorhout in The Hague, The Netherlands. It was constructed as a mansion in 1858.

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The Germans occupied The Hague and the Wehrmacht moved into the Hotel Des Indes. A machine gun was placed in the hotel hallway. A bust of Hitler ...

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The property was originally built in 1858 as a stately mansion for the treasurer of King Willem III, Baron van Brienen, before being turned into a hotel in 1881 ...

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Built in 1856 by architect Arend Roodenburg, what is now Hotel des Indes was originally a palace for Baron van Brienen van Groot-Lindt en Dortmunde, an advisor ...

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The stately Hotel des Indes The Hague was initially built as the town residence of Baron van Brienen in 1858. A hotel Steeped in History Hotel des Indes is ...

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Originally built as a town Palace, the Hotel opened its doors as a luxury hotel in 1881 and has ever since hosted kings, heads of state, aristocrats and ...

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The property was originally built as a stately mansion to host private functions for the treasurer of King Willem III before being turned into a hotel in 1881.

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This hall originally was a party palace for the counts of Holland. Now it is the location where our head of state informs the citizens of the government's plans ...

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This grand hotel was the former city palace of the Baron van Brienen, a counselor to King William III, built to hold stately parties in The Hague.

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